Hazelwood Fire Department announces its Santa Parade on December 11 at 6:00 p.m., where residents can see Santa Claus and enjoy a festive community event.

The Covington High School football team was honored by the St. Tammany Parish Council for its 100-year history and contributions to local sports and community spirit.

Olney Central College celebrates the opening of its new Health Professions Center, an 8,500-square-foot addition to the main building, funded by the Rebuild Illinois program and community support.

Webster Groves announces an Open House on December 17 to discuss new skate park and performance park concepts, after receiving over 300 survey responses supporting the projects.

Oak Creek Public Library offers a series of free computer classes ranging from basic skills to social media use, with registration details available on their website.

The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Des Plaines is set for its annual feast amid ICE-related fears, with safety reassurances from church leaders and alternative mass live streams for those who cannot attend.

Forest Ridge Park is offering January outdoor educational programs for preschoolers, including nature hikes and lessons on winter ecology and nocturnal animals, with fees ranging from $3 to $5.

Portland Parks & Recreation opens reservations for 2026 weddings in parks and gardens, with in-person bookings starting January 5 and other methods available the following day.

Delaware city seeks public input on its website redesign through a survey, aiming to improve navigation and user experience based on residents' feedback.

Two Navy veterans, Charles "Chuck" Reeves and Philip Lord, are supporting their communities by respectively refurbishing bikes for veterans in Phoenix and volunteering at Goodwill in Pennsylvania.

The 100 Club supports families of fallen first responders, as highlighted by its aid to the families of Officer Paul Tracey and Roderick Jackson after their tragic passing.

Denton, TX, supports Toys for Tots, inviting donations of new, unwrapped toys at various locations until December 12th to ensure children experience Christmas joy.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma celebrated the dedication of its deputies' years of service at their Christmas Party, with acknowledgments ranging from five to twenty years.