The Memphis Police and the Boll Weevils brought holiday cheer to local families, including a retired officer, through "Operation Blue Christmas," which included gifts and celebrating community spirit.

Millington, TN hosts a voter registration event with the American Legion Post 252 and Millington Public Library, focusing on senior citizen engagement and tax relief information.

Collierville announced the winners of its 2025 Christmas Parade, thanking all participants and highlighting the event's community spirit and tradition.

Collierville invites the community to shape the town's future at the 2050 Comprehensive Plan Open House on December 15, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at the Linda Kerley Center.

Memphis Police praised all involved in the successful St. Jude Marathon, highlighting the community support that emphasizes safety, care, and helping children with life-threatening diseases.

Millington is gearing up for a festive event with Santa visiting Fire Station #1, including a "Float Show," food trucks, and holiday treats on December 9th.

Memphis is adjusting trash pickup for New Year's Day; no collection on January 1, with Thursday's service moved to Friday. Regular Friday collection remains the same.

The Germantown Police Department congratulated new firearms instructors, highlighting their skill and dedication to safety and professionalism in a social media post.

Memphis adjusts trash collection schedule around Christmas, with no services on Dec 25-26 and tweaks for other days; residents should set out bins by 7 a.m. on their rescheduled day.

Memphis begins construction of the long-awaited Raleigh Farmers Market, with a ceremony on December 9. The project, a collaboration between the city and Raleigh CDC, aims to enhance community development in North Memphis.

Munford residents have fully donated to the City Hall Angel Tree, providing gifts for those in need through the Tipton County Carl Perkins Center this Christmas.

Lakeland is bustling with holiday season activities including public planning meetings and festive events, as detailed on the city's official website.

The Rhodes Historical Review won second prize from Phi Alpha Theta for its historical scholarship and is led by Sarah Dassinger, Muhammad Waraich, with faculty advisor Dr. Sarah Ifft Decker.