The White Settlement Fire Department is conducting the Little Coats, Big Hearts Coat Drive, collecting coats and winter gear for children in Tarrant County until December 10.

White Settlement celebrated its "Light the Night" Christmas Parade, with the local police engaging the community and ensuring safety, bolstered by festive floats and bands. The event was supported by city departments and documented with photos.

Arlington City Council will meet on Dec 9, 2025, with sessions at 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., accessible via live broadcasts and recorded replays on cable and online.

Ellis County offices will close on December 24 and 25 for Christmas, with a reminder to residents to finish necessary county business before the holiday break. Offices will reopen on December 26.

A Bishop Arts bartender was taken into ICE custody after a late‑November DWI arrest, prompting neighbors and advocates to raise legal concerns and funds.

Hobby Lobby founder David Green donated $7 million to First Baptist Dallas' reconstruction effort after a July 2024 fire, giving a major boost to the church's fundraising drive.

Carrollton maintains its ISO Class 1 Public Protection Classification, securing its ranking in the top 1% for community safety and potentially offering residents lower insurance rates.

The Mansfield Parks & Recreation department hosted the festive 2025 Snowman Run, supported by Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, with post-race treats for participants.

Denton, TX, supports Toys for Tots, inviting donations of new, unwrapped toys at various locations until December 12th to ensure children experience Christmas joy.

The Frisco community celebrated the 20th annual Frosty 5K event, with 1,400 participants supported by local sponsors and volunteers. Results and highlights are available online.

Midlothian, Texas celebrated the holiday season with the 2025 Christmas Movie Magic Light-Up Parade featuring festive floats from local groups, with awards given to the best creations.

Fort Worth children celebrate reading 1000 books before kindergarten; the library hosts Bluey party and sensory-friendly story time, and promotes holiday reading.

Dallas will treat vapes like cigarettes in public, with fines up to $500 and a mid‑December start. Businesses must update signage during a one‑year compliance window.