Have you given thought to what constitutes a community? Or if community matters? Or even better, how do you connect to and interact with your community? Community is all-encompassing of its citizens, models of society, governance, community development, civic and social justice engagement, businesses, amenities, resources, culture, values, and beliefs. In the greater Ozark region, which is where I reside in Arkansas, a state in the United States, we value farming, agriculture, tourism, economic development, education, business, our student population, sports, faith, family, and generosity of spirit. These elements of community are interconnected one with the other as together, as community, we come together to make the place we call home a better place to live and work for ourselves but, more importantly, for our children and future generations who follow in our steps. Peter Block (2008) wrote about community, 'The social fabric of community is formed from an expanding shared sense of belonging.' In this state of belonging, in community, we come together to solve issues or complex societal problems that plague our community.