Sonoma County events in September focus on combating the region's high suicide rates by promoting mental health awareness and connections within the community.

Eden Prairie officials update on storm cleanup, encouraging residents to use the EP See Click Fix app for reporting debris. The Yard Waste Site reopens with extended hours for natural waste disposal, requiring proof of residency.

Bloomington is advancing enriching projects funded by a sales tax increase, improving local parks, wellness amenities, and ice facilities, with community input shaping developments.

Carrollton partners with Avive Solutions for the 4 Minute City™ Program to ensure AED-equipped CPR volunteers reach cardiac arrest victims within four minutes.

TravelMag has named Detroit's Corktown as one of the most up-and-coming neighborhoods in the US, highlighting its historical charm and new developments, like the revival of Michigan Central Station into a tech hub.

Osceola County offices, including the courthouse and libraries, will be closed for Labor Day, but waste collection will continue as usual. Services will resume on September 3rd.

Bloomington invites residents to honor veterans by submitting photos and stories for a tribute, with submissions accepted through blm.mn/vet-photos for a November reveal.

Kaufman County invites residents to a free Preparedness Festival to learn about community safety and emergency response from local agencies and first responders.

Athens-Clarke County is offering nearly $1 million in federal funds for affordable housing, with an informative meeting on the application process scheduled for September 6, 2024.

Charlotte's 2024 Urban Design Awards, or "Urbies," are accepting nominations, especially for the People’s Choice Award. Winners to be announced on Nov. 7.

The Southern Conservation Trust and Fayetteville city partner for a Shred & Recycle Day event for paper and glass recycling on October 19 at City Center Park.

A jury awarded $100 million to a boy for a botched circumcision by a doctor who lost his license 10 days prior.

Marietta History Center hosts a "Books, Books, Books!" event on September 21st, offering family activities and meetups with local authors and organizations.