Gilda's LaughFest, a comedy event in Grand Rapids, seeks volunteers for various roles in March 2025. Volunteers are crucial to the festival's success, which supports Gilda's Club's free programs for cancer patients and families.

Marshall Faulk joins Sodexo Live! as Chief Flavor Officer to curate the Super Bowl LIX menu, blending New Orleans cuisine with the event's global flair.

Dallas hosts the 6th Annual Equity Indicators Symposium during MLK Week, focusing on the Equity Indicators Report with a section on Environmental Justice, featuring Dr. Jalonne White-Newsome as the keynote speaker.

Fort Worth City Council reported progress in their homelessness program, housing 30 individuals and clearing waste from encampments. They plan to enhance outreach and launch an RFP to invite innovative solutions.

Gilbert's community is offering various volunteering events, including a Day of Service to Seniors, Regional Unity Walk, homeless count, a Volunteer Fair, and a Blood Drive to strengthen community ties and support those in need.

Tacoma has secured over $10.6 million in grants for infrastructure improvements, including roadway and bikeway upgrades to achieve Vision Zero goals and enhance transportation access.

Patrick Stewart was promoted to Deputy Chief of Administration at Marietta Fire Department, recognized for his career progress since 2002 and vast expertise.

The Port of San Diego received a $5 million grant for clean air initiatives, advancing its Maritime Clean Air Strategy and supporting the Portside Community Emissions Reduction Plan with electric equipment upgrades.

Gilbert is considering utility rate adjustments for wastewater and reclaimed water, with open house events planned for public input before the Town Council's hearing.

Cobb County Board of Commissioners decides to opt out of Georgia's new state homestead exemption after assessing the local benefits of their existing tax policy.

Mari Watanabe was appointed to Oregon House District 34, filling the vacancy left by Lisa Reynolds. She brings experience from the private sector and public service.

The Mesa Historic Preservation Board is sponsoring a historical essay and visual arts contest for K-12 students to explore and express Mesa's history, with a deadline of March 10 and awards recognizing top work.

South Milwaukee's "Adopt-a-Tree Program" encourages residents to participate in urban forestry, enhancing the local environment and community engagement.