The Town of Farragut announced its 2026 quilt show to be held at the Farragut Community Center on February 21-22 with free entry, inviting quilters to apply by January 23.

The Concord-Cabarrus area plans a series of events, from January 15-19, to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The theme is "Keep On Moving!" and includes a wreath laying, awards banquet, parade, and various fairs.

Jacksonville hosts an annual event aimed at assisting veterans with employment and resources for transitioning to civilian life, including help for those facing homelessness.

Parents and the program’s founder say UST moved its Pragmatic Studies program and did not renew its chair’s contract, leaving roughly 165 students uncertain about supports. Families and a funder want answers.

Mourners are set to honor the late Michigan State Librarian Randy Riley, who was dedicated to improving public libraries and accessibility to reading.

Construction begins on the new Des Allemands Boat Launch in St. Charles Parish, promising improved boating access and facilities for local enthusiasts.

Tempe is considering tougher e-scooter and e-bike regulations to improve safety, with potential speed and age limits, and enforcement strategies like drones, as accidents involving these vehicles have become a concern.

Germantown plans to upgrade Cameron Brown Park and seeks community input through public meetings, highlighting improvements such as a new parking lot, trail connectivity, and a synthetic turf field.

Seattle warns of heightened landslide risk in wet months, advising property owners to maintain drainage and seek professional advice for vulnerable areas.

The 4th Annual 7 Creeks Fest will offer outdoor activities, environmental exhibits, and recreation for all ages, including kayaking and a fishing clinic.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence is accepting applications for its 2026 season, offering opportunities for vendors, young entrepreneurs, and food trucks to participate in the community event.

Mankato "Keep the Wreath Bright" campaign ended with four red bulbs indicating preventable fires, emphasizing fire safety and correct disposal of hazardous materials.

Roxbury Elementary in Solon reopens after asbestos abatement and renovations, including new lighting and carpets, ensuring a safe environment for students and staff.