Drexel University laid off 60 staff members, representing 1.4% of its workforce, to tackle a 10% operational budget imbalance and a decline in student enrollment.

The Gritters Library in Cobb County celebrated its reopening with a ribbon-cutting event, highlighting the modern facility as a community hub for education and growth, supported by SPLOST, state grants, and federal funds.

Tolleson invites residents to 'Tolleson Talks 2024', for dialogue on public safety and community, promising engaging discussions and prizes, including an Amazon Echo Show 8.

The video spotlights Brett Embler's team's efforts to maintain Walnut Creek Athletic Complex, highlighting the dedication required to keep the Raleigh Parks facility top-notch.

The City of Marietta announced City Council committee meetings for November 26, 2024, inviting the public to attend in person or watch online, with an informal discussion to follow.

Mel Trotter Ministries aims to collect 5,000 turkeys for the needy this Thanksgiving amidst rising food prices, via their 21st Turkey Drop event across multiple West Michigan locations.

Dallas passed Proposition U to direct revenue growth into boosting police/fire pensions and safety, aiming for at least 4,000 officers and top regional pay.

The Sertoma Arts Center in Raleigh offers new art classes for various levels, with details and registration available on the city's RecLink portal.

The Milton City Council is moving forward with the development of the Mayfield District, exploring road designs and civic improvements while involving community preferences in planning.

North Las Vegas and Cox's second annual Turkey Giveaway offers free turkeys and breads to local families on Nov. 23, with city officials helping distribute food to support the community.

A Gwynn Oak landscaper won $500,000 from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket, planning to invest the money wisely while not changing his modest lottery-playing habits. Also, the selling 7-Eleven store will receive a $1,000 bonus.

Dallas updates on Proposition S which permits citizens to sue the city for non-compliance with local laws, warning of potential increased litigation costs impacting the budget.

New Orleans is advancing with a compassionate strategy to relocate the Calliope homeless encampment, successfully housing many and aiming to end unsheltered homelessness by 2025, despite state-led encampment sweep setbacks.