Edmond's Luminance light event returns to Mitch Park with new interactive displays, kicking off on November 21st and running until January 1st, featuring entertainment, marketplaces, and a drone show.

League City's City Council meeting is set for November 18 at 6 p.m., with a work session at 5 p.m. Residents can attend, speak during Public Comment, watch live on Facebook, or catch reruns on Channel 16.

Janesville announces Thanksgiving closures and service adjustments, including City Hall and the library, with waste management schedule changes and paused public transportation services.

The Federal Way Police Department has initiated a Holiday Food Drive in collaboration with city agencies to support the MSC and FWSC, collecting non-perishable items and online donations.

The Texas State Library and Archives Commission announced the closure of Boundless Books, affecting the E-Read Texas program and prompting a search for alternatives.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin led a community meeting in Dineen Park to address public safety, with local leaders and residents working together on solutions.

Germantown's Mayor Mike announced the city's holiday events, including a market, tree lightings, contests, and parades, inviting residents to join in the festivities.

Gwinnett County's Clerk of Superior Court hosts the fourth annual National Adoption Day event to honor adoptive families and promote adoption awareness.

Norman Parks & Recreation Department, with partners, is hosting a tree giveaway on November 21, 2025, at Griffin Community Park to enhance urban foliage and environmental benefits.

Memphis media outlets joined for a "Day of Giving" food drive to aid the Mid-South Food Bank, collecting donations at Poplar Plaza and Kroger, while also enabling online contributions to fight hunger.

The Senate Study Committee on Making Georgia the No. 1 State for Tourism will meet at EchoPark Speedway in Hampton on Tuesday at 9 a.m. The public can attend in person or watch via live stream on the Georgia General Assembly website.

Frank Galbraith, a retired history teacher, will give a talk titled "A Day of Infamy" covering historical events leading to WWII at Farragut Town Hall on Dec 1.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a lineup of free and affordable holiday events, including community parties, walks, and a tree lighting, detailed on their blog for residents to enjoy.