Arlington Public Library announced the winners of the D&D writing competition and invites the public to Dungeons and Dragons Day to experience the winning entries.

The Woodbury Teen and Entry Level Positions Career Fair on March 25 connects young job seekers with employers for roles suited to a range of interests.

BPD officers joined seniors at Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus for a community-building luncheon on St. Patrick's Day, creating a space of shared stories and camaraderie.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office honored the ninth anniversary of Deputy Adam Hartwig's passing, acknowledging his enduring legacy and strong family ties to the department.

St. Peters and Cottleville residents can help plan the Baltic Creek Greenway expansion, aimed at connecting Dardenne Greenway to KATY Trail State Park. Public input is sought to ensure the project meets community needs.

South Park School District celebrated the grand opening of its new multi-use ballfield with a community event, which included a tailgate party and a baseball victory.

The Helpful Heroes program connects retired and off-duty first responders with community projects, such as installing equipment at a daycare center, while addressing the mental health challenges these professionals often face post-service.

East Boston's Senior Center and District A-7 officers celebrated St. Patrick's Day together, with Mayor Wu attending, emphasizing community unity and cultural pride.

Keep Newton Beautiful is hosting the annual Great American Cleanup on March 29, with volunteers starting at 9 a.m. at Longhorn Steakhouse in Covington to clean up litter and beautify the community.

A fire broke out at the GFL transfer station in Fayetteville, extinguished by the local fire department. Services remain unaffected, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Phoenix is nearing the appointment of a new police chief, revealing four candidates post-Williams' departure amid a DOJ inquiry into false gang charges against protestors by local police.

Volunteers removed six tons of trash from Salt River, Arizona, in a cleanup to preserve the waterway and its recreational value, with community support and the city's commitment to conservation.

The article discusses the return of "Hamilton" to Bass Concert Hall and a special digital lottery for $10 tickets, with 40 available for each performance.