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.

Creve Coeur is hosting an event about its Stormwater Management Cost-Share Program on May 28 to inform community members about financial support for stormwater projects.

Goldston Public Library's second Outdoor Plant Swap is on May 9, where community members can trade healthy, labeled plants in an equitable, free event promoting responsible gardening and plant care education.

The 2025 Lexus Corporate Run in downtown Miami prompts officials to advise public transit use, aided by the GO Miami-Dade app and various contactless payment methods for the Metrorail.

Boston will host its Annual Disability Community Forum on May 8, 2025, at Suffolk University Law School, with in-person and online attendance options.

Lake Havasu City is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its Community Aquatic Center with a 90s-themed event, featuring free swimming and lunch, courtesy of Elks Lodge #2399.

Lake Varner Park will close temporarily in May for upgrades at the Cornish Creek Water Treatment facility, affecting access and requiring road relocation.

Extras are sought for the "Hershey" movie, filming in Pittsburgh and Hershey, depicting Milton Hershey's life. The period film requires specific looks and offers pay for participation.

Bloomington plans a new veterans memorial at Harrison Park with enhancements, part of the Nine Mile Creek renewal, seeking to honor veterans and improve the area.

Union City celebrates Georgia Cities Week with activities including a coloring book distribution, bingo with police, an ice cream social, and a Spring Clean Up, aiming to foster community and local government engagement.

DeKalb County CEO organizes the inaugural Mayors Retreat to promote unity and strategize on local issues, with discussions on housing, infrastructure, public safety, and economic development.

DeKalb County begins the Roman Court Sewer Improvement Project on April 28, with construction expected to last until May 2026. Residents should expect increased noise and traffic, with work from 7 AM to 7 PM on weekdays.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, Sevierville Police Department urged drivers to respect work zones, citing NHTSA stats of 891 deaths in 2022, with most victims being motorists.