Jacksonville is preparing for a busy weekend with multiple events like Monster Jam and comedian Shane Gillis. The Sheriff's Office advises arriving early, planning parking, designating sober drivers, and patience amid the expected crowds.

Minneapolis residents are invited to view new designs for the Grand Rounds Missing Link at an open house event.

Governor Abbott congratulated Clute, Lake Jackson, and Surfside Beach on becoming Tourism Friendly Texas Certified by Travel Texas. This recognition highlights their tourism potential and reflects their contribution to Texas's economy and job market.

Eden Prairie City Council appointed and reappointed community members to advisory commissions, announced tree sale, and called for Heritage Preservation Award nominations. Upcoming events include a fish fry, ice show, and concert.

Arlington's Public Library hosts a Spring Break event series including author visits, a carnival, sewing camps, gaming, and music activities from March 15-22.

Dearborn reinstates traffic school to address reckless driving, integrating education and site visits to crashes, targeting young drivers for improved road safety.

The Aurora Public Library launched a master plan, "Radiating Possibilities," to enhance community engagement and gathered to discuss its structure amidst usage statistics that underscore its significance despite low funding.

MnDOT provides free classes, one-to-one assistance, and grants to small businesses for skill-building in construction and contracting until June 2025.

The Arlington Public Library's FFAPL Spring Book Sale will be held from March 18-22, 2025, offering books and more at the Meadowbrook Recreation Center.

Eden Prairie Outdoor Center closes its winter season with events like a night-time snowshoe hike, a full-moon hike, stargazing at Staring Lake Observatory, and an adult nature night.

Layton City is seeking applicants for its Planning Commission, with a March 21, 2025 deadline. Responsibilities include guiding development and advising the City Council.

Aurora's Housing Division offers over $30 million for housing projects. Applications for grants or loans are open until April 4. A virtual meeting for potential applicants is on March 14.

The City is hiring a seasonal maintenance worker from April to November for tasks including street and infrastructure upkeep; application deadline is April 6.