Douglasville city offices will be closed for the end-of-year holidays but essential services like police and sanitation will continue with a modified schedule.

The Summit at Snoqualmie announces its opening day for the ski season on Tuesday, December 17th, with the introduction of a new parking permit policy.

An evening of Disco Ball Ice Skating will be held at the ROC in Monterey for all ages on Friday, with free admission and skate rentals for $3. Additional dates are Jan 17 and Feb 7.

Sen. Mark Kelly volunteered at St. Mary's Food Bank and visited the Phoenix VA Medical Center, highlighting issues of food insecurity and veterans' healthcare in Arizona.

Over 8,000 high schoolers explored careers at MiCareerQuest Southeast, participating in interactive exhibits with local businesses in various sectors such as IT and manufacturing.

Oklahoma City's Camp DaKaNi and Camp CANOE are closing after 95 years due to financial struggles, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Former campers and staff express deep sadness over the loss of the community staple.

The Seattle Youth Employment Program offers skills and employment support to low-income youth aged 16-24 through its year-round Learn and Earn program.

San Luis city offices will close for Christmas Day, but essential services like emergency response and trash collection will continue. Utility payments can be made online, with processing resuming December 26.

Pembroke Pines seeks young singers for National Anthem performances at City events; submissions require an a cappella video, with full name, age, and school info. Contact is Francie Novo.

Peacock Lane in Portland began its pedestrian-only holiday light display, celebrating a 92-year tradition with neighborhood collaboration and visitor enjoyment.

Milton residents enjoyed a 'Pancakes with Santa' event where firefighters served breakfast and festivities included photos with Santa and various characters. Attendees donated over 300 toys for local charities.

Goose Creek CISD plans to close Lamar Elementary due to low enrollment, considering repurposing it for daycare and alternative school use, despite community opposition.

Custom Flavors is investing $7.75 million in a new production facility in Concord, NC, expected to create 42 jobs. The facility will be located at a former coffee site and may receive property tax grants.