The October 10 event at Jack Bones Equestrian Center pairs chili tastings with a beer garden and LASD displays.

Tickets start at $100 for October's Fore the Families party, which helped house 321 families last year at no cost to them.

Free gate access for veterans, plus drumming, line dancing and a $250 pie-eating prize hit the Stark County Fair pavilion Saturday.

Downtown Athens expects 25,000 visitors as Pumpkintown marks its 2003 roots with a Native American powwow and citywide vendor sprawl.

The $4 million facility on Canal Street adds private family rooms and doubles down on dignity for the Illinois Valley’s unhoused.

Indian Trail wants local businesses to hand out candy at Chestnut Square Park on October 23 — no sales pitches allowed.

The nonprofit's biggest D3 fundraiser yet will include a major announcement about the Columbus organization's future.

Fort Howard Park's 40th annual Defenders' Day adds a new focus on Black soldiers who fought at North Point in 1814.

Buses rolled out at 12:30 p.m. as a broken chiller left Anderson High classrooms in the low-to-mid-80s — the second Austin ISD campus this week to lose AC.

The Sept. 11-12 event pairs dental, legal and haircut services with free defensible space inspections tied to new Zone 0 fire rules.

Riders can hop on for the full six-hour, 131-mile loop or just a portion, with BART reps joining along the way.

Harbor Drive hosts the West Coast's largest Veterans Day parade this fall, with Verizon sponsoring a tribute to Desert Storm's 35th anniversary.

Daniel Romano of D’Romano’s Pizza fed an elderly woman he saw searching his trash, then vowed to feed anyone who asks.