Cleveland Fire Department officers are receiving training in 'Overhaul' at the Fire Training Academy, a critical fire fighting technique for checking hidden fire remnants in structures.

Raleigh observes Public Service Recognition Week, honoring its nearly 7,000 public servants, from park maintenance to water lab techs, for their contributions to community life.

Mankato honors firefighters on International Firefighters' Day, praising the commitment of full-time, part-time, and on-call personnel, and encourages new recruits.

The Pembroke Pines Charter School Foundation extended their raffle for a 4-year Florida Prepaid College Plan scholarship until May 14. Tickets are $100, with the draw on May 21, available to Florida residents up to age 21.

Zoo Miami's gorillas Shango and Barney are moving to Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, after undergoing medical checks ensuring their health for the transition.

The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community hosted an American Indian Convocation following the cancellation of cultural graduation ceremonies by the Maricopa Community College District.

Raleigh Parks seeks community input through a survey for the new Forestville Road Park Master Plan, aiming to create a park tailored to local needs and desires.

Coon Rapids announces a home remodeling tour on May 18 to showcase local renovation projects, part of the Home for Generations Program offering financial and expert assistance.

Miami renamed a street "Luther Campbell Way" to honor the local music icon and community advocate, emphasizing his influence, free speech defense, and contributions to the city.

Cleveland Heights announced on social media about the use of $1.5 million yearly CDBG funds for local projects, including arts, literacy programs, ADA sidewalk renovations, and support for food pantries.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honored Corrections Officers during National Corrections Officer Week, praising their professionalism, patience, and dedication to safety and order in the county jail.

Coon Rapids announces its Public Works Open House on May 17, offering tours and the chance to see heavy machinery, aiming to educate and entertain residents.

The article emphasizes the importance of hurricane preparedness for Raleigh residents, reflecting on community spirit and mutual aid during past hurricanes.