Mallway Park's Winter Festival offered community cheer with "iceless" skating, hot cocoa, cookie decorating, and festive concerts, according to a City of Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation social media post.

Millington, TN hosts a voter registration event with the American Legion Post 252 and Millington Public Library, focusing on senior citizen engagement and tax relief information.

Miami Beach received a perfect score from the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for LGBTQ+ inclusivity, despite declines in other states.

Adam Green was sworn in as Folsom's new Police Chief, prioritizing community-focused policing. The city anticipates positive changes under his leadership.

Maple Grove and Hennepin County residents can bring their broken items to the Hennepin Environment Fix-It Clinic on Dec 13 for free repairs and to learn repair skills.

Acworth City Council honored Connie Smith for her 25 years of commitment to the city's financial well-being, highlighting her contribution to various financial tasks.

The Archdiocese of New York announced a $300 million fund for survivors of clergy abuse, funded by budget cuts and asset sales, including its headquarters.

Miami Beach launches a new campaign showcasing its historic Art Deco architecture to promote tourism and cultural appreciation, featuring videos, tours, and an outdoor exhibition.

Collierville announced the winners of its 2025 Christmas Parade, thanking all participants and highlighting the event's community spirit and tradition.

North Bend is converting the Keizer Bros. Hospital into workforce housing, balancing historical preservation, environmental safety, and funding concerns in the comprehensive redevelopment process.

The University of Cincinnati's law school is developing its International Peace and Security Initiative, focusing on education, advisory boards, and global partnerships for conflict resolution.

Raleigh's Barwell Road Community Center offers a one-day babysitting training for 11-14 year-olds, focusing on child care skills and emergency response.

The St. Louis Police Commission will discuss service awards, new officers, training programs, contracts, and public engagement at their December 10th meeting.