The City Beautiful Commission in Dearborn honored 18 businesses for excellence in property maintenance and aesthetics, including a diverse range of enterprises from various districts.

Macomb County announces a series of Christmas tree lighting events starting November 30th, featuring parades, a drone show, and opportunities to meet Santa.

Howard County has launched a security grants program offering $250,000 to nonprofit and faith-based organizations to enhance protection against hate crimes, with applications due by December 20, 2024.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that a Michigan PFAS contamination lawsuit against Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority will proceed in state court.

Jefferson Parish Department of Environmental Affairs offers two drop-off sites for residents to dispose of cooking oil after Thanksgiving, promoting environmental sustainability and preventing plumbing issues.

The article discusses a webinar hosted by MnDOT on innovative winter maintenance techniques, with topics like snowplow driver assist systems, optimization, and collision reduction technologies.

MDOT will raise the Blue Water Bridge tolls on December 1, 2024, by $1—the first increase in 14 years—with another $1 hike in 2025. Public input influenced the decision, with discounts for EDGE Pass users.

The One at a Time Book Club at East Regional Library fosters community among adults with intellectual disabilities through weekly readings of "Percy Jackson."

Kingsport's Parks and Recreation Department is collecting local children's letters to Santa and promises a personal response from Santa for each letter received by December 13.

Conyers City Manager Kameron Kelley appointed new leaders for the Public Works and IT departments: Craig Mitchell and Alan Hackett, respectively, both advancing from within the city's ranks.

The NOFD reminds New Orleans residents of holiday cooking risks, advocating safety with turkey fryers and general kitchen vigilance during Thanksgiving.

Milton launches the 2025 Small Business Holiday Specials to boost local businesses, offering unique goods and services with special deals to encourage community shopping.

The N.C. Governor's Western Residence will host a holiday open house on December 7-8 with shuttle service provided due to damage from Hurricane Helene. Visitors can contribute to relief funds and enjoy the historic home's holiday decorations.