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Riverside County reports progress reducing animal euthanasia
The Department of Animal Services' 2025 report says new programs raised adoptions and spay/neuter surgeries and put the county's four shelters on track toward a 90% pet life preservation rate.
Torrance chamber celebrates local education achievements.
The Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual Celebrate Education event on April 23 to honor students and educators, spotlighting mentorship programs, scholarships and student speakers on leadership.
Marceaux returns home to rejoin Cajuns
Kennedy Marceaux, a Kaplan native, has transferred from Alabama to rejoin the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns and said being back home has been meaningful.
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Showing: 421-430Beit Kotn is a complimentary creative residence in London.
Kotn opened Beit Kotn above its Shoreditch flagship as a two-bedroom creative residence that offers complimentary stays to artists who apply and does not require social posts or brand deliverables.
Texas Humane Legislation Network names Mia Bendixsen as executive director
The Texas Humane Legislation Network announced Mia Bendixsen, J.D., as its new executive director to lead THLN and its sister Texas Humane Network; the organizations have begun a search for a Legislative Director.
Bunnies on the Bayou returns for its 47th annual 'Resistance in Bloom' celebration.
The 47th Bunnies on the Bayou will be held April 5 at Sesquicentennial Park in Houston to raise funds for local LGBTQ+ organizations. Organizers expect about 3,000 guests and say the theme is 'Resistance in Bloom.'
Buffalo Center Fire Department hosting community pancake breakfast on April 4
The Buffalo Center Volunteer Fire Department will hold an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast on April 4 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Proceeds are reported to support the volunteer fire and rescue team and department operations.
Lee County supports child advocacy with April proclamation and fundraiser
The Lee County Commission declared April Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month and promoted Twin Cedars Child Advocacy Center's 'Bites, Brews & Blues' fundraiser set for April 10 to benefit local child-advocacy organizations.
Siren Beauty and Wellness boutique in Buda offers facials and sound baths
Siren Beauty + Wellness Aesthetic Boutique opened in downtown Buda in October 2024 and combines aesthetic services like facials and injectables with monthly women's events such as sound baths and meditations.
Evergy awards $10,000 grants to three Kansas nonprofits
Evergy announced three Kansas nonprofits will receive up to $10,000 each from its 2026 Connecting for Good Hometown Grants program, chosen by the public from 10 finalists: ICT Food Rescue, Child Advocacy & Parenting Service, Inc., and Care Cupboard Hygiene Pantry.
Grand Rapids cat rescue to host free Easter egg hunt
Second Chance Cats of West Michigan will hold its fourth annual, free Spring Egg Hunt from 2:30 to 4 p.m., where visitors can search for eggs and meet adoptable cats.
Donation of $50,000 boosts patient advocacy at American Thoracic Society
Dr. William Martin and his wife, Joyce, donated $50,000 to the American Thoracic Society to support the Public Advisory Roundtable, a coalition of respiratory patient advocacy groups that advises ATS research, training, and policy.
DOVE 'Let's Dance' Spring Fundraiser Scheduled for May 8
DOVE's annual 'Let's Dance' fundraiser, themed 'DOVEstock,' will be held May 8 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Pavilion Tent at Granite Links, with proceeds supporting the organization's services for survivors of domestic and partner violence.