The Midlothian PD hosts a Tree of Angels ceremony to honor loved ones lost to violence or sudden death, inviting residents to hang ornaments in remembrance.

The Red Oak Police warns of "Wicked Witch" porch pirates and advises residents to take measures against holiday season thefts, including signature delivery and installing cameras.

White Settlement announced changes to trash collection due to Thanksgiving. There's no pickup on the holiday, shifting Thursday service to Friday and Friday service to Saturday.

The Garland Police Department has announced the funeral services for fallen Officer Cooper Dawson, scheduled for December 3, 2024, at Lake Pointe Church in Rockwall, Texas.

Senior citizens in White Settlement, Texas, have crafted over 300 quilts for Project Linus, a charity providing blankets to children in need, showcasing community service and volunteerism.

Residents of White Settlement can learn to say thanks in 70 languages with a library-offered online platform, Mango Languages, enriching Thanksgiving celebrations.

Retired Police Officer David Tilley, known for his service in the Plano Police Department, has passed away, leaving a legacy of community engagement and outreach.

Residents in Lewisville can recycle their Christmas trees from Dec. 2 to Jan. 10 by dropping them off at Lewisville Lake Park, with free mulch available as a reward for participation.

Santa Claus is visiting Lewisville neighborhoods with the Fire Department from Dec 9, sharing holiday cheer and candy from 6-8 pm, with a live Santa tracker available online.

The historic Minor-Porter Log Cabin at LLELA offers a traditional 1870s Christmas experience with candle making, ornament crafting, and caroling, without the need for registration, included in the $5 per vehicle entry fee.

The Lewisville Public Library plans holiday events, including a "Zine Scene" for adults, a "Teddy Bear Sleepover" for kids, and a Friends Book Sale. The library will close for Thanksgiving.

Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll is set for next weekend with festivities, a drone show, a movie screening, children's market, lighting ceremony, and more, free for the community.

Lewisville residents will see changes in their waste management as the city consolidates services under Republic Services, affecting schedules and lowering monthly bills, starting February 2025.