Lake Havasu City announced its second Havasu Residents Academy, where citizens can learn about their municipal government through sessions running from March 5 to April 23.

Euclid, Ohio seeks volunteer Shade Tree Commissioner to assist in local tree conservation and to engage in community environmental efforts. No experience needed, commitment of 12 hours quarterly required.

Texas led the nation in job growth in 2025, with Governor Abbott citing a commitment to free enterprise and hard work as key factors in the state's economic success.

Clarksville Fire Rescue remains ready during the winter storm, with the community's caution helping to maintain normal call volumes. City offices, including CFR Headquarters, are closed on January 27 due to weather.

Denver Public Library is set to host Battle of the Books, where five participants pitch a transformative book, with the audience voting for the winner.

Lake Havasu City has launched a citizen survey to gather feedback on city services and residents' satisfaction, aiming to guide city priorities and decisions.

Williamson County reminds property owners to pay 2025 taxes by January 31st, listing payment options and advising early mailing due to potential postal delays.

Largo Fire Rescue is hiring certified paramedics for their ALS units, offering benefits like tuition reimbursement and mental health services. Applications are open at Largo.com/Jobs.

Gastonia seeks volunteers for the Point-in-Time Count event to tally homeless individuals and inform resource allocation in Gaston, Lincoln, and Cleveland counties.

Wilson County delayed government office openings until 10:30 am due to icy conditions, emphasizing public safety while essential services remain operational.

Volunteers fanned out across Sacramento County for a two‑night Point‑in‑Time count that will map where people are sleeping and help steer housing funding.

Collierville Fire & Rescue warns of the dangers posed by ice and snow falling from rooflines, urging caution when walking near buildings during winter.

The Houston Housing Authority will ask its board to rebrand as Housing Alliance HTX while moving ahead with redevelopment and voucher conversions. Advocates worry the change could cloud accountability.