A White Settlement citizen used social media to thank local police for resolving an issue, praising specific officers by name and fostering community trust.

Carrollton opens nominations for its Volunteer Awards, to honor community service at an event including the Mayor's address on February 25, with a January 31 deadline.

Wake Forest Police Department is hosting a Turkey Drive for Thanksgiving, inviting residents to donate frozen turkeys or funds at their substation. The collected turkeys will be distributed at the Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry.

Tampa lauded for LGBTQ+ support by the Human Rights Campaign, excelling in equality measures including non-discrimination laws and inclusive city services.

Collierville's annual Christmas Tree Lighting event on Town Square features live music, a quarter-million lights, and Santa photos. Starts at 5:30pm on November 25.

Garland announces holiday schedule changes for city services, including closures and altered hours for Thanksgiving. Trash collection will also be delayed.

Mecklenburg County announces closures of various county offices and services on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, but parks remain open and urgent service hotlines will operate.

Bell Memorial Park is set to remove beetle-infested trees for safety reasons starting November 24, with some trail areas closed to the public during the process.

The Unified Fire Authority announced a new BLS Healthcare Provider Certification Course for healthcare professionals on December 10th, at Fire Station #111, Utah. The $65 course covers CPR for all ages and AED use.

Cleveland Heights invites locals to apply for city commissions and boards, with various positions open to enhance community engagement and regional development.

North Las Vegas reports community food pantries helping residents in need, with various organizations continuing to provide assistance following the closure of temporary food distribution at City facilities.

Denver Police warn of 'porch pirates' stealing packages, advising residents to track deliveries, require signatures, redirect to secure locations, and use self-service lockers to prevent theft.

Marietta's tap water has an unusual taste due to high levels of Methyl-Isoborneol (MIB), which is natural and not harmful. The water remains safe to drink.