The City of Henderson has released a Skill Gap Analysis report to address workforce deficiencies and align with future economic growth. The report offers strategies for enhancing education and training to meet industry needs.

Child Crisis Arizona and partners offer a free pool fence installation program to protect children from drowning, with the Gunnison family expressing profound gratitude for the safety it brings.

Carrollton is hosting the 10th annual TEXFest with local beers, food, and music, including a Beer Tasting Card for samples from participating breweries.

Students at Westminster Schools sent thank-you notes to the search teams looking for their missing coach, Gary Jones, who disappeared after a boating accident on Lake Oconee.

Menard has been recognized as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting its contribution to the state's cultural heritage and music industry.

Boca Raton has received three financial awards for excellence in reporting, budget presentation, and procurement, highlighting its long-standing fiscal responsibility.

Marietta announces its Citizens' Government Academy, starting March 26, 2025, offering seven sessions for residents to learn about city operations. Registration opened on Feb 14 and ends on March 7, capped at 25 participants.

Wake County Animal Center is starting Rabies and Microchip Clinics in March, replacing Community Pet Days, with free services starting March 9 at Dorcas Ministries in Cary.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office provided tips for the Gate River Run, alerting participants and locals of road closures and suggesting early arrival and strategic parking for a better experience.

Maple Grove's Farmers Market and Grove Cove Aquatic Center are nominated for Readers’ Choice Minnesota’s Best, with a post from the city's local government promoting voting.

Duluth's Workforce Development is hosting a job fair with various employers on Wednesday, offering opportunities for face-to-face meetings and on-the-spot applications.

Howard County officials, including County Executive and Police Chief, announce initiatives to tackle recent violent crime through increased police presence, undercover operations, school interventions, and community partnerships.

Multnomah County, despite a severe winter storm, recognized February 2025 as Black History and Black Futures Month and highlighted key contributors and the importance of addressing systemic barriers.