Miami-Dade County requires all community associations to renew their registration with the RER by February 1, 2025, to maintain a centralized database.

Ward 11 invites residents for one-on-one chats over coffee at Turtle Bread Co., emphasizing direct communication and personal exchange with their representative.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is seeking sponsors for the 2025 Summer Nutrition Programs to provide meals and educational enrichment to children during summer.

A federal judge in Michigan upheld the state's ban on conversion therapy for minors, rejecting a requested injunction by Catholic Charities and a psychologist who argue the ban violates free speech and religious rights.

Deerfield Beach announces Pioneer Days, celebrating the city's centenary on Feb 15-16, with a parade, live music, vendors, kids' activities, and fireworks. Free parking and shuttles will be provided.

The Chandler Public Library is preparing for its Local Author Fair on March 1-2, featuring author talks, storytime, and workshops for literary enthusiasts.

Councilman Matt Carlucci proposes tiered trash fee hikes in Jacksonville to address increasing costs and alleviate the budget gap, suggesting phased increases and a low-income exemption program.

Town Center at Cobb reopened after settling unpaid electric bills with Georgia Power, who tried to offer solutions before disconnecting power. The mall's owner, Kohan Retail Investment Group, aims to work with impacted tenants.

Sodexo CDC opens in New Orleans, offering a marketplace with affordable, nutritious food, supporting the Fresh Food Initiative to combat food scarcity and enhance SNAP and WIC programs.

Detroit partners with organizations to promote tax credit claims, aiming to help residents financially by encouraging the use of federal and state tax credits such as EITC and Child Tax Credits, and providing free tax preparation services.

Jacksonville announces a family-friendly spring event, Jacksonville's Jamboree, with music, rides, food, and vendors for May 4, 2024, at the Jacksonville Commons Recreation Complex.

A Washington County, Pennsylvania resident won $175,354.63 playing the PA Lottery's "Premier Jackpot" online game, highlighting the convenience and potential of online lottery participation.

The Longmont Public Library is hosting a two-part series in February on filament 3D printing, offering educational insights and hands-on experience with the technology.