West Tennessee law enforcement is increasing road patrols on Thanksgiving to target speeding and distracted driving, as announced by Collierville Police.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools enhance support for needy students during the holidays, including those experiencing homelessness, by providing essentials and partnering with community organizations.

The 15th Season of Remembrance ceremony will be held in Memphis to honor homicide victims, featuring a tree and wreath for remembrance with a reception and ceremony at the University of Memphis.

The Memphis Grizzlies are supporting a food drive with the Mid-South Food Bank, offering ticket deals for food donations at their game against the Denver Nuggets.

The Whitehaven community in Memphis celebrated its 29th Annual Christmas Parade, themed "Celebrating the Gifts of Memphis," with marching bands and performances, honoring Dr. Christopher B. Davis as grand marshal.

The 14th annual Battle of the Brains in Germantown showcased 50 STEM projects by students, with winners announced in two groups and recognition given due to a donation from the Chandlers.

Memphis celebrates America Recycles Day with a Recycling Drive on November 22, 2025, accepting items like electronics and paper at various community centers.

Chris Richey joins the City of Jonesboro as the new Director of Grants and Community Development, bringing experience from his previous CEO role and time in the Arkansas House.

Tipton County Station 42 is being transformed into a full-time county fire station, with staffing, equipment on hand, and space shared with ambulance services, to improve emergency response.

Memphis announced Thanksgiving government closures and solid waste schedule changes; Thursday and Friday trash collection shifted to earlier in the week.

Collierville's annual Christmas Tree Lighting event on Town Square features live music, a quarter-million lights, and Santa photos. Starts at 5:30pm on November 25.

Memphis celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week with events aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs, featuring seminars and networking opportunities, as announced by Mayor Young.

The community commemorates the fourth anniversary of Young Dolph's shooting by participating in 'Dolph Day of Service' and engaging in acts of generosity to honor his legacy.