Fayetteville is considering opting out of Georgia's HB 581 homestead exemption and is holding public hearings for resident input, indicating possible alternative approaches to the state's plan.

The 2025 WM Phoenix Open attracted large crowds, with Scottsdale Police reporting 1,011 calls for service and 63 arrests, up from previous years. Improved weather and ticketing changes led to consistent turnout and controlled event conditions.

North Las Vegas is hiring part-time lifeguards and summer camp specialists, offering up to $16/h for lifeguards. The job fair is on February 27 from 12-4 p.m. at City Hall.

Tennessee celebrates female entrepreneurs in honor of Women's History Month, highlighting figures like Dolly Parton for her literacy program and various women in the whiskey industry and other fields.

Kiwanis Park hosts a St. Patrick's Day event for children and grandparents, featuring crafts, a scavenger hunt, and more in a peanut-free, sensory-friendly setting on March 17.

PSEG Long Island has launched "Senior Connections," an initiative to educate seniors on storm prep, scam awareness, electrical safety, and energy efficiency to ensure safety and cost savings.

The inaugural Fort Worth Kidical Mass event encouraged safe biking for families, with police officers facilitating and ensuring the safety of participants.

The Isaac School District faces backlash over severe budget cuts and outsourcing, with the community questioning the impact on education and staff livelihoods.

The Hall County community is mourning the loss of Marcie Ann Walker-Ferrell-Williams, a retired jail employee, who passed away on February 14 after battling cancer.

The Ovilla Service League's 2025 Annual Dinner, featuring fajitas, auctions, and community spirit, supports first responders and takes place at Vertical Church Ovilla.

Atlanta activates warming centers ahead of a cold snap, offering shelter and transportation for residents at several locations on specific dates and times, with the schedule subject to change based on weather forecasts.

Coon Rapids has introduced a social worker, Lori Halbur, to assist residents with issues such as mental health and homelessness during monthly drop-in sessions at the local library.

Preparations are made for the memorial service of Spelman College instructor Joycelyn Wilson, as the search for her missing fiancé, Gary Jones, persists.