Fire Truck Santa returns to Denton County, bringing festive cheer as Santa visits towns like Argyle and Lantana on a decorated fire truck. Residents can follow updates on Santa's route on the District's Facebook page.

Arlington expands its leaf collection program with added routes and collection by Republic Services, aiming for better waste management and recycling.

White Settlement Community Services announces December holiday activities for children, including an "ugly sweater craft" event and festive Tuesday storytimes and crafts.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a Dungeons & Dragons meeting for adults on December 7th, welcoming both new and experienced players. Registration is required.

A community initiative in White Settlement aims to prevent sewer clogs by collecting used fats, oils, and grease to convert into biodiesel or biogas, with the Holiday Grease Roundup event.

The Plano Police Department is holding a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events training on December 4, educating the public on how to survive such incidents.

The iconic Vandergriff family poinsettia tree, a fixture for nearly 40 years, is now displayed at Arlington City Hall, continuing a beloved local holiday tradition.

Arlington Parks & Recreation's "The Royal Masquerade" Sweetheart Dance at the Bob Duncan Center in Texas offers two sessions on February 15, 2025, with ticket prices ranging from $31 to $41.

Carrollton's historic Downtown Square hosts the Santa on the Square event with activities like face painting, holiday crafts, a tree lighting, and a drone light show.

The Fort Worth Police Department offers grant training and funding to local nonprofits, detailing eligibility criteria, assistance through Grant Navigators, and application processes on social media.

Euless, Texas, prepares for its annual Christmas event at Heritage Park with historical site tours, Santa visits, and festive activities on December 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Euless, TX offers Christmas tree recycling from December 26 to January 11, inviting residents to drop off their undecorated trees for mulching, contributing to park maintenance and city beautification.

The HEB 2025 Youth in Government program is enrolling high school juniors and seniors to learn about local governance, with classes from January 13 to April 7 and a chance to win a scholarship.