The Mega South Florida Job Fair in Sunrise will offer various employment opportunities with on-the-spot hiring.

Norman, with CCFI, is developing the Boys & Girls Club of Norman at Reaves Park, a teen hub featuring study spaces, life skills, and Zena's Kitchen, set to open in Summer 2025.

The University of Minnesota Extension in Wright County is hosting a Farmer-to-Farmer Tour on Oct 26, offering new farmers a chance to learn from established ones.

Minneapolis Public Works seeks proposals from local entities for the Community Engagement Consulting Pool to improve public engagement strategies by November 26, advocating for innovative and inclusive approaches.

SLCPD invites residents to their annual Halloween Fun Fest for safe family-friendly entertainment with candy, costumes, and public safety education on October 25 at the Public Safety Building Plaza.

Douglasville announces a Downtown Scavenger Hunt for 2024, inviting participants to explore local businesses and share their finds on social media for points.

OHCS invites Oregon residents to comment on the draft Action Plan Amendment for reallocating $422 million for 2020 wildfire and wind disaster recovery.

Chatham Community Library hosts author Clyde Jeanette Shore for a discussion on "Chicken Bridge Road," reflecting Chatham County's history, on October 26th from 2-4 p.m.

Maui's DPR hosted an Adaptive Kayaking event in Olowalu for individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities, supported by local volunteers and organizations.

Sacramento invites public opinions on locating a new dog park in Land Park, with a meeting set for October 23 at Belle Cooledge Library to discuss survey results and preferences.

The SFUSD has halted plans to close schools and Superintendent Matt Wayne resigned. Maria Su will take over, with the district focusing on managing resources amid ongoing issues.

The Argyle Police Department encourages residents to safely dispose of expired medications on #TakeBackDay, emphasizing community safety and environmental protection.

Clackamas County will be mailing out property tax statements for the 2024-2025 cycle to roughly 170,000 property owners by October 25, 2024, with up-to-date tax information available online.