The City of Moore, Oklahoma, offers a free Christmas tree pickup service to assist with eco-friendly holiday clean-up from December 26 to January 16.

The Yukon Fire Department shared a holiday message on social media, extending festive greetings and reminding the community to practice safety during celebrations. They also honored the dedication of their Blue Shift on duty on Christmas Day.

The Stillwater Fire Department expressed gratitude to their firefighters' families for their support and sacrifice through a touching Christmas social media post.

The Stillwater Fire Department conducted Christmas Eve training in warm weather, showcasing dedication to their duties even during holiday festivities.

Sgt. Justin Hackbarth has been moved to a long-term care hospital after a collision, with ongoing support from the community as he recovers. Investigations into the incident continue.

Moore, Oklahoma, announced a "Kind of a Big Dill Pickleball Camp" for children aged 6-12 during winter break, promoting physical activity and introducing them to pickleball.

Norman, Oklahoma announces the 2026 Mayor's Interfaith Breakfast for January 19 at the Nancy O'Brian Center, with a 220-person limit and a Day of Service event.

The City of Norman recognized their Street Sweeping Crew on social media, encouraging residents to share appreciation for public servants' efforts in maintaining the town.

Lawton's Patterson Center hosted a unique Breakfast with Santa event with a Willy Wonka theme, chocolate fountain, local performers, and a visit from Santa Claus. The event offered a raffle with prizes like bicycles and every child received a gift.

The City of Tulsa provides holiday recycling tips and Christmas tree disposal options, emphasizing what items can be recycled and how to properly dispose of trees.

Choctaw City Hall partners with OBI to host a quarterly blood drive, promoting community participation and health.

The CCSO celebrated their Employee Christmas Party, acknowledging staff dedication and thanking community partners for their support, while children received gifts from Santa.

Tulsa's third Neighborhood Academy aims to empower residents and neighborhood associations with tools to improve their communities. The program's workshops offer practical resources and confer a certificate to participants.