Yuma to honor Army’s 250th Birthday with a free community event
Yuma to Celebrate Army’s 250th Birthday The festivities for the Army’s 250th anniversary will be held in Yuma, particularly at the Colorado River State Historic Park, which served as an Army Quartermaster Depot from 1869 to 1884. On Saturday, June 14th, 2025, this park will host a free public event from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 […]
VP Pruitt of Community Affairs reveals retirement plans from UA in June 2026
Dr. Samory Pruitt to Retire from University of Alabama Dr. Samory Pruitt, who has spent his professional life devoted to public service at the University of Alabama, is set to retire on June 1, 2026. By the time he steps down, Pruitt will have completed 40 years at the university, leading the Community Affairs division […]
Yuma Welcomes Community to Water Safety Day on June 7
Water Safety Day in Yuma The Greater Yuma Water Safety Alliance (GYWSA) is hosting Water Safety Day on Saturday, June 7th, at the Valley Aquatic Centre located at 4381 W. 18th St. This free event is designed for families and aims to promote water safety education through fun activities. Event Highlights The day’s festivities will […]
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Alerts Community About Level 3 Sex Offender in Black Canyon City
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Community Notification The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office is required to share specific information in line with ARS 13-3825, which pertains to the Sex Offenders Act. This is meant to notify the community about offenders residing in unconsolidated areas of the county. It’s the duty of the Chief Law Enforcement Agency in […]
Kieffer and McMaster sworn in as members of the Graham County Community College District Governing Board
Thatcher, Arizona – The Executive Committee of the Graham County Community College District oversees Eastern Arizona College (EAC), with two members, Vinskifer and Tina C. McMaster, recently sworn in for six-year terms. Kiefer is starting his first term, while McMaster is returning for her third after winning reelection. Together, they will contribute to a five-member […]
Sloss.Tech’s first pitch competition boosts the startup community in the Southeast
The southeastern tech scene recently made a name for itself with the inaugural Sloss.Tech Ideas Pitch Competition held in June. This event was a collaborative effort involving Techbirmingham, The Regions Foundation, and Sloss.tech, aiming to address a noticeable void in the region’s tech gatherings. “Most major tech conferences have pitch competitions, but we realized this […]
Be part of 100 Men Who Care of Yavapai County for an impactful evening of community support.
Community Event to Support Local Charities Mark your calendars for May 14th, 2025! An engaging evening is planned at Prescott Rodeo Grounds, bringing together men from the Yavapai County area. This event is all about supporting local nonprofits while creating connections and, hopefully, making a significant impact. The Purpose Behind the Event The group, known […]
Songs in the Library at Camp Verde Community Library
Sedona, Arizona – Camp Verde, Arizona Music from Stacks is set to return to the Camp Verde Community Library on Thursday, July 10th at 5 PM. This event, known as Stacks In the Stacks, features a lineup of both local and national musicians who frequently perform in northern Arizona. Each month, the show showcases 3-5 […]
Flourishing on their own: How Cullman Regional Medical Center demonstrates the importance of community hospitals
Located south of Huntsville and about 55 miles from Birmingham, Kalman is a community with around 45,000 residents. For a city of this size, accessible quality healthcare is essential for its residents. This is where Cullman Regional Medical Center comes into play. As a community-led, independent hospital, Cullman Regional not only provides top-notch healthcare services […]
April is Community College Month: A moment to honor the Alabama Community College System
April brings the celebration of Community College Month, a time to acknowledge how community colleges impact individuals, families, and larger communities across the United States. In Alabama, this month holds particular importance as Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) Board of Directors have officially designated April to highlight the vital roles […]
