The City of Griffin has honored Code Enforcement supervisor, Kerri Stevens, with its Strongest Link in the Chain award for January. Recognized at the Board of Commissioners meeting on February 12, Stevens’s dedication highlights the positive impact of local public servants.
Oneida County has recognized the outstanding contributions of over 1,000 young people who took part in the Children Care initiative in 2025. The recognition ceremony, held on Tuesday, Feb. 17 in Utica, highlighted the positive impact these volunteers had on their community.
In Concord, New Hampshire, the mayor’s description of Ward 5 city councilor Stacey Brown as an “agent of chaos” has sparked an impassioned defense. One dedicated neighbor, who has known Brown for a decade, points to her military service and diligent commitment to the city as evidence that she is anything but chaotic.
Albert Lea Rotary presented $2,500 in scholarships to deserving area students, showcasing the club’s commitment to local education. The notable contribution underscores a shared effort to empower the community’s future leaders.
United Employees Credit Union in Albert Lea begins 2026 celebrating a 5-Star Superior rating from BauerFinancial, firmly upholding its commitment to member success. Since 1932, the credit union has championed community-focused service, reinforcing its role as a trusted financial partner.
The Clarksburg Water Board held its annual Christmas luncheon Thursday, honoring its top employee for exemplary service. Amid the holiday festivities, the board offered well-deserved recognition to someone who has made a meaningful difference in the community.
A U.S. veteran in Stockbridge found renewed hope when Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity collaborated with local volunteers to upgrade his home. Their united commitment breathed new life into his living space, reflecting the organization’s broader mission of building homes, communities, and hope.
Four community members were celebrated during the Rotary Club of Grantsville’s 8th Annual Honor Night on October 14 at Penn Alps Restaurant. Among those recognized for their service were George Haenftling of the Northern Garrett County Rescue Squad and Chief Jason King.
Emmerling-Baker was recently hailed as a “standout volunteer,” recognizing their dedication to serving Cascade Locks, Oregon. Although full coverage remains behind paid access, the available information highlights the volunteer’s positive impact on the public sphere and local community.
Terre Haute’s Patricia Etling, who helped form Catholic Charities in 1973, will be recognized by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis as the 2026 Legacy Honoree. The honor pays tribute to her long-standing commitment to Catholic education and charitable outreach.
