Sandy City offers multiple Christmas tree drop-off locations for recycling from Dec 26, 2025, to Jan 14, 2026. Residents must remove all decorations from trees, and the Public Works can be reached for assistance.

Layton City sent holiday greetings to its residents on Facebook, highlighting their ongoing efforts to engage with the community and foster a sense of togetherness.

The City of Socorro, Texas, shared a Christmas message on Facebook, wishing residents a joyful holiday and emphasizing community, service, and cultural traditions.

The United Way of Bemidji Area reached 80% of its 2025 campaign goal, totaling $620,000, and aims to gather the remaining $155,000 by year's end to support local nonprofits.

The Phoenix New Times article discusses the prevalence of termite infestations in Arizona, with expert advice and treatments from companies like Urban Desert Pest Control and House Doctor Exterminating.

Maricopa County plans a veteran hiring event on December 29, 2025, at the Wigwam Golf Club in the West Valley, with various industry representatives present.

Brookfield Zoo in Chicago is offering free admission on select Mondays and Tuesdays in January and February, excluding certain holidays, to allow visitors to explore various animal exhibits.

The City of Orem Government suggests a walk in City Center Park under holiday lights, making the most of the warm winter for post-Christmas festivities.

Hunkapi Programs' annual Christmas at the Farm event in Scottsdale offered festive activities and equine therapy to children from group homes and crisis centers.

Pastor Jim Bzoskie, a cherished spiritual guide in Hastings, passed away, leaving a legacy of volunteer work, including serving as a chaplain for 47 years.

Plaquemines Parish announces a disruption in garbage collection and government services due to the New Year holiday, with bins provided for waste disposal.

Glendale announced winners of its Winter Decorating Contest, with participants showcasing festive displays, praised by Mayor Ara Najarian for community spirit.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office warns about fake charities during the holiday season and offers tips to ensure donations go to legitimate organizations.