Barrow County is renovating Victor Lord Park's pickleball courts, doubling them to 12 and improving facilities, with a closure starting April 14 and a mid-June reopening if weather allows.

San Francisco held its 174th St. Patrick's Day Parade, celebrating Irish heritage with thousands in attendance and a vibrant display of floats and cultural pride, as reported by ABC7 News.

GRCC's President Charles Lepper is on paid leave; Acting President is Lisa Freiburger. The cause is under review; Lepper's candidacy for another role is unaffected.

The Ville Amphitheater in Fayetteville is hiring ushers for its 2025 concert season; applicants must be 18+, able to do some lifting, and available evenings.

Westwood Hills Nature Center seeks a volunteer receptionist for Tuesdays to manage calls and greet visitors, contributing to conservation and education efforts.

Wake Forest dedicates a historic marker at the site of its first fire station, commemorating the town's firefighting legacy with an event featuring a speech by Fire Captain Daniel Gregory.

The Raleigh Parks' 2025 Family Sneaker Ball event promises free entry for a night of dancing, music, and food, encouraging attendees to wear stylish sneakers with semi-formal attire.

Protests erupted nationwide after ICE arrested former Columbia student and green card holder Mahmoud Khalil, prompting debates on immigration and free speech.

The City Recreation Division announces summer job openings including lifeguard, recreation assistant, and boxing coach positions, with information available on the St. Louis website.

Carrollton city crews and Republic Services are cleaning up over 1.2 million pounds of storm debris, offering free landfill drop-offs and advising on curbside disposal for residents.

West Allis invites residents to a community discussion on April 8 at Aurora West Allis Medical Center to create a welcoming environment for all ages, informed by the AARP survey.

Dallas mobilizes resources for inclusivity, offering services like the Community Resources Welcoming Hub, immigrant support, tax assistance, job opportunities, and cultural events per its weekly bulletin.

Christopher Hassig is appointed as Stillwater's new Police Chief, starting April 28, bringing 18 years of experience from Houston Police to enhance community relations and policing.