The East Middle School pool in Wayzata is temporarily closed for maintenance, with a planned reopening on Thursday evening. Updates are available on Plymouth's aquatics page.

League City hosts a blood drive on September 12 at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center, where donors will receive socks as a thank you. The Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center event aims to support local hospitals and emergency services.

The Johnny L. Tigner Community Center in Deerfield Beach will open on September 21, 2024, offering various recreational spaces to honor Johnny Tigner's 37 years of service.

Mount Dora has issued a boil water notice following a water main break. Officials advise boiling water for drinking and cooking until at least 5 p.m. Friday. Service is being restored gradually.

Texas debates including Bible stories in public elementary school curriculum, with opponents citing religious bias and proponents arguing cultural relevance.

Wil Johnson has been appointed as Snohomish County's Chief DEI Officer, bringing his experience from educational and community roles to lead the Office of Social Justice.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety promotes its annual Giving Tree Program, aiming to provide holiday gifts to foster kids and support young adults aging out of the system.

Eden Prairie hosts events for environmentalists, political enthusiasts, moviegoers, theater fans, and recyclers, including a Buckthorn Workshop, candidate forums, a film screening, plays, and a recycling event.

Coconino County introduces a new vending machine at CCHHS offering free harm reduction supplies to reduce drug use risks and prevent infectious diseases spread.

The DHS is enforcing EVV for personal care and home health services to ensure service delivery accuracy. Additionally, a DHS webinar on improving support plans was cancelled, with alternative self-paced online resources suggested for training.

Coral Springs is hosting its annual Oktoberfest on October 5, featuring German food, a kids' carnival, beer gardens, contests, and live music on the City Hall Lawn.

Arlington will conduct targeted ground spraying to counter West Nile Virus after finding a virus-positive mosquito sample. Spraying is scheduled for September 10-11, with safety measures and further info provided by the City.

Coral Springs bans smoking, including electronic devices, in city-owned parks, aligning with Florida's Clean Air Act to ensure cleaner, healthier green spaces. Violators face civil citations but the city focuses on education and communication.