Gerald Faulkner received the 2025 B Well Operator of the Year Award for his work at Kannapolis Water Treatment Plant.

Ohio's McVay Elementary Principal Chris Poynter, a former Marine, shares leadership lessons in the Westerville Community Guide, reflecting on his service-based philosophy in education.

Fort Worth celebrates Texas Arbor Day by planting trees, continuing its tradition as Tree City USA and responding to calls for more shade along Trinity Trails, as reported by City News.

Lawton City Council honored local groups, including MacArthur High School Key Club and Psi Upsilon Chapter of Omega Psi Phi, for community service and proclaimed Achievement Week and Native American Heritage Month.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office reported that 182 inmates are seeking changes in their lives, influenced by a jail ministry offered by the Norman Bible Church.

The Maple Grove Police Department honored military personnel and their own veterans on Veterans Day in a social media post, acknowledging their service and sacrifices.

New Orleans invites residents to discuss the Safe Streets for All action plan to make streets safer through a virtual meeting, focusing on data-driven solutions and community input.

Fort Worth citizens participated in the Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz, logging over 4,000 observations of 794 species on iNaturalist to aid conservation.

Boston Police District E-5 and AT&T collaborated to educate seniors at St. Nectarios Church in Roslindale on cyber security, focusing on online safety and scam prevention.

Due to cold weather, Gwinnett County moved its Veterans Day observance indoors where officials honored veterans and hosted a resource fair with assistance services.

City community centers offer a Thanksgiving Break Camp for kids 5-13, including educational and recreational activities, at $15-$20 per day. Registration is required.

Tuukka, a golden retriever therapy dog, brings comfort to families at the Ronald T.Y. Moon Judiciary Courthouse in Kapolei, helping ease the stress of Family Court proceedings.

The Nevada State Veterans Memorial, with 18 statues by Douwe Blumberg, will move to the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex in Las Vegas. The memorial honors US military service from the Revolutionary War to present.