Clayton County's Tax Commissioner introduces a vehicle registration and driver's license renewal kiosk in Riverdale, offering residents a faster alternative to DMV wait times.

USU is hosting the Week of the Young Child with activities to highlight early childhood education, including events like Artsy Thursday and a children's parade.

Newton County DA's office to add a new victim/witness assistant, funded by fines and fees, to address the high volume of victim contacts and enhance support services.

The Traditions neighborhood in Lawrence became the first to use the city's Neighborhood Association Toolkit, aiming to enhance community through the Lawrence Neighborhood Hub.

Lakewood is offering free mulch to residents in May at city greenhouse, aiding gardens and sustainability. Pickup is on two Saturdays with proof of residency required.

A Titusville, Florida Lottery player won a $400,000 Jackpot Triple Play prize, with the ticket bought at Cumberland Farms. The winning numbers were drawn on April 1, but the prize remains unclaimed.

The Cookeville History Museum will host an exhibit on the Cream City sign, celebrating its 75-year history, including its impact on the community and related historical artifacts.

Macomb County plans a free financial literacy event with workshops for April 12 to help residents with various financial topics and provide resources for better money management.

The Johnson City Senior Center and Senior Foundation Inc. completed their outreach program, delivering essentials to over 180 seniors with the help of volunteers and city staff.

Renton's first Zero Waste Plan to reduce landfill use and the Youth Academy for public safety careers are highlighted.

Wauwatosa is updating its zoning code in alignment with its Tosa Tomorrow 2045 Comprehensive Plan, with public input sessions planned and a focus on diverse housing and maintaining neighborhood character.

Keller Public Safety is hosting a free document shredding event for community members to securely dispose of sensitive papers on Saturday, April 5, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Lawrence Civic Plaza hosts the International Festival on May 10, 2025, celebrating diverse cultures with food, art, and performances. Vendors can apply to participate.