Boulder seeks public input via a questionnaire on the future of its buildings' health, efficiency, and resilience, offering a chance to win grocery gift cards for participating.

Chatham County announced a farmland transition and estate planning workshop for June 26 and July 10, aiming to educate landowners on preserving their farms for future generations.

The Chagrin Falls Popcorn Shop is holding a 'flash pop' event to overcome reduced traffic from nearby bridge construction, with local community support bolstering the effort.

Leander ISD started building their first Early Childhood Center, focusing on prekindergarten education and set to open for the 2026-27 school year, with strong community support reflected in a recent bond vote.

Boston Police District E-5 officers engaged with community members at Mayor Wu's Coffee Hour, providing safety information and strengthening community ties.

Severe storms in the Midwest cause a delayed start at Milwaukee High School of the Arts and the closure of Cedar Hills Elementary in Oak Creek due to power outages.

Carrboro marks Police Week, with events and tributes to law enforcement, highlighting their community commitment and training efforts.

The Latchkey Legends podcast, hosted by Santanu Rahman, featured Dr. Fred L. McGhee discussing Generation X's unique perspectives, accessible on YouTube through the City of Austin's website.

Minnesota celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Colors of Southeast Asia Fest, focusing on intergenerational and cross-cultural connections, on June 7 at Centennial Park.

Minnesota's BTAM team aims to identify and mitigate threats to prevent events like the Red Lake High School shooting by analyzing warning signs and intervening early.

Rebecca Hill has been appointed as the new director of Georgia International Horse Park, succeeding Jennifer Bexley, due to her extensive experience and industry qualifications.

Milton's PRAB to review final plan for a new 21.4-acre park with multiple sports fields and amenities at their May 15 meeting, inviting public participation.

Plymouth's "Walk with the Mayor" event, postponed due to weather, is rescheduled for May 21. Residents can join Mayor Wosje on a 2-mile walk without registration.