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.

Clarksville invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees and wreaths at Heritage Park to reduce waste and use them as mulch for city landscaping.

Douglas County invites the public to the swearing-in ceremony of re-elected and new officials at Citizen's Hall on December 28 at 10 AM, highlighting civic engagement.

A new Women's Premier Soccer League team is launching in Peoria, AZ, set to play at the Peoria Sports Complex. The team's name is up for public vote and season ticket holders will receive a free jersey.

The Georgetown Gateway project in Dunwoody has reached a milestone, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring improved roads, trails, and enhanced streetscapes.

Mecklenburg County's Community Service Grant program wins a GFOA award for its fair, transparent, and results-driven process for distributing funds to nonprofits.

Minnetonka seeks volunteers for a group to advise on new dog off-leash areas, aiming for a diverse panel to contribute to municipal decisions. Applications are open until December 2024 with selections by January 2025.

Chicago officials present strategies at the My CHI. My Future. partners meeting to support youth in 15 city regions, utilizing $14.2 million in funding for out-of-school programs.

Douglasville, Georgia receives the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the GFOA for its 2025 budget, emphasizing the city's commitment to strong budgeting practices.

Peoria will host its 17th annual Winter Water Safety Day and Polar Plunge on January 4, 2025, to promote water safety with a cold swim and fundraiser.