Galveston celebrates its 114th Mardi Gras event, attracting over 250,000 people, boosting local economy, and ensuring safety and order during the festivities.

The 97th Academy Awards feature Chicago connections with films like "Better Man" that were showcased at the Chicago International Film Festival and homegrown talent nominated in various categories.

Lewisville launches its Spring Centennial Passport program, encouraging exploration of local spots with incentives like discounts and prizes until May 31.

Arizona School District's 2024 fiscal report reveals a $13.1 billion budget with reduced instructional spending share and varied teacher salary changes.

Paw Paw High School enhanced entrance safety with new LED lights, flashing yellow lights, and a reduced speed limit, in collaboration with local authorities.

The article discusses the personal stories of Community Service Officers who serve the city and highlights the program's benefits, including free college tuition and a pathway to the MPD Academy.

Milton received a bronze award from the Southeast Festivals and Events Association for its holiday marketing campaign, featuring innovative promotional efforts like a video with characters Sprinkles and Mrs. Claus.

Carrollton's Arbor Day Tree Giveaway aims to restore its urban canopy after storm damage by distributing 300 free trees to residents with proof of homeownership. Registration opens March 25.

Center Line Public Schools adopted the Ford NGL program, focusing on preparing students for post-high school through community partnerships and practical experience.

The Union City Data Center Town Hall has been postponed due to a larger than expected number of interested attendees, necessitating a venue reassessment.

Two East Polk Parks are closing courts for renovations in early March; Poinciana Community Park's basketball courts from March 1-4, and East Central Park's basketball and tennis courts from March 7-12.

Milton's City Hall hosted meetings on waste management, with locals discussing the city’s future recycling and waste strategies and drafting a Recycling and Solid Waste Management Plan.

Georgia's House Bill 581 introduces a floating homestead exemption to potentially lower property taxes for homeowners, detailed on the Newton County website.