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.
A team of Brentwood high school students is offering a new path to community service—no cost required. While many volunteer programs can be expensive or challenging to join, these young leaders are making civic engagement accessible to all.
Dallas Elementary School invites families to its Preschool Screening and Kindergarten Round-Up on April 30. The daylong event, open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., provides a chance to introduce children to the school environment and begin their educational journey.
In North Central Washington, the practice of spring cleaning offers more than just a neat closet. By donating items to My Girlfriend’s Closet, residents help fuel a high-demand nonprofit resale event that supports community needs.
Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty’s timeless hits echoed through the Columbia Theatre’s main stage last weekend, captivating a crowd eager to support a meaningful cause. Although details of the cause remain undisclosed, the energy in the venue underscored the power of classic rock to unite and inspire.
A newly elected Concord city councilor addresses Ward 6 residents with a direct message: “Help me help you.” Reflecting on a contentious first meeting, the councilor clarifies goals and pledges to foster open communication.
Every February, the Verde Valley SciTech Festival sparks enthusiasm for science among local children. At the heart of it all is the Science Vortex at Cottonwood Community School, where young innovators proudly don lab coats and crystal growing kits.
Great Barrington residents and police are revisiting the town’s Trust Policy amid concerns about how to handle potential visits from immigration officials. A conversation among community members and law enforcement highlighted calls for clearer guidelines and greater flexibility when responding to ICE inquiries.
The Jackson Theatre has unveiled its January movie lineup, featuring beloved favorites, family adventures, and classic cinematic gems. This month also sees the launch of Speakeasy Cinema, a brand-new series celebrating timeless film culture in downtown Jonesborough.
