St. Augustine holds a community recycling event on January 7, allowing residents to drop off recyclable items like electronics and cooking oil, but not TVs or hazardous waste.

Grand Prairie's City Council has implemented new public comment rules, setting time limits and requiring registration with a comment card starting January 1, 2026.

Hillsboro reflects on a year of strategic growth, community development, and infrastructure improvements, including a new dual-sport training facility.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office invites residents to use their updated app for safety alerts, community news, and resources like an inmate search.

Hillsborough County is seeking nominations for the Theodore Roosevelt Hillsborough Forever Conservation Award, honoring local environmental stewardship.

Items were stolen from Green Cove Springs' Parade of Trees; the city expressed sadness and is seeking information on the theft, despite regular patrols and surveillance.

The article describes a literacy and language event for Columbus City Schools students at Lincoln Theatre, featuring performing arts, author interaction, and educational workshops.

The Park City Council's 2026 agenda includes S.R. 248's future, the Bonanza Flat plan, the Arts and Culture Master Plan, a Council seat interview, and Bonanza Park site remediation.

Detroit officials are reinforcing fire safety regulations with local nightlife businesses following a Swiss bar fire tragedy, emphasizing adherence to city codes to prevent similar incidents.

The City of Smyrna is hosting its annual Daddy Daughter Dance for daughters aged 0-12 and their fathers, with an era-themed evening priced at $70 per couple. Registration is available online.

Jacksonville, Florida increases efforts to support seniors, focusing on access, connection, and care, highlighted by a collaborative event hosted by JEA, offering various services under one roof.

Students at Cox Mill Elementary celebrated their D.A.R.E. program graduation, with the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office praising their commitment to healthy choices, guided by Deputy McCraven.

The Glendale Police Department in Wisconsin is recruiting college seniors with a direct invitation to join law enforcement, offering competitive salaries, benefits, and training support. Applications close on February 14, 2026.