The RM Clayton Water Reclamation Center in Atlanta now complies with Georgia EPD wastewater standards, thanks to facility improvements and ongoing upgrades. No E. Coli exceedances since March 2024.

The University of Minnesota's biennial budget request focuses on student affordability, staff pay, and research excellence, with President Cunningham seeking $235 million from the state.

The White Settlement community held its 3rd Annual Rock the Boat event, featuring competitive boat challenges and family-friendly festivities, with safety inspections and awards for various categories.

Gwinnett County launches Ride Gwinnett, a microtransit service in partnership with Norcross and Gateway85 CID, offering on-demand rides with a $3 flat rate to enhance local mobility.

The Lewisville Police Department's new Citizen Police Academy aims to enhance police-community relations, as described in a Facebook post about its enthusiastic launch.

The City of Acworth will celebrate Constitution Week from September 15-21, with the local DAR chapter receiving a proclamation to mark the occasion for reflection and education on the Constitution.

Franklin County Schools in Georgia closed due to online threats, following a shooting earlier in the week, prioritizing safety with local law enforcement investigating.

El Dorado County seeks public input on its wildfire protection plan through workshops and an online survey, aiming to increase community resilience and safety.

Seattle Councilmember Moore proposes revisions to her legislation on commercial sexual exploitation, aiming to focus on buyers/promoters and provide services instead of pursuing charges against sellers.

Oklahoma City schools increased security after social media threats, with heightened precautions including a temporary backpack ban at Star Spencer High School, and increased law enforcement presence at other schools.

The Lewisville Public Library is hosting a Cookbook Swap event from Sept. 9-20, where patrons can trade up to five cookbooks. Other offerings include a resume workshop on Sept. 12 and an Adult Coloring Afternoon on Sept. 13.

Williamson County in Georgetown initiates mosquito spraying on Sept. 6-7 following a positive West Nile virus mosquito sample, with precautions advised by the local health district.

Long Beach is seeking public opinion via an online survey about hosting cannabis-themed events. The City Council requested a feasibility study for such events, emphasizing community involvement to shape policy.