Marietta's Ugly Holiday Sweater Parade returns on December 4, 2025, during the Christmas Tree Lighting event, inviting participants to join the festive and community-oriented celebration.

Charlotte County Utilities Department is experiencing issues with their customer service phone line, urging customers to use email or online resources for assistance.

Cambridge highlights local businesses for Small Business Saturday, underlining the economic and community benefits of shopping locally during the holiday season.

Charlotte acknowledges first responders' dedication on National First Responders Day, reflecting on their rigorous emergency training efforts captured in a recent Facebook post.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Flaherty Park Community Center on Nov. 1, featuring various vendors selling collectibles and offering a free, family-friendly event.

LVMPD introduced Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet, donated by philanthropists and customized for police use, to advance local law enforcement technology.

A $200,000 winning lottery ticket was purchased at a Giant Eagle in Moon Township for the PA Lottery's Cash 5 game. The winning numbers were 5, 11, 24, 33, and 41. The winner remains unidentified, and the store will receive a $500 bonus.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp was appointed by Lt. Governor Burt Jones to the Georgia Council on Literacy, bringing his education expertise to improve statewide literacy.

Hillsborough County Extension Service offers November courses on sustainability, tree care, edible landscaping, water conservation, and financial planning.

K9 Spartan, a Belgian Malinois, joins the Onslow County Sheriff's Office after completing a six-week training program in narcotics and patrol functions.

Los Angeles has been named the "rattiest city" in the US, overtaking Chicago on Orkin's list, due to factors like climate and urban density that encourage rodent survival.

San Antonio's Mission Marquee Plaza will host "Día de los Muertos: Celebrando las Misiones" on November 1 with music, dance, workshops, and a remembrance slideshow.

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue received a $1.36 million FEMA grant for high-rise emergency response training to improve readiness for the city's growing skyline.