Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh announces art classes for various age groups, including drawing, beading, and metals work, with specific details on dates, times, and fees.

Fred Mitchell, husband of Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell, passed away, with a viewing on May 2 and a funeral on May 3 at Westside Baptist Church, as Lewisville mourns. Donations can be made to the Lewisville Noon Rotary Club.

Kannapolis city officials confirmed over 20 employees completed the S.E.E.K. supervisory training, a hands-on program aimed at enhancing leadership skills.

Phoenix florists, including Mia Ortiz of Mia's Flower Shop, face the challenge of tariffs on imported flowers and related goods during Mother's Day and prom season, which could lead to increased bouquet prices.

Washington County hosts a household hazardous waste and electronics collection event in Stillwater, MN, on May 31, with additional services like document shredding.

The Old Lutz Schoolhouse, built in 1927, is a historic site in Hillsborough County, Florida, serving as a community center with a preserved interior and hosting fundraisers for its upkeep.

NY Attorney General Letitia James co-leads a coalition opposing the Trump administration's move to end TPS for Haitian immigrants, emphasizing their contribution to local communities and economy.

Columbus launches a Right Response Unit with trained counselors to help residents facing mental health and addiction crises, offering support and guidance, as shared on their social media.

Hamilton schools, 17STRONG, and Spooky Nook Champion Mill offer two free sports events for teens on June 17 and July 15, including basketball, volleyball, and soccer.

The Kingsport Art Crawl, organized by Kingsport Cultural Arts, is a showcase of local art in downtown Kingsport with activities and incentives for participants.

St. Louis Park's annual Gardening Swap invites locals to exchange gardening tools and plants on May 13 at ROC, fostering community and sustainability.

Hillsborough County is building a new multipurpose facility at A Kid's Place for foster children, offering vocational training, arts, computer labs, therapy rooms, and more, with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 29.

Kristin Cox was named Employee of the Year by the Seattle Fire Department for her work in enhancing the Peer Support program and expanding the therapy dog program.