Rockwall County's Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony involved caroling, performances, and readings from the Gospel of Luke by church communities, highlighted by shared treats and a statement on community values.

The Rockwall County Library will close from December 24-25 for Christmas, resuming services on December 26 at 10 am. Digital resources remain accessible.

Ellis County officials have declared that county offices will close on January 1, 2025, to observe New Year's Day, with normal operations resuming on January 2.

The City of Denton invites residents to review and comment on the CAPER detailing the local use of federal grants aimed at assisting low-income citizens.

The Arlington Police Department invites the community to a holiday celebration with performances, laughter, and gifts on December 13th at St. Matthew Catholic Church.

Benbrook's 33rd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Fireworks Show will take place on December 14, 2024, offering a community event with festive activities and a fireworks display.

NAS JRB Fort Worth hosted a Winter Wonderland event featuring a Christmas tree lighting, Santa Claus with his reindeer, festive activities, crafts, and food trucks.

The Fort Worth Fire Department announces the groundbreakings for two new fire stations on December 17th, with ceremonies for Station 26 at 9 am and Station 37 at 1 pm, open to the public.

Everman Emergency Services mourns the passing of former firefighter Patrick Hoket, who was remembered for his positive energy and service to the community in a social media statement.

The Denton Holiday Lighting Festival was cancelled due to safety and weather concerns, but Santa photos and Wassail Fest activities continued inside the UNT CoLab.

Argyle PD joined a festive event by Building Homes For Heroes for its 400th home giveaway and later conducted a car seat fitting with UP Ministries and Safe Kids Tarrant County, showing their multifaceted community commitment.

The Light the Night Christmas Parade in White Settlement was canceled due to bad weather, with city officials prioritizing health and safety concerns. Alternative festive events may be planned.

The Coppell Police Department honored the memory of Officer Johns, who died in a 2001 motorcycle accident, with a workout and his favorite meal of pancakes and Coke.