Suwanee and Sugar Hill are preparing for their annual Food Fight to support the North Gwinnett Cooperative. This friendly competition collects food donations to aid local families in need.

Marin County is hosting its first Electrification Career Fair to promote careers in electric vehicles, energy, and more on September 14th at the San Rafael County Fairgrounds.

Chandler realtor Carl Ong is organizing a charity bowling event in Arizona for scholarships in memory of his parents. The 'Agent Ong Open - Strikes Back' will feature international players and offer at least $1,000 in scholarships.

MnCHOICES is retiring legacy systems by Oct. 1, 2024, emphasized in a DHS digest along with training events, including a "Culture of Safety" session for health service providers.

Fort Collins prepares for its ninth annual Open Streets event on September 15, 2024, promoting active transportation by transforming S. Shields St. into a car-free zone for the community to enjoy various activities.

Tampa Fire Rescue offers free smoke alarm installations in partnership with the American Red Cross, urging residents to register before Fire Prevention Week (Oct 6-12, 2024).

Brooklyn Park's official statement celebrated Labor Day and informed residents of public facility closures, including City Hall and recreation centers.

Arlington Public Works is set to begin the 2020 Stormwater Maintenance Project to upgrade drainage around Blake Aston and Tennyson Drives and Westview Channel, with a meeting scheduled for community input.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office invites residents to join its Citizen Academy program for an inside look at law enforcement operations.

The Jimmy Carter National Historical Park is holding a postcard contest for children to honor former President Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, with submissions due by September 11th.

Cobb County Superior Court's judicial emergency is extended due to a software transition causing backlogs and unprocessed documents since November 2023.

SAISD is holding meetings to discuss the future of closed schools, encouraging community input on repurposing the facilities following the district's "Right Sizing Decision" due to declining enrollment.

Clarksville honored Otis L. Martin and Virginia Martin-Hatcher, local civil rights figures, with a marker at a ceremony attended by city officials and their daughter.