Entergy has scheduled a power outage for maintenance in Vacherie, St. John the Baptist Parish, affecting 60 customers on January 7, 2026, from 8am to 3pm.

A former Insight Partners VP says the firm cut her pay and made promotions 'impossible for women' — she filed suit in San Mateo alleging discrimination and retaliation.

Euclid Recreation has started their third Learn to Skate program, running from January 6 to February 10, with classes on Tuesday evenings. Registration is still open, skate rental is extra, and safety gear is recommended.

Lincolnton's tax listing season began January 1, ending January 31, where residents list personal property, with forms available online and at the Tax Department.

The Peoria Main Public Library now offers passport services, including on-site photos, for new applications, renewals, and first-time youth applicants.

Enjoy a Victorian-era luncheon at the Janesville Senior Center with a talk on royal traditions by Margaret Cummins, former Balmoral Castle housekeeper.

Sandy Springs will host an educational event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., featuring the film "Our Friend, Martin," children's activities, and refreshments on January 19.

The Arlington Police Department is hosting "Coffee with a Cop" on January 8 to encourage dialogue between officers and the community at Karibu Coffee Café.

Forest Park is urging residents to retrieve unclaimed sports picture packets available at the municipal building and share the call-to-action to find rightful owners.

Joanna, a mother of eight, overcame challenges with the support of the Cambridge Community Learning Center to earn her high school equivalency and pursue college.

The Bruton Memorial Library in Plant City is hosting "Crochet Buddies," a free crochet program on Tuesdays in January for ages 9+. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Dunwoody invites the public to an Open House for Georgetown's planning, with interactive activities to gather community feedback on future developments.

Portland Water Bureau reports low levels of Cryptosporidium in the drinking water from Bull Run Watershed, with no immediate action needed for residents but cautions immunocompromised individuals.