Eden Prairie Police Department officers collected and donated toys to children in need, participating in the Toys for Tots program, reflecting community spirit and outreach.

Gwinnett County announces upcoming swearing-in ceremonies for newly elected officials, including Commissioner Kirkland Carden and Superior Court Judge Kimberly A. Gallant, with media invited to attend.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met in Cle Elum to discuss species conservation, land acquisitions, and hunting regulations, keeping the pygmy rabbit on the endangered list.

NDOT invites Nevada schoolchildren to participate in an aviation-themed art contest, focusing on women in aviation and open to ages 6-17. Winners will advance to national and possibly international levels.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office held the 7th Annual Sheriff's Christmas for the Kids, aiding children of the incarcerated with The Potter's House of Fort Worth's support.

Marietta's administrative offices will close on December 24-25 for Christmas. Garbage collection schedules will change, and residents should check the Marietta Trash Talk app for updates. Emergency services will remain operational.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation invites 8 to 14-year-olds to free monthly mountain bike rides. Safety gear required; registration recommended but drop-ins allowed.

Merry Mosaic Studio Holiday Shop at Boyd Hill Recreation Center in Rock Hill offers unique, handmade items by artists with disabilities through Dec. 18, supporting PRT's therapeutic recreation programs.

Deputy Chief Steve Shaw of the Gwinnett County Police graduates from the FBI National Academy, reflecting the department's commitment to professional excellence and ongoing officer education.

The Mentor Chill Out, set for January 18, 2025, offers winter activities like sledding and an ice rink, a Half-K Donut Dash, live ice carving, crafts for kids, food trucks, and fireworks to end the day.

Hillsborough County's initiative C.A.U.S.E.D. aims to support those with dementia and their caregivers by collaborating with local entities and providing resources and education.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department shares guidelines on what holiday items can be recycled, distinguishing between recyclable "Nice" items and non-recyclable "Naughty" items.

Tolleson announces its December 2024 bulk trash pick-up schedule for residents to dispose of large items, with Zone 1 on December 26 and Zone 2 on December 27.