Dr. Romona Jackson Jones will deliver the 2025 State of the County address in Douglas County, discussing progress and future plans, on April 16th at the Douglasville Conference Center.

Chatham Community Library hosts a pest management class for gardeners on April 17, offering strategies for vegetable gardens with minimal chemical use.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority team ranked 3rd at the 2025 APTA Bus Roadeo with individual and team awards for excellence in public transit.

Wake Forest FD will conduct live fire training on Wait Avenue this Saturday, potentially causing smoke in the area. Residents are advised to close windows.

Manatee County Animal Welfare hosts Adopt-A-Palooza on May 31st for dog adoptions at Bradenton Area Convention Center, with Commissioner Felts and Sarah Brown emphasizing community and animal welfare.

The City of Mankato will hold an open house at Mankato Regional Airport on April 24 to discuss the new Air Traffic Control Tower project, seek public input, and may offer walking tours if weather permits.

The Special Olympics Spring Games at Cherry Park were cancelled due to bad weather, with a focus on safety for participants. No rescheduled date is available.

The City of Cleveland Heights announced its annual leaf collection, instructing residents to rake leaves to the curb and follow specific guidelines to avoid fines and ensure safety.

Midwest City's Tree Board is hosting its annual free tree giveaway, allowing residents to reserve a five-gallon tree online starting April 14, on a first-come-first-serve basis, with a limit of one tree per household.

LA Mayor Karen Bass and partners announce a public-private initiative to rebuild the Palisades Recreation Center, with focus on community restoration after wildfire damage.

Chatham County invites residents to apply to join the Housing Authority Board to help shape local housing programs. Applications are due by May 1, 2025.

The Cobb County DA unveiled a mural at the new Family Justice Center during National Crime Victims Rights Week, emphasizing its support for victims of domestic abuse and violent crime.

Plymouth's Yard Waste Site reopens for residents to dispose of yard debris, with specific operating hours and accepted materials listed on the city's website.