Wake Forest's Alston-Massenburg Center hosts a Black History Expo featuring Ronald Parker's collection of African American heritage artifacts, open to the public for free on February 15.

Woodbury Public Safety is offering free crime prevention and education programs, including sessions on sexual exploitation, scam awareness, and a CERT volunteer training series.

Buckeye police collaborate with ICAC on Safer Internet Day, offering tools and info for online safety, including a Sextortion Victim Resource and expert guidance.

White Settlement residents participated in a Polar Plunge and Valentine's Friendship Skate to support Special Olympics Texas and local special programs.

The Hawai‘i State Council on Developmental Disabilities plans its annual Day at the Capitol for March 5, celebrating inclusion and the contributions of people with developmental disabilities.

Three Canutillo High School band students advanced to the Texas state competition after excelling at the UIL Regional event, with six students earning top ratings overall.

Chandler city services adjust for Presidents' Day; administrative offices closed, trash/recycling on schedule, some centers open with special hours, others closed.

Woodbury's pipeline network construction resumes this spring to support a new water treatment plant, addressing PFAS contamination. The multi-year project may cause travel delays, with an open house on March 19 offering details to residents.

The City of Woodbury announces seasonal job openings that include a variety of outdoor and community roles, such as coaching, park maintenance, and recreation.

Wake Forest is safeguarding the future of its historic pecan grove by removing unsafe trees and planting new ones, while also encouraging community engagement through pecan harvesting.

Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services is launching a pre-hospital blood transfusion program on Valentine's Day, one of the first in Georgia, to improve trauma response.

St. Augustine will celebrate the 506th birthday of its founder with a public ceremony, including wreath-laying at Don Pedro Menendez de Avilés's statue.

Commissioner William McCurdy II is hosting a 'Know Your Rights' Immigration Town Hall in Las Vegas to inform immigrants about their rights and connect them with resources.