Citrus Heights PD and BAAT hosted a successful event for National Pet Vaccination Month, providing free health services to 272 dogs, with another free clinic planned for March 26, 2025.

Chatham County is preparing for its 5th annual Spring Ag Fest at the CCACC on March 29, 2025, featuring local agricultural exhibits, family activities, food trucks, and a shuttle service.

Eugene welcomes a youth delegation from its Sister City Kakegawa, Japan, for a cultural exchange featuring a mayoral reception and local explorations.

Rockdale County Public Schools seniors win awards in a community essay contest. First place went to Jasonica Morgan, followed by Kenneth Jackson, Jr., and Kevina Dallas. The contest aims to engage youth with the city of Conyers.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market opens on March 29, offering local produce and artisan goods every Saturday.

The Wargo Nature Center prepares for its Earth Day celebration with a service project on April 19, involving environmental restoration and community engagement.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg invites residents to join The Big Spring Clean litter removal event, with previous volunteers having collected 9,000 pounds of trash.

The Detroit Public Library marked its 160th anniversary, with a 23-branch system and a rich history that includes a main building opened in 1921 with the help of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.

Charlotte officials, Ashley Landis and Mackenzie Nowacki, lead the Strategic Investment Areas program, enhancing city connectivity and transit, emphasizing equity and safety in infrastructure development.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where a fake Lieutenant Michael Thomas claims individuals missed jury duty and face arrest, which is false.

Applications for Lānaʻi mouflon sheep hunting season open on March 31, 2025, with archery, youth, muzzleloader, and rifle hunts available, possibly decided by lottery.

Sgt Ross Diskin of Yavapai County Sheriff's Office retires after 25 years to become a baseball coach, leaving a legacy of dedication to law enforcement and public safety.

Baltimore's Costas Inn owner, Costas N. Triantafilos, died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a running vehicle in his garage. His death has deeply impacted the community.