Sherburne County officials invite the public to a casual luncheon with commissioners on Dec. 3 at Brickyard Bar & Grill, emphasizing social interaction without official agenda discussions.

Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll is set for next weekend with festivities, a drone show, a movie screening, children's market, lighting ceremony, and more, free for the community.

The Gwinnett County Police Department is offering a RAD self-defense course for women to combat sex crimes, with hands-on training and practical simulations.

Free career advancement workshops are offered by Jefferson County Business & Workforce Center in December, including resume writing, interview prep, and software skills.

Adams Elementary in Minnesota celebrated the opening of 'Little Red Pavilion', an outdoor learning space, funded by the school's parent council and supported by the Minnesota DNR.

Pembroke Pines to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a special event on January 20, 2025, featuring poetry, speeches, and performances at the Charles F. Dodge City Center.

Lewisville residents will see changes in their waste management as the city consolidates services under Republic Services, affecting schedules and lowering monthly bills, starting February 2025.

Placer County celebrated National Adoption Day, finalizing 12 adoptions at the courthouse, adding to 23 completed earlier in the year. Judge Irby and families shared their joy, advocating for more to become adoptive parents.

Animal Services in Clay County seized over 35 animals from a Middleburg home due to neglect and poor conditions. This marks the third large-scale animal rescue in the county within a year.

The Fayetteville Fire Department canceled their 2024 Ford F-150 raffle due to low ticket sales, with refunds being processed for those who participated.

Governor Newsom of California pardoned Earlonne Woods, an ex-San Quentin inmate and co-founder of the "Ear Hustle" podcast, in a step that acknowledged his reformed character.

Fort Lauderdale announces a stormwater system upgrade project to commence on December 2, 2024, with expected completion in January 2025. Work will involve replacing stormwater pipelines and requires partial night-time road closures.

The Durham Rescue Mission celebrated 50 years of serving Thanksgiving meals to the needy, prepping 200 turkeys and providing 'bags of hope,' with around 2,000 guests attending.