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Africana Studies marks centennial of Black History and its responsibilities
Cerritos College’s Africana Studies Department marked the 100th anniversary of Black History Month on Feb. 25 with a faculty panel that reflected on Carter G. Woodson’s legacy and the discipline’s role in preserving history and building community.
Iowa student entrepreneurs shine at NIACC business competition.
The NIACC John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center hosted the Everyday Entrepreneur Pitch Competition on February 24; David Roman won first place with Onepack Systems and a $1,250 prize.
College Station approves Bee Creek and W.A. Tarrow park projects
College Station City Council unanimously approved Feb. 26 contracts to replace playgrounds at Bee Creek Park and W.A. Tarrow Park and to fund related improvements at the Lincoln Recreation Center area.
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The Inyo County Board of Supervisors awarded $40,000 in 2026 Community Project Sponsorship Program competitive grants to 15 local nonprofit and not-for-profit groups for events and programs across the county.
Arizona State University to break ground Thursday on John McCain Library and Museum
Arizona State University will hold a groundbreaking Thursday for the John S. McCain III Library and Museum, an 80,000-square-foot facility on a 22-acre site near Tempe Town Lake; the ceremony will include speakers such as Gov. Katie Hobbs and Ambassador Cindy McCain.
Greater Cleveland: 41 winter events and activities this week.
From Jan. 29 to Feb. 4, a roundup lists 41 events across Greater Cleveland, including sports, film screenings, workshops, exhibits and family programs.
Norton Museum names new chief officer for community engagement
The Norton Museum of Art has appointed Lisa Mazzola as its William Randolph Hearst chief officer of learning and community engagement; she will begin the role in March and succeeds Glenn Tomlinson, who is retiring after 25 years.
Electric Volvo VNR trucks support City Harvest in New York
Volvo Trucks North America will deliver three Volvo VNR Electric trucks to City Harvest in 2026 under the Bronx is Breathing initiative, supported by a US$10 million New York Clean Transportation Prizes award. The trucks will use battery-electric refrigeration for fully electric collection and initially charge at a new installation at the Fulton Fish Market Cooperative in Hunts Point.
Yale expands free tuition, offers full aid for families under $100,000
Yale announced that new undergraduates from families earning under $200,000 will receive free tuition, and those from families earning under $100,000 will have all education costs waived; the change takes effect for students entering this fall.
Love Your Park Fun Run & 5K set for next month
The North of the River Recreation Foundation is holding a Love Your Park Fun Run & 5K this upcoming month to raise funds for youth recreation programs in Bakersfield.
AARP Indiana opens 2026 Community Challenge grant applications
AARP Indiana is accepting applications for the 2026 Community Challenge grants from eligible nonprofits and government entities through March 4, 2026, to fund quick-action projects that improve livability for people of all ages.
Kangaroo found in Liberty County as officials seek its owner.
Police and Animal Control captured a loose kangaroo near FM 1010 in Cleveland, Texas, and officers are working with Liberty County Livestock Deputies to locate the animal's owner.
Fundraiser at 123 Pleasant Street benefits Mon County warming shelter
The third annual 'Warm Up' fundraiser was held Wednesday night at 123 Pleasant Street with music and comedy, and all proceeds will go to Catholic Charities of West Virginia to support the Mon County Warming Shelter.