The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management will conduct prescribed burns near Flagstaff and Buckeye to manage wildfire risk and improve ecological health.

Join the Women's Day Brunch at Jim Huie Recreation Center in Jonesboro, GA, on March 8, 2025, for a celebration of women's achievements. Register online or at Clayton County Parks facilities.

Chandler introduces a Code Enforcement Resident Academy to educate citizens on local codes and encourage community involvement in neighborhood upkeep.

Ohio University invites nominations for its Presidential Ambassadors program. In this program, selected students assist at events and engage in professional development. This opportunity offers leadership skills and a firsthand look at university initiatives.

Cyntavia Banks was promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, with duties starting February 1, 2025.

Service dogs from Soldier's 6 visited Eden Prairie staff for emotional support, including a Golden Retriever in training for trauma aid and a retired police officer's Burnese Mountain Dog.

Curtis Todd was promoted to assist the Warden at Smith State Prison, reflecting confidence in his experience and leadership within the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Clayton County celebrates Airman Donald Merkison as February's Veteran of the Month for his service during the Vietnam War and his subsequent 26-year career at Delta Airlines.

The City of Davis has closed its playfields and community pump track due to wet conditions, with a reassessment planned for February 3, 2025; the synthetic soccer field remains open.

Mayor Peyton Jamison of Milton focuses on public safety, urban progress, infrastructure, fiscal responsibility, and conservation in his State of the City address.

Oakland is facing layoffs and demotions of nearly 100 city workers due to severe financial crisis, impacting public works and police departments, amid efforts to balance a $130 million budget shortfall.

San Diego officials use a citrus-based fire inhibitor to address fires at homeless encampments, emphasizing prevention and shelter options while seeking community support for the Unsafe Camping Ordinance.

Fulton County has introduced a new attendance protocol to address truancy, with a ceremonial signing by Chief Judge Glanville. The protocol involves stakeholder collaboration to improve school attendance.