Shiloh Gardens in Cumming lets couples invite adoptable kittens to their reception — and the venue funds a no-kill shelter network.

Nehemiah Turner read to a dog named Hopper for nearly 400 days until he found a home. Now the city council has honored him.

The Front Door on College Avenue offers a clothing closet, open mics and a sober hangout spot for all ages.

The 1944 Cherry Hill Village factory once built auto parts; it will host classes and events, with a ribbon-cutting Oct. 22.

NexusPark hosts a costume-friendly fundraiser Oct. 23, with proceeds moving the Mental Health Unit to CRH's seventh floor.

Cincy Corgis marks its fifth year with a Halloween bash at RJ WagsPark featuring the group's first-ever corgi race.

A six-foot bronze Columbus now stands outside Naples' Knights of Columbus hall, one of 18 statues in Florida's America250 push.

Erin Lange and Jill Enustun suit up as Frankenstein and werewolves daily to cheer up school buses on 126th Street.

The no-kill rescue's new Raytown home quadruples its outdoor yards and adds a pet food pantry for families in need.

Nearly 6,000 families are expected at the Halloween event, which helps fund shelters still reeling from a $6 million budget gap.

Nearly 70 U.S. teachers scrapped a Reggio Emilia study trip after being asked to sign a Gaza-related pledge.

Ernest Lund died in the 1944 West Loch disaster; DNA testing finally identified him nearly 82 years later.

Austin Street shuts down for axe throwing, a pecan shelling contest and Bidi Bidi Banda as Seguin's festival footprint grows this year.