A man experiencing a mental health crisis climbed into the ceiling of a Peachtree City Target store, leading to a police standoff and the temporary closure of the store. He was later apprehended and received medical attention.

The Worthdale Community Center in Raleigh is hosting a free Holiday Pajama Party for children ages 5 to 12 on December 22, featuring cocoa, games, and face painting.

Arlington Parks and Recreation hosts the annual 2025 Sweetheart Dance on February 15th at the Bob Duncan Center, offering dancing, desserts, and a chance to connect.

Lakewood begins its Christmas tree recycling from December 26 to January 5, offering free disposal at the Greenhouse on Yale Ave. Trees must be free of decorations.

Redmond's Shop Small Passport Program encourages holiday shoppers to patronize local businesses until December 31 to support the community's economic health and character.

NHTSA and local law enforcement run the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from Dec 11, 2024, to Jan 1, 2025, to reduce holiday impaired driving.

Salt Lake County announced a new ACT team to provide in-community care for 100 additional citizens with severe mental illnesses, raising the county's active teams to five.

Mayor Michael Evans and Mansfield staff participate in the Salvation Army Mayoral Challenge, aiming to win a trophy by outdoing neighboring cities in fundraising.

Boston Police Department's District A-1 and Bureau of Community Engagement hosted a holiday lunch and movie outing for local seniors, fostering community spirit and engagement.

The Houston Police Department begins its 39th annual Comida/Food Drive, aiming to distribute holiday meals to struggling families, an event announced at the Kroger on Studemont Street.

The Ellis County SPCA is reopening after a temporary closure due to a health scare, having taken quick precautionary measures which resulted in all tests coming back negative for the infectious disease.

Johnson City announces holiday service changes, including closed city offices, altered waste collection and public transit schedules, and temporary shutdown of parks and recreation facilities.

The Wauwatosa Youth Commission is seeking nominees for its Community Service Award to honor local youth who have significantly served their community.