The City of West Allis is rallying its community to enhance its arts and entertainment sector, including forming an Arts Council and hosting events like a gallery night and Make Music Day 2025.

Milwaukee honors Jimmy Carter's legacy, appreciating his Habitat for Humanity work after his passing. Residents recall building homes with him in 1989, emphasizing his kindness and impact.

The Shorewood Foundation has donated $60,000 to support community programs in celebration of its 60th anniversary, benefiting diverse groups including seniors, students, and families.

Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity honors Jimmy Carter's past contributions to building homes. The nation mourns his passing, with tributes from various leaders. His hands-on service is particularly remembered in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee celebrated the start of Kwanzaa with dance, drums, and discussions on its principles, emphasizing African American culture and unity, as reported by CBS 58 and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Menomonee Falls garbage collection will not occur on Christmas Day, with pickup delayed by one day for the rest of the week. Residents should adjust their disposal schedules accordingly.

Governor Tony Evers and First Lady Kathy Evers of Wisconsin encouraged residents to prioritize mental health during the holidays, highlighting available support resources including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

The City of West Allis has provided guidelines for residents on how to properly dispose of Christmas trees and holiday decorations to ensure eco-friendly waste management after the festive season.

Milwaukee initiates curbside Christmas tree collection until January 31; residents urged to remove decorations and place trees for pickup, with snow possibly delaying service.

The Daniel M. Hoan Memorial Bridge in Milwaukee lights up as a menorah each night of Hanukkah, in an initiative by the Milwaukee Jewish Federation and Light the Hoan.

St. Ben's Parish in Milwaukee provided over 200 warm meals on Christmas Eve to those in need, with over 50 volunteers participating, including the Konieczka family.

The Salvation Army of Milwaukee holds its 35th annual Christmas feast, welcoming approximately 4,000 guests with over 400 volunteers to serve meals and offer company.

Wisconsin residents can enjoy First Day Hikes on January 1, 2025, to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the state's park system, with various outdoor activities including a special event at Mirror Lake State Park.