Plainfield invites fathers and daughters to a Daddy Daughter Dance at the Richard A. Carlucci Center on February 28 for an evening of food, music, and dancing. Registration is required at $30/person by February 21.

Webster Groves residents are invited to join a walking safety audit organized by WG Safe Streets and the city to assess and improve pedestrian safety and street design.

Statesville, N.C., police department's non-emergency phone lines faced an outage but 911 remained active; the issue was later resolved as announced on Facebook.

Tolleson offers a free legal clinic on January 31, providing 30-minute consultations at the Senior Center. Registration required.

Cleveland Clinic plans to open a Level I trauma center by 2028, addressing the need for comprehensive trauma care, despite concerns from MetroHealth about market saturation.

CesiumAstro plans to invest $500M in a new facility in Bee Cave, Texas, expected to create over 500 jobs, signaling Texas' growing role in the aerospace industry.

Fayetteville held town hall meetings to discuss a new residential project at Gingercake Road and Highway 54, offering a presentation and eliciting community feedback to align with the City's Strategic Plan.

PLJCS now offers 'PATRON PICKS' under 'PLJCS Reads', a feature for personalized book recommendations, enhancing the service by incorporating community favorites.

The Statesville Police stress the need for teen driver safety education, citing over 12,000 teen-related crashes during the "100 Deadliest Days." They urge the community to discuss safe driving during Teen Driving Awareness Month.

Carrollton celebrates Texas Independence Day with 11th annual TEXFest featuring music, food, a beer garden, and activities on March 7, at 1106 S. Broadway Street.

Kristen Pierce-Sherrod, CEO of Harold's Chicken Shack in Chicago, passed away at 55, leaving behind a legacy of culinary excellence and community service.

Tickets for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo went on sale in two batches for the event featuring artists like Kelly Clarkson and Lizzo, with an online waiting room system for purchasing. Prices range from $35 to $429.

Cibolo City Secretary Peggy Cimics is retiring after 22 years, marking an end to her tenure that included substantial city growth and governance changes.