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.

The Fort Worth Military Community offers educational events for young children every week, focusing on STEAM subjects and social opportunities for parents.

Forest Park's Senior Center will resume activities after brief renovations, promising a mix of programs for seniors once it reopens on January 12, with the aim of fostering connection and fun.

Lincoln County opens applications for part of the multimillion-dollar opioid settlements to support local treatment and recovery programs amidst a severe addiction crisis.

Montgomery County is enhancing its Food Recovery Network to improve food waste reduction and address hunger, by providing funding and infrastructure such as refrigerated vehicles and storage units.

Mayor Andre Dickens delivered his second inaugural address at Georgia State University, reviewed his first-term achievements, and outlined future goals for Atlanta's safety, housing, and community investment.

Central Bark New Berlin has been named Business of the Month for providing a nurturing environment for dogs and a range of services including boarding, grooming, and training.

Frisco calls on its students to contribute to an Environmental Services coloring book by showing how they keep the city clean. Submissions are due by January 15 but the post incorrectly states Thursday instead of Sunday.

The U.S. measles outbreak has surpassed 2,000 cases in 2025, a level not seen since 1992, with notable clusters in South Carolina and along the Arizona-Utah border. Low vaccination rates threaten to revoke the nation's elimination status.

Lawrence, Indiana, opens applications for its LPD Citizens Academy Program, offering residents aged 21+ an 11-week course on police operations starting March 5, 2026.

Gilbert invites locals to the Regional Unity Walk on January 24 to foster respect and understanding; no registration needed, with a festival and free T-shirts provided.