Montrose County is asking community organizations to contribute digital items for a new time capsule. Slated for placement on September 15 in the county’s historic courthouse, this project aims to preserve present-day stories in a future-facing format.
Aspen High School is preparing to release the second edition of its alumni magazine, The Skier, uniting graduates from across the country. This initiative underscores the school’s commitment to keeping its community connected and engaged.
Hyundai Steel’s Greenville plant held its second Safety and Health Fair on May 28, forging stronger connections with local agencies to spotlight safety measures. The event brought resources and insights to employees, emphasizing caution on the job, at home, and wherever they travel.
A newly announced winner of the National Agriculture Week Art Contest is making a colorful splash at the Spencer County Extension Office. Visitors and passersby are greeted by artwork displayed on the building’s front windows, capturing the spirit of local agriculture.
Focused on fostering local commerce, The Space in Cove hosted its monthly “Last Saturday Local Market” event in Copperas Cove. Around 21 businesses gathered to showcase a wide variety of items, drawing eager attendees and celebrating the area’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Junot Park has long served as a cherished green space where community members gather and remember loved ones. Now, a proposed development project threatens this haven, prompting local residents to voice their concerns and safeguard the park’s future.
Children in Columbia were treated to an up-close look at the vehicles that power their city. Tons of Trucks gave local kids a hands-on experience with everything from ambulances to construction rigs, highlighting the exciting world of big machinery.
Pennsylvania has introduced a new statewide system to simplify volunteer projects in state parks and forests. Designed to streamline sign-up and expand public engagement, the platform aims to bring more residents into conservation efforts.
Face Addiction Now is hosting its 18th annual Run Drugs Out of Town 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, June 27. Taking place at Macomb Community College’s Center Campus in Clinton Township, the event promises a steadfast commitment to battling substance abuse in the local community.
The Central Illinois Chapter of The Links, Inc. will present the 2026 Black Family Wellness Expo this month in Bloomington. Organizers aim to engage the local Black community, spotlighting health and positive lifestyle changes.