Thunder Bay came alive in a vivid display as the community gathered for the ‘Festival of Colours’, captured exclusively by Thunder Bay News.
Kickball has become a cherished sport among Liberian women, evolving from its introduction in the 1960s to the country’s second most-popular pastime played nationwide. Exclusively played by women, this adaptation of baseball brings communities together across Liberia, from schoolyards to public squares and dirt fields.
In the wake of devastating floods, Travis County officials are collaboratively working to support affected residents, providing crucial updates on response and recovery efforts.
The Sunland-Tujunga community celebrated Independence Day with a colorful parade featuring beautiful horses, vintage cars, and a showcase of local history. Crowds gathered to enjoy the fun and tradition that have become hallmarks of this longstanding event.
Aurora’s community gathered on Saturday afternoon for a four-hour Juneteenth celebration hosted by the African American Men of Unity at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park.
Rainbow flags waved and “Free dad hug” shirts were worn proudly as fans of all ages gathered at Dow Diamond in Midland. The Great Lakes Loons hosted their eighth annual Pride Night, celebrating inclusivity and community spirit on Thursday.
Next week, Broomfield will celebrate its fifth annual Pride event at Community Park, marking a significant milestone in the city’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Across Southern California, Americans gathered at the Los Angeles National Cemetery and other locations to honor the men and women who have died in service to the nation. From urban centers to high desert communities, Memorial Day ceremonies united people in a solemn act of remembrance.
Communities throughout Metro Detroit are coming together to honor the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for the nation, with Memorial Day ceremonies and parades planned across the region.
The 14th annual Carlisle Downtown Mile, hosted by the Employment Skills Center, united runners and walkers of all ages along West High Street this Thursday evening, celebrating community spirit and fitness.
