Euless is holding its 30th Annual Parade of Lights on December 6th with no registration fee for floats. Entries close on December 1st. The event prioritizes inclusivity and accessibility.

Euless Family Life Center offers a Winter Break Camp for kids 7-12, with various activities. It runs December 22-January 2, closed on holidays. Rates are $40/$50 per day with discounts for full session registration. Contact Holden Garner for details.

City offices will close November 27–28 for Thanksgiving, with trash and recycling collection delayed by one day. Thursday pickup moves to Friday, and Friday pickup to Saturday.

Small Business Saturday in Euless celebrates local commerce and community, with local officials urging residents to shop at homegrown establishments and providing accommodations for all.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center offers November activities for seniors, including a shopping trip, Veterans Day breakfast, and holiday luncheon. Registration and membership are required.

Duncanville's Weekly Update reports community events, a significant meth bust, building inspections, and digital transition efforts, while preparing for a festive holiday season and continued city improvements.

Lewisville is accepting applications for the Huffines Auto Dealerships Christmas Parade, part of the Old Town Holiday Stroll on December 5-6, with a parade at 1 p.m. on December 6.

Lewisville celebrates its centennial with the "Illuminate Lewisville" event featuring light shows, interactive art, and local food trucks from Nov. 7-9.

"For the Love of Lewisville" rescheduled for November 8, invites locals for community service, including cleanup and repairs, starting at Bill Weaver Arena.

Lewisville invites student artists to design the 2026 ColorPalooza logo, with submissions due by November 9. The winner receives a $1,500 scholarship.

The Lewisville Public Library offers free activities such as crafting gratitude cards, making custom note boards for teens, and an outdoor storytime event at Central Park.

Denton celebrated local artistry with Scary Chairy Orchard awards, highlighting nine finalists and giving four special awards, including the Mayor's Choice, with "We're All Mad Here" winning.

Coppell Police officers played basketball with 5th graders at Mockingbird Elementary during Red Ribbon Week to promote a drug-free lifestyle, continuing a 20-year tradition.