The Gone With the Wind Museum hosts Tara’s Library book club event, discussing "The Silent Patient" on January 29th, with in-person and virtual attendance options.

Miami-Dade County completed upgrades to the Haulover Park Marina, enhancing resilience, safety, and boater access, with a ribbon-cutting event on January 9, 2025.

Austin launches a Spanish-language mobile app for Austin 3-1-1, enhancing accessibility for Spanish speakers to report issues and access city information.

Austin announces registration dates for various youth summer camps, prioritizing families with financial aid and offering inclusive, nature-based, cultural, and recreational programs.

Tigard and Washington County completed a pedestrian safety project on Hall Boulevard, adding RRFBs, bike lanes, sidewalks, and ADA-compliant curb ramps to enhance safety.

Seattle City Council has updated the SDCI fees for 2026, including a 6.5% increase for most fees and an 18% increase for construction-related permits, while incentivizing seismic retrofits with reduced fees.

Youth cricket field reservations at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park are open for teams under 13 for the season, with a request period and COI requirement.

The West Valley City Police Department is hosting an informative session on senior scams, encouraging public engagement on their Facebook page ahead of the event with Chief Jacobs.

El Paso encourages residents to recycle holiday trees by providing a free disposal service at the Citizens Collection station until January 31, aligning with eco-friendly initiatives.

Adams County Sheriff's Office reports an increase in credit card skimming devices in their area and advises the public to be cautious when using ATMs and POS terminals.

Layton City promotes pickleball as a fun and accessible sport for residents, with an emphasis on sociability and fitness, and encourages quick registration due to limited space.

Local seniors in Socorro celebrated Dia De Los Reyes Magos, sharing Rosca de Reyes bread with hidden baby Jesus figures, symbolizing luck and the responsibility to host Candlemas.

Horizon City residents are invited to a town meeting on January 10 to discuss construction projects and community concerns, with Mayor Rentera leading and TxDOT and contractors present.