Georgia legislators will attend a Middle Georgia Listening Day in Dublin to discuss regional issues and priorities for the upcoming legislative session.

The Annual Lighted Christmas Parade in Fernandina Beach is scheduled for Saturday, December 6th, at 6:00 PM, with festivities including Santa's Event at Central Park. The police emphasize safety during the night event.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools launches Operation Warm Hearts to collect winter clothing for students in need, welcoming donations and emphasizing the impact of community support.

St. John the Baptist Parish encourages kids and adults to send Christmas wishes to Santa through mailboxes at two locations, fostering the holiday spirit and tradition of believing in Santa.

The North Carolina Executive Mansion will host its annual Holiday Open House on December 11-13, welcoming visitors for free to explore its Victorian architecture and contribute to a food drive.

St. Augustine warns of potential nuisance flooding from King Tides expected between Dec 3-7, advising precautions and offering resources for residents.

Nassau County announces a public bid opening for maintenance services, prioritizing transparency and community engagement, and ensuring accessibility for all.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office is recruiting new deputies, offering comprehensive training and benefits, and seeks creative, team-oriented individuals without prior law enforcement certifications. Applications are open until December 18, 2025.

The Sertoma Arts Center offers a variety of art classes for all ages, including preschool art, jewelry making, and sensory-friendly activities. Classes cover drawing, painting, and sculpture, catering to creative interests and skills development.

Puget Sound Fire introduced recruit firefighter Samuel Down from Recruit Academy 21, highlighting his diverse background, community service philosophy, and personal interests.

The Raleigh Youth Council is organizing a free Santa's Workshop event for families and children up to 12 years old on December 13 at Abbotts Creek Park, featuring holiday crafting and festive music.

Construction begins on a new library in Upper Puna, with a ceremony that included a Hawaiian blessing and recognition of late librarian Maxine Aki. The facility aims to be a community hub.

The Kaua‘i Cultural Programs and Events Grant application period begins on December 1 with a $140,000 fund pool and offers grants from $5,000 to $15,000 to enhance the island’s culture.