North Richland Hills gears up for festive holiday events

December 02, 2024 | North Richland Hills City, Tarrant County, Texas

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North Richland Hills gears up for festive holiday events

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The North Richland Hills City Council meeting on December 2, 2024, highlighted several upcoming community events and paid tribute to a beloved local figure.

One of the most anticipated events is the holiday celebration scheduled for December 5, from 6 PM to 9 PM at Stormy Plaza. This year’s festivities will feature a holiday drone show, visits with Santa, children's crafts at the library, performances by school choirs, and food options including hot chocolate and coffee.

Additionally, the Iron Horse Golf Club will host a holiday open house on December 3, from 5 PM to 8 PM, offering hors d'oeuvres, beverages, and opportunities for pictures with Santa. A two-person scramble golf tournament is also planned for December 21, contingent on favorable weather conditions.

The community will also participate in the \"Run Run Rudolph\" event on December 7, with registration starting at 8 AM for a 5K run and walk at the NRH Center. Other holiday activities include performances by the Uptown Carolers at the library on December 10 and \"Stories with Santa\" on December 11.

The Parks and Recreation Department is hosting \"Christmas in Color\" at NRH 2, running until January 4, and tickets can be purchased online. A holiday drone show and toy drive will take place on December 20 at the BISD Fine Arts and Athletic Complex, with free entry for those who donate a new, unwrapped toy.

The meeting concluded on a somber note as the council remembered Don Tips, a longtime resident and community contributor who recently passed away. Tips served on the parks and library boards and was an influential figure in local education, having worked for over 35 years in Birdville ISD. His legacy includes a commitment to the community and a passion for education, making him a cherished member of North Richland Hills.

Converted from Planning and Zoning Commission on 2024-12-02 meeting on December 02, 2024
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