The Manatee County Sheriff's Office promotes its LIFE Program, where inmates cultivate plants for sale, open to the public with credit/debit only, to support inmate skills and reentry.

Tennessee’s TDEC offers a mobile household hazardous waste collection service in DeKalb, Hamblen, and Roane counties, encouraging safe disposal of such waste.

Palmdale launched a Youth Multimedia Fentanyl Awareness Challenge for students to create content about fentanyl dangers, with monetary prizes for winners.

Chino Valley's Town Council will discuss a proposed utility scale solar ordinance at a special meeting on March 17, 2025, at Grace Church. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer and the LEO have announced a $3 million funding to aid over 600,000 adults without high school diplomas through career training programs.

Union County Sheriff's Office is offering a New and Expecting Parent Child Safety Class focused on CPR for choking children and car seat safety, this Saturday from 10 AM to 12 PM.

Carrboro celebrates Earth Day with Open Streets on April 6, featuring a car-free Weaver Street, eco-friendly activities, local music, and food options.

Mansfield Summit High School Jaguars won their first state championship in basketball, while Kennedale Wildcats also clinched a state title, both celebrating the teams' hard work and unity.

Priscilla Presley received Tennessee's Colonel Aide de Camp award and lobbied for the relocation and funding of the Smithsonian Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum.

The NCFST Mobile Market offers pay-what-you-can groceries in Wake Forest on March 13 and 27, providing affordable, nutritious food with help from Ripe for Revival and partnerships including Blue Cross and Medicare information.

Raleigh is calling for nominations for the 2025 Tree of the Year, with voting to start after the nomination period from April 2-16. The winner, announced on April 25, will receive a certificate and a yard sign.

Gwinnett County begins a new resource center to improve mental health, offering services for veterans and families, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Minnetonka's Mayor Brad Wiersum will present the State of the City address on March 20, focusing on local projects and their impact, with added local business samples at the community center.