Miami-Dade County opens nominations for its Women's Hall of Fame to honor local influential women's contributions, with submissions accepted from May 1-30.

Marietta reminds residents of Georgia's open burn ban effective May 1 to Sept 30, 2025, prohibiting yard waste burning and carrying fines for noncompliance, for air quality and public health.

David Perdue is confirmed as US Ambassador to China, backed by Georgia Ag. Commissioner Harper for promoting Trump's America First agenda and US agriculture.

Waukesha's Local Government Academy educates residents about city operations and encourages community involvement through interactive sessions on various municipal aspects.

Chatham County is seeking applicants for various advisory committees before May 30th, including those focused on housing and climate change, with details on positions and districts available on their website.

The Eco Golf Course in Hollywood will be partially closed from May 5th to mid-July for construction of a new pump station to meet Florida's environmental laws.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner announces open nominations for Commodity Commissions to guide research and promotions in various agricultural sectors.

The Seattle/King County Health Clinic celebrated a decade of offering free medical services, with Seattle IT playing a key role in its success by setting up crucial technology and infrastructure.

Reverchon Park in Dallas was reopened after a $5.5 million restoration, maintaining its 1920s charm and adding modern features for ongoing community use.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association is rallying support on social media for Uniontown Police's Lt. Nathan Weidman, who suffered a stroke, by promoting a GoFundMe for his medical expenses.

May's Older Americans Month encourages a positive view on aging, focusing on engagement and growth in later life as celebrated by the city of Boulder.

Hollywood's "Lunch on the Lawn" for Public Service Recognition week will limit parking at City Hall from May 6-8. The city suggests using alternative parking at 2717 Van Buren Street.

Lawrenceville announces its outdoor summer concert series at the Lawrenceville Lawn featuring various performances and local festivities, with VIP options available. Mayor David Still highlights the event's significance for community unity.