The U-Haul Growth Index shows Arizona rising in growth rankings for 2024, while Colorado sees a significant drop in its ranking, based on moving data.

Lewisville is celebrating its centennial with year-long festivities and four historical exhibits that highlight the city's development over 180 years, which are free to visit and will rotate quarterly among various locations in the city.

Abandoned Pet Rescue in Fort Lauderdale seeks families to adopt pets like Cece and Lucy, who await loving homes and promise to bring joy to their new owners.

Old Town Lewisville offers walking tours to celebrate its history, involving accessible 90-minute guided journeys into its heritage and architecture, with registration available online.

Jacksonville Beach Police shared that extra holiday stockings from a community drive were donated to Wolfson's Children's Hospital, showing the local spirit of giving.

Gayle Benson and the NFL Foundation donate $1 million to the relief efforts for the Bourbon Street attack victims.

The Plymouth Community Center offers a $12 open play special for children and teens with activities at the K.U.B.E. Indoor Playground and gym, requiring wristbands for access.

Oakland is closing two fire stations to combat a $129 million deficit, potentially increasing response times and impacting public safety until possibly reopening them after six months.

Houstonians are preparing for cold weather with caution, buying protections for homes and plants, while officials and energy experts expect the grid to hold, and non-profits are prepping aid for the homeless.

Clay County, FL, has upgraded a traffic cabinet at Spring Park Elementary School with a creative design to delight its students, part of a plan to revamp such infrastructure near schools.

Mulberry has taken over various local services from Gwinnett County, including planning, zoning, taxation, and licensing, without an Intergovernmental Agreement.

The Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a reading and note-taking skills event with Dr. Diana Ahmad on February 4, aimed at enhancing students' learning strategies.

The Suwanee Police Department invites locals to its Citizens Police Academy, a seven-week program providing insights into policing, with priority for Suwanee residents. Applications are due February 27, 2025.