Thurston County is hosting an open house on April 28 to discuss a proposed zoning amendment for the Black Lake Quarry, providing residents an opportunity to engage with county staff.

The Surprise Community Legend Awards program is accepting nominations to honor individuals and organizations positively impacting the Surprise community.

The 11th Annual Open Doors Forum in Hillsborough County offers networking for entrepreneurs, focusing on M/WBE and SBE growth, with over 50 exhibitors present.

Charlotte launched an EV car share program at Peppertree Apartments to offer sustainable and affordable transport within the Albemarle Road/Central Avenue Corridor of Opportunity.

Boston Police District E-13 officers joined Jamaica Plain's Easter celebrations, engaging with the community in egg hunts and activities aimed at fostering trust and understanding.

Delray Beach Municipal Beach received the Blue Flag designation for the third consecutive year for meeting stringent environmental and safety standards.

Washington State had over $18 million in fire losses last year, prompting the State Fire Marshal's Office to advise parents on fire safety education for children, including keeping fire sources secure and discussing the perils of fire with kids.

Cortney Richardson was honored with the 2025 Distinguished Young Alum Award by the University of Memphis for his contributions to the community as a business owner, pastor, gospel singer, and songwriter.

Clarksville celebrates Arbor Day with a free tree seedling giveaway on April 25 at Liberty Park, offering a variety of native species on a first-come basis.

DeKalb County begins replacing water mains on Rosewood Road, with 16,000 feet of pipes to enhance service. Residents can expect noise and traffic disruptions. Project completion is projected for March 2026.

Bloomington celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring 911 center professionals for handling over 142,614 calls and 79,832 dispatch events in the past year.

Carrboro promotes "No Mow May" to aid pollinators by not mowing certain areas, encouraging natural landscapes, and considering electric landscaping equipment.

Clarksville has scheduled a free Shred Day event on May 3, 2025, to help residents destroy sensitive documents securely, with a focus on recycling shredded material.