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Cedar Valley Humane Society opens expanded shelter
The Cedar Valley Humane Society opened an expanded shelter in rural Linn County that increases capacity to 65 dogs and 100 cats and adds new visitor and animal-care spaces.
Alle-Kiski Valley events: The Stroller, Feb. 20, 2026
The Stroller for Feb. 20, 2026 lists community events across the Alle-Kiski Valley, including a benefit bingo for the Community Fireworks Fund at Pioneer Hose Firehall Sunday and scholarship applications being accepted by the Westmoreland Garden Council for the Katherine M. McKenna Scholarship.
Animal connection brings love and accessible veterinary care to the community
The SPCA Albrecht Center provides intentionally lower-cost veterinary services and relies on assistance funds such as the Hope Fund, Pets for the Elderly, and Vets4Vets to help owners who face financial barriers; a Spay it Forward campaign runs through the end of February.
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Showing: 431-440Capital Area United Way reaches 2025-26 campaign goal
Capital Area United Way reports raising $596,238.55 for its 2025-26 capital campaign, surpassing the $590,000 goal; the organization says some donations are still coming in.
Republic library opens its new branch to the public
The new Republic Branch Library in Republic, Missouri, opened to the public after about a year of construction and is twice the size of the former branch. The $11.1 million project includes dedicated children and teen areas, a Business Connect Center and a 150-seat community room.
Panthers unveil 2026 'Vamos Gatos' jerseys honoring Hispanic and Latino community
The Florida Panthers unveiled their 2026 'Vamos Gatos' jerseys to honor the Hispanic and Latino community, the team said. The Panthers enter a Monday game against the Buffalo Sabres while on a three-game losing streak.
10 ways to help your child grow into a kind, respectful person
A parenting guide lists 10 practical ways—such as modeling tone, teaching feelings versus behaviors, and practicing repair—to help children develop kindness and respect.
Black History Month spotlights Harlem Globetrotters and 'Rat Pack' tributes
Black History Month began as a weeklong observance proposed by Carter G. Woodson about 100 years ago and later expanded to February. Local events on Long Island this year include theater productions, music performances, talks, and a Harlem Globetrotters centennial appearance.
Knots of Love Downriver stitches community, compassion and dignity
Knots of Love Downriver is an all-volunteer knitting and crocheting group founded by Michele Ellis that donates handmade hats, blankets and pet bedding to local hospitals, shelters and rescue organizations, meeting every two weeks at rotating local businesses.
Southside mural project aims to support Tallahassee revitalization
The Knight Creative Communities Institute and private donors secured $30,000 and the Community Redevelopment Agency approved a $30,000 match to fund a proposed mural near South Monroe that organizers hope will become Leon County's largest public mural and support local artists.
Assistance League Santa Clarita honors volunteers, donors and resale supporters.
Assistance League Santa Clarita is a 100% volunteer-run organization that thanks its volunteers, donors and resale store customers; the Resale Store accepts gently used items Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and its sales fund eight local philanthropic programs.
Apertum celebrates one year of innovation, growth and community
Apertum marks its one-year anniversary after launching February 1, 2025, and the article reports over 8.6 million transactions and more than 380,000 unique wallet addresses on the network.
Seniors Reflect on Pepperdine Experiences as Graduation Nears
Pepperdine seniors describe bittersweet feelings in their final semester and recall memories such as trips, awards, and time spent with friends.