The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida delivered a Thanksgiving basket to a local resident, Ms. Johnson, exemplifying their #ProudlyServing initiative and community engagement.

DeKalb County CEO appoints business leader Devon Hudson to the MARTA Board, emphasizing his experience in real estate and community service to enhance regional transit.

ACPS celebrated over 600 pet adoptions from their #ClearTheCages event, surpassing their goal of 450 through community events and partnerships in Duval.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office-NC announced on Facebook their participation in various holiday events to spread joy and engage with the community through activities like parades and tree lighting.

St. Charles County seeks $30k for homeless support amid growing concerns, especially for children, following the closure of a Salvation Army shelter. Funds would help provide shelters and motel rooms for the vulnerable during cold nights.

NY Attorney General Letitia James provided over $100,000 in baby formula to Central New York families, funded by a settlement from a price gouging case against Marine Park Distribution and Formula Depot.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office increases school zone traffic enforcement, stressing the importance of speed limits and no phone use to ensure student safety, with penalties for non-compliance.

Chatham Community Library is hosting "Death and Cupcakes," a discussion on life and loss with live music, meditation, and cupcakes, featuring author Tami Schwerin.

Article details the various payment methods for taxes in St. Charles County, emphasizing the Collector of Revenue's advice on timely payment to avoid penalties.

The South King Fire & Rescue's Fifth Annual Mustache Dash raised funds for men's health and community programs, with participants running or walking to show support.

The IRS has issued new retirement contribution limits for 2026, with increased limits for 457(b) plans and unchanged IRA contributions.

Renew NC sets a December 31 deadline for western North Carolina homeowners to apply for housing recovery aid after Hurricane Helene, with over 6,000 applications received and ongoing efforts to rebuild affected homes.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson announced the city has set up over 1,500 emergency shelter beds, achieving the goal on time and within budget, to address homelessness and enhance public safety.