The Bikes from the Heart ministry at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa is celebrating giving away their 1500th refurbished bike to a person in need.

A water main break affected Opa-locka and Miami Gardens residents, with households losing water after a contractor hit a pipe. Cities are seeking parts for repairs, apologies issued, but no timeline for resolution given.

Kirkwood residents express concerns over proposed MARTA bus route cuts, fearing disconnect from essential services despite nearby transit access and on-demand zone solutions.

Coon Rapids offers a grant program for residents to enhance their front yards, with a lottery system to decide recipients. Deadline is February 26, with winners announced on March 5.

Paradise Hills Elementary School broke ground on facility upgrades, including a new building, field, and solar system, enhancing the educational and recreational environment.

Minneapolis Police Department promotes their Community Service Officers program, emphasizing education benefits, pay during training, and direct entry into the MPD Academy.

The Shelby County Bluebird Club seeks leadership volunteers to continue their critical role in conserving the local bluebird population, with roles like President and Treasurer unfilled.

Bandera, the "Cowboy Capital of the World," is now a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized for its Western heritage tourism which is vital to the local and state economy.

Volunteers and officials planted trees and shrubs at Kellogg Creek Park to aid ecosystem restoration and improve stormwater management, signaling a commitment to environmental and community health.

"Lake to Lake" highlights Choose Your Way Bellevue for sustainable travel, Bellevue Utilities' proactive work, community safety efforts, and Black History Month art exhibit.

El Paso Community College collaborated with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger for a 'Grocery Giveaway' at their Transmountain Campus, marking their fourth joint event to combat food insecurity.

Eden Prairie concluded its Words in Action Contest, celebrating Black History Month, where youth reflected on civil rights leaders' messages through writing, art, or digital media.

Wright County 4-H invites the community to participate in Project Workshop & Cloverbud Day at Zion Lutheran Church for various educational activities. Pre-registration is required by March 1.