DeKalb County anticipates ending FY2024 with a $150 million fund balance after overcoming financial difficulties. CEO Thurmond attributes this to fiscal discipline and strategic budgeting, with county employees also receiving a $1,500 bonus.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert about the risks of drop-shipping, an online retail method with potential complications for consumers and sellers.

Colorado Springs partners with PikeRide to install a new ebike station in Old Colorado City, prioritizing the preservation of a tree over traditional parking spaces.

The Mankato Public Safety’s Toys for Tots campaign successfully collected 193 toys for children in need during the holiday season, supported by the local police and fire departments.

Mayor Karen Bass leads a cleanup event in South L.A. with volunteers, targeting Broadway and surrounding areas, in preparation for major upcoming events like the World Cup and Olympics.

Dr. Romona Jackson Jones has been named County Chair of the Year by the Georgia Association of Black County Officials for her exemplary leadership in Douglas County.

Diane Ako, a former news anchor, has joined the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services as its new Communications Officer to enhance public and media relations.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office conducted its 27th "Shop with a Cop" event, where over 30 officers helped 100+ children buy gifts, with community donations funding the initiative.

Duval County Public Schools announces five finalists for the 2025 VyStar Teacher of the Year award, celebrating their impact and dedication in education.

The Douglas County Department of Transportation began constructing a new facility funded by SPLOST, enhancing operations and emergency response after a fire 5 years ago.

Chester County Commissioners awarded a $450,000 grant to Brandywine Valley Active Aging for a permanent Downingtown campus, enhancing services for local seniors.

The Milton Equestrian Committee is poised to hold its year-end meeting to plan for 2025 and discuss events and goals. The public is invited to attend on December 18th at the City Hall.

Arlington offers a Christmas tree recycling program with two drop-off locations available from Dec. 26, 2024, to Jan. 15, 2025, to turn trees into free mulch.