Short on book reviews, the publication is looking to readers for help. If you’ve enjoyed a book that highlights New Mexico, they want to hear your thoughts.
A beloved summer tradition is returning to Vicksburg. The “Southern Exposure” camp will run for eight weeks at the Southern Cultural Heritage Center, offering full-day activities for children ages 4-11. Parents can look forward to a season of fun and enrichment for their young ones.
The city of Beloit has identified two candidates for its open city manager position, and residents will get a chance to meet them at a public forum on April 13 at the Beloit Public Library. This event offers a rare opportunity for the community to learn more about each finalist’s vision for the city.
On a bright day in Santa Barbara, approximately 12,000 people gathered at Alameda Park and marched down Anacapa Street to De la Guerra Plaza for the latest “No Kings” rally. The show of unity and energy underscored the power of civic engagement in the city.
Scouting America, Aloha Council has selected Matson, Inc. as its 2026 Distinguished Citizen Honoree. The recognition will take place at the annual Distinguished Citizen Dinner, set for Oct. 29, 2026, at the Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort.
Local high schools in Section III are gearing up for a day of competitive sports on April 2, 2026. Find out which teams will battle it out and how you can follow their progress.
Every year, a community of dedicated animal lovers gathers with a unifying goal: offering hope to animals in need. On May 2, 2026, Monadnock Humane Society invites supporters to walk from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and help give dogs, cats, and other pets a brighter future.
Community members are invited to attend the Montana Constitution Roadshow on April 8 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Cross Country Brewing. The event promises an hour-long session focused on Montana’s constitution and welcomes all who wish to learn more about this foundational document.
Napa Valley College has taken the first critical step toward building a soccer stadium on campus. Board members voted to enter negotiations with local soccer organizations, who believe the project could benefit both the college and the broader Napa community.
Last Friday, members of the Riley Elementary Student Council in Vincennes came together to support Good Samaritan Hospital. Their efforts underscored the importance of community service and youth engagement. It was a prime example of how small acts can have a significant impact.
