Upper Arlington officials provide home safety tips for the holiday season, including notifying police of travel, using timers for lights, tracking deliveries, and being cautious with packaging disposal.

Norman's Bike Giveaway, led by the Trae Young Family Foundation, will provide 500 free bicycles to local children on December 7, at the Young Family Athletic Center.

The Kannapolis Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 13, promising festive lights and over a hundred entries, with former Mayor Darrell Hinnant as Grand Marshal.

Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll features family-friendly activities, including live music, a tree-lighting, and a Christmas parade, all free of charge.

Lewisville Public Library partners with StoryCorps to collect personal stories for the Library of Congress, with recording sessions on Dec. 5, 6, and 8.

Janesville's "Housing for All" initiative continues, with workshops set to discuss development at 2400 Beloit Avenue, aiming to address the housing shortage.

Carrollton's Santa on the Square features festive activities, a tree lighting, and drone show, inviting community participation in holiday traditions on December 6.

The Brown Deer Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for the holiday season, covering vigilance in public, online shopping security, and monitoring bank accounts.

Reesë Tuttle, daughter of Jesse "Hackah Jak" Tuttle, has earned five college degrees before post-high school and founded AP2T Labs. Once a C-D student, her passion for tech led her to academic success and a diverse set of interests.

St. Tammany Parish is hosting its 26th Annual Holiday of Lights with attractions like Santa's workshop, a tram tour, performances, and free admission.

The City of El Reno alerted customers to disregard mailed water bills due to an error, affirming that e-billed customers are unaffected and corrected paper bills will arrive soon.

Mays Turabi was named Fall 2025 valedictorian at Cleveland State University and is recognized for her achievements in Political Science and Spanish, and her commitment to legal and multicultural engagement.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office uses a humorous social media post to remind the public of road safety rules for bicyclists and motorists, emphasizing shared respect and the necessity of maintaining safe distances.