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East Texas State Fair Celebrates 110th Anniversary with Kona Ice Treat for Peete Elementary Students

East Texas State Fair Celebrates 110th Anniversary with Kona Ice Treat for Peete Elementary Students

East Texas State Fair Celebrates 110th Anniversary with Kona Ice Treat for Peete Elementary Students
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Girls on the Run Western Montana to Host Inaugural 'Girls on the Runway' Fundraiser

Girls on the Run Western Montana to Host Inaugural 'Girls on the Runway' Fundraiser

Girls on the Run Western Montana to Host Inaugural 'Girls on the Runway' Fundraiser
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Tree Watertown and City Department of Public Works Seek Volunteers for Annual Fall Tree Planting

Tree Watertown and City Department of Public Works Seek Volunteers for Annual Fall Tree Planting

Tree Watertown, in collaboration with the City of Watertown Department of Public Works, is seeking volunteers for its annual fall tree planting event. The initiative is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday. Planting activities will take place at Marble Street Park and Hale’s Garage, specifically at 1050 and 1067 Marble Street. Volunteers are instructed to gather at the park pavilion, with parking available at Marble Street Park and on the west and south sides of Hale’s Garage. Approximately 55 mostly native bare-root trees are slated for planting. The funding for these trees and necessary supplies has been provided through a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Community Forestry Grant. Tools will be provided on-site, though volunteers are welcome to bring their own, along with a hi-viz vest. The event is open to individuals of all ages and experience levels, and the Watertown Sunrise Rotary Club will be supplying refreshments. For any inquiries, City Forester Dan VanKouwenberg can b...
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St. Louis Area Offers Comprehensive Family Event Calendar for Children's Activities

St. Louis Area Offers Comprehensive Family Event Calendar for Children's Activities

St. Louis Area Offers Comprehensive Family Event Calendar for Children's Activities
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Hawaiʻi Police Department to Host First Kendama Classic Tournament in Hilo

Hawaiʻi Police Department to Host First Kendama Classic Tournament in Hilo

The Hawaiʻi Isle Police Activities League (HI-PAL), in conjunction with the Hawaiʻi Police Department’s Hilo Community Policing Section, is set to host the inaugural Kendama Classic in Hilo. This family-friendly event and competitive tournament will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Edith Kanakaʻole Multi-Purpose Stadium. Beyond the kendama competition, the event will feature food booths, collectible vendors, and various other activities designed for community engagement. Kendama, a traditional Japanese skill toy similar to a cup-and-ball game, has evolved into a popular modern competitive sport and hobby. Registration for the tournament begins at 9 a.m., with competition brackets divided into beginner and experienced skill levels, further categorized by elementary, intermediate, and high school participants. Special prizes will be awarded to the top two winners in each division.
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The Moth Returns to Nairobi with 'Now or Never' Storytelling Event Featuring Five African Storytellers

The Moth Returns to Nairobi with 'Now or Never' Storytelling Event Featuring Five African Storytellers

The Moth Returns to Nairobi with 'Now or Never' Storytelling Event Featuring Five African Storytellers
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Meridian Veterans Club to Host Dance Event for Veterans

Meridian Veterans Club to Host Dance Event for Veterans

Meridian Veterans Club to Host Dance Event for Veterans
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Long Beach City Initiates New 50-Year Time Capsule Project

Long Beach City Initiates New 50-Year Time Capsule Project

The City of Long Beach is creating a new 50-year time capsule, building on the legacy of its 1976 Bicentennial time capsule which was opened earlier this summer. The new capsule aims to preserve stories, milestones, and memories that define Long Beach in 2026. Community members are invited to submit items for consideration across four categories: historical, cultural, personal, or 'other,' via an online form available until December 1, 2026. While not all submitted items will be physically placed in the capsule, a full list of submissions, including resident names and ideas, will be added to document what residents valued in 2026. The collection of tangible items will take place from September 8 through December 31. The capsule will be presented at the Mayor's State of the City in early 2027 before being sealed for the next 50 years and permanently displayed in the Civic Center Lobby in Downtown Long Beach.
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Bridgeport Prepares for 18th Art Trail, Glow Wild Lantern Show, and Muppets Celebration

Bridgeport Prepares for 18th Art Trail, Glow Wild Lantern Show, and Muppets Celebration

Bridgeport Prepares for 18th Art Trail, Glow Wild Lantern Show, and Muppets Celebration
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Energy Workers Open Tool Shed And Find A Starving Dog Hiding In The Dark

Energy Workers Open Tool Shed And Find A Starving Dog Hiding In The Dark

It was a hot August day when Ed Schmidt and Anthony Hall of Ameren Missouri, an energy company, found a timid black dog hiding in a tool shed on their site.
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Fair at Fenway South Returns with New Attractions and Entertainment

Fair at Fenway South Returns with New Attractions and Entertainment

Fair at Fenway South Returns with New Attractions and Entertainment
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Robbie Avila granted injunction, will dress for Saint Louis Friday

Robbie Avila granted injunction, will dress for Saint Louis Friday

SLU head coach Josh Schertz says he will dress and be available