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Local12’s Community Calendar: A Snapshot of This Summer’s Must‑Attend Events

If you’ve been scrolling the Local12 website and wondered what the community hub has in store for the next few months, the “Station Events” page has all the details in one place. From charity drives and family fun nights to youth‑oriented contests and environmental clean‑ups, the page is a veritable calendar of local happenings. Below is a concise, yet thorough, roundup of what’s coming up, complete with dates, venues, and why you should mark your calendar.

1. Local12 Food Drive – “Food for All”

Date: Wednesday, June 15, 2025
Time: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Location: City Hall – 1 st Floor, Community Room
About: Local12 is partnering with the City Food Bank to collect non‑perishable food items for families in need. The station’s long‑time sponsor, Fresh Farms Market, will provide a $5 gift card to anyone who brings a donation. Food items should be sealed, and there will be a QR code on the donation drop‑off line for anyone who wants to check the item list online.

Link to full event page: [ Local12 Food Drive ]

2. Community Health Fair – “Healthy Living in Our Town”

Date: Monday, June 20, 2025
Time: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Location: Central Community Center – Main Hall
About: This free health fair brings a range of services to the neighborhood, including blood pressure checks, vision screening, free flu shots (through a partnership with the County Health Department), and nutrition counseling. Local12’s own health correspondent, Dr. Maya Singh, will host a short talk at 1 p.m. on “Healthy Habits for Busy Families.”

Link to full event page: [ Health Fair ]

3. Youth Art Contest – “Colorful Futures”

Date: Friday, July 1, 2025
Time: 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: City Library – Art Gallery
About: In partnership with the Local12 Arts Initiative, this contest invites students from kindergarten through eighth grade to showcase their creativity on the theme “Our Community.” Judges will include local artists, teachers, and a representative from the City Council. Winning entries will be displayed in the library and a special segment on the Local12 evening news will spotlight the winners.
> Submission guidelines and more info: [ Youth Art Contest ]

4. Charity 5K Run – “Run for the Kids”

Date: Saturday, July 10, 2025
Time: 7 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Location: Starting line at Main & Oak – Finish at City Hall
About: The 5K run is organized by the Local12 Charity Fund and is open to runners of all levels. Proceeds support the Youth Mentoring Program that pairs local high school students with university mentors. Participants must register by June 30 through the event link below. There will be a post‑race celebration with music, local food vendors, and a guest appearance by the mayor.

Registration page: [ Charity 5K ]

5. Environmental Clean‑Up – “River Trail Beautification”

Date: Saturday, July 20, 2025
Time: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Location: River Trail – Starting point at Pine & 5th Street
About: A volunteer effort aimed at restoring the River Trail’s natural beauty, this clean‑up will involve picking up litter, planting native species, and painting community art murals. Local12’s environmental reporter, Jordan Lee, will be on hand to discuss the importance of sustainable living and will document the event for a future feature on the station’s environmental segment.

Sign‑up link: [ River Trail Clean‑Up ]

Why These Events Matter

The “Station Events” page isn’t just a list of dates; it’s a testament to Local12’s commitment to being more than a news outlet. The station’s leadership has long championed community involvement, and each event reflects a different facet of local life:

1. Food security – Tackling the persistent issue of food deserts with a hands‑on approach.
2. Health and wellness – Providing accessible healthcare resources and education.
3. Youth empowerment – Offering creative outlets and mentorship opportunities.
4. Physical activity and philanthropy – Combining community spirit with charitable giving.
5. Environmental stewardship – Engaging residents in preserving their natural surroundings.

These initiatives illustrate how Local12 translates its mission “to inform, connect, and serve” into tangible actions that benefit the audience directly.

How to Stay Informed

If you missed the “Station Events” page, you can keep up with all future events by:

• Subscribing to Local12’s newsletter via the “Stay Connected” widget on the homepage.
• Following Local12 on social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) where the station posts real‑time updates and photo highlights from events.
• Watching the nightly local news where Local12’s reporters often cover event previews, interviews with organizers, and after‑event wrap‑ups.

The station also offers a mobile app that allows you to receive push notifications for upcoming community events. This ensures that even if you’re on the go, you’ll never miss an opportunity to get involved.

A Call to Action

Whether you’re a longtime resident, a newcomer looking to find your footing, or a volunteer looking to give back, Local12’s community events provide a welcoming platform to contribute to the neighborhood’s vibrancy. The station’s calendar invites participation across age groups, interests, and skill sets. From dropping off food to picking up litter, from running a mile to painting a mural, every action helps strengthen the fabric of the community.

So, mark your calendar, bring your friends, and join Local12 as it continues to serve the people of the city, one event at a time.