The City of Bloomington was honored for public safety and sustainability achievements, including its Community Brain Health Services and Nine Mile Creek Corridor project.

Taylor Aubrey was honored by the Acworth city council for her Travel Marketing Professional certification obtained from the Southeast Tourism Society.

A DUI Victim Remembrance Memorial is being held in Boynton Beach to honor those affected by impaired driving, underscored by local DUI statistics and initiatives to promote safe driving.

Vietnamese environmentalist Giao visited Bloomington as part of the YSEALI fellowship to study sustainability and waste management practices, contributing to a local recycling event and learning about organic waste facilities.

Tamarac announces a series of free holiday events including a lighting ceremony, Winter Wonderland, and a festive event for dogs, with various activities and a holiday spirit.

Seattle highlighted utility assistance efforts and partnerships at the Energy, Utility, and Resource Summit, attended by over 150 people, including a key focus on the Utility Discount Program.

The City of Tacoma invites individual artists to apply for the 2025-2026 Tacoma Artists Initiative Program grants by January 27, 2025, emphasizing inclusivity and community engagement.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a Dungeons & Dragons meeting for adults on December 7th, welcoming both new and experienced players. Registration is required.

Milwaukee's Grasslyn Manor is set to receive flood mitigation support after a grant was accepted to help identify sources of inflow and infiltration, aiming to alleviate longstanding flooding issues.

A community initiative in White Settlement aims to prevent sewer clogs by collecting used fats, oils, and grease to convert into biodiesel or biogas, with the Holiday Grease Roundup event.

Milton City Council discusses strategic plans for replacing two local bridges and sets terms for State funding assistance, with future deliberations scheduled for December 16.

Hamilton mourns Judge John "Jack" Moser's passing with flags at half-staff. The city honors Moser's legacy as a dedicated community leader with a career spanning four decades.

A historical marker commemorating Arthur Lee McDuffie, a black man killed by police in 1979, was found damaged in Miami-Dade County, suspected to be hit by a vehicle.