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Bread of Healing Clinic prepares for more uninsured Milwaukeeans after Medicaid changes
The clinic provides free and low-cost healthcare to Milwaukee residents. Now, with changes to Medicaid, it's preparing for an influx of patients and asking the community for help.
WSLR+Fogartyville
Published September 27Peace and Justice: Love for Children of Palestine
This Wednesday, September 30, at 9am, Tom will spend the hour talking to Melissa Morsli, a local activist and fundraiser for the nonprofit Heal Palestine.
La Jara Basin field trip marks importance of maintaining public land
National Public Lands Day excursion brings conservationists, archeologists and public officials out to celebrate anticipated completion of land transfer agreement
55+ Connections: Week of September 27, 2026
This is the 55+ Connections weekly update. If you would like to sign up to get more updates from the City go to https://northlibertyiowa.gov/contact/ 55+ Connections: Tuesday Gathering SHOW AND TELL EDITION Tuesday, September 29 10:30 – 11:30 AM North Liberty Library – Meeting…
Adirondack Almanack
Published September 27Closing the loop: How community composting builds a more self-sufficient Adirondacks
Composting provides communities throughout the Adirondacks with a full circle of growing healthy foods, without wasting scraps
RA events– why should you go?
As I enter my fourth week at Ferris, something that has really stuck out to me is the number of activities that the Resident Advisors (RA’s) of each hall put together. These activities are known to be a lot of fun for the people who decide to attend. Unfortunately, though, these…
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 27Breast Cancer Awareness event planned
Rick Patrick rick@greenepublishing.com There will be a special event on Thursday, Oct. 22, to encourage everyone to join the fight against breast cancer. The event will feature guest speakers, survival stories,...
Carmel High School student combines chess, giving back
What started as a hobby for Nikhil Murugan in first grade has evolved into a passion that has led to coaching, tournament directing, nonprofit leadership and fundraising for the Carmel High School senior. Those efforts helped raise more than $5,100 this summer for the American…
The Pine Tree
Published September 27Chapel in the Pines Sunday Service for September 27, 2026
Arnold, CA…Chapel in the Pines is an Evangelical Covenant church located in the Sierra Nevada mountain community of Arnold. Arnold is an attraction for many visitors due to the many recreation opportunities, such as Big Trees State Park, Bear Valley Ski Resort, Lake Alpine,…
Pokémon, anyone?: Shiny Hunters of Noblesville prepares for worldwide event
What started as a family connecting over the game Pokémon GO has expanded into an organization that presents weekly, organized meetups and annual events for players of all ages in Noblesville. The nonprofit, Shiny Hunters of Noblesville, invites players of all backgrounds and…
Fishers teen serves as Colts ‘Coin Toss Captain’
Fishers native Colton Miller, 13, recently took the field at Lucas Oil Stadium during an Indianapolis Colts game as the “Coin Toss Captain,” walking to midfield just before kickoff and meeting players from both teams. Colton is a patient at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at…
Positively Osceola
Published September 27Osceola Council on Aging’s Jeep Raffle Helps Keep Meals and Connection on the Road
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Across Osceola County, a Meals on Wheels delivery can bring a homebound senior more than lunch. It can also bring a familiar face, a wellness check and […]