A newly launched initiative at Antioch Church of Oelwein is blending spiritual instruction with community gatherings. Targeted toward younger members, this program aims to strengthen both faith and neighborhood ties through regular group activities. It is seen as a vital step in cultivating a close-knit community centered around shared values.
On August 27 at 11 a.m. Mountain Time, a virtual event aims to amplify the perspectives of young people in national parks. Organized by the National Park Service, The Corps Network, and the National Park Foundation, it also celebrates 110 years of the NPS and the 250th milestone ahead.
Young people are increasingly making their voices heard at the polls. Observers say this wave of participation injects fresh energy into the democratic process and fosters more inclusive elections.
Meridian Waste invites children ages three and above to participate in its 7th Annual Brightening the World Earth Day Coloring Contest. Launched to celebrate environmental awareness, the contest aims to inspire creativity and a deeper appreciation of the planet among today’s youngest learners.
Families in Crookston now have a free way to enjoy winter fishing on the Red River, thanks to the nonprofit Get Kids Outdoors. The organization hopes that by providing a fish house at no cost, more families will be inspired to spend time together outdoors.
In Nurnberg, Germany, a fairy-tale-like teenage angel greets children at Christmastime with open arms. Rick Steves describes how Bavarian preschoolers gently touch her wings in a cherished holiday tradition. It’s a glimpse of wonder that shows why this European celebration remains so beloved.
Buffalo Bills rookie Jackson Hawes recently spent time tossing a football with local kids, putting a spotlight on their boundless energy. To him, these young fans are more than just the next generation of spectators—they are the future leaders of Buffalo.
Indianola’s annual Back to School Bash moves downtown tomorrow, courtesy of the Indianola Community Youth Foundation. Families can stop by the Indianola square, pick up a to-go meal from a local business, and kick off the school year with a community-wide celebration.
Police in Doncaster are actively engaging with school pupils to warn them about the dangers of off-road bikes. Committed to public safety, officers have pledged to continue their fight against the nuisance riders plaguing the city’s streets.
More than 600 high school and college students attended the kickoff of the LEI program on Monday, an initiative by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and ClimbHI to build the state’s tourism workforce. The program aims to engage youth in the tourism industry, bolstering Hawaii’s economic future.
