The Town Council of Lewisville, NC, convened for its regular meeting on December 1, 2024, where members discussed upcoming community events and holiday activities. The meeting highlighted the town's commitment to fostering community engagement and environmental initiatives.

The council announced the annual Holiday Movie Night, scheduled for December 2 at the Mary Alice Warren Community Center, featuring the Jim Carrey version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." While the event is free, attendees are encouraged to register online due to limited indoor space.

Additionally, the Public Works Department will host a tree planting day at Jack Warren Park on December 2 from 9 AM to noon. Volunteers are invited to assist in planting 88 trees of various species, aimed at enhancing the park's landscape and providing shade in open areas. Council members emphasized the importance of this initiative, encouraging families to participate and witness the growth of the trees over time.

The council also addressed the upcoming Christmas cardboard recycling program, which will run from December 20 to January 3, with a designated bin located at the Lewisville Elementary School parking lot. This initiative is made possible thanks to the school's cooperation during the holiday break.

In closing, the council members expressed their holiday wishes to the community, reflecting on the successful events held throughout the year, including a well-attended holiday open house and a festive tree lighting ceremony. The mayor acknowledged the contributions of town boards and committees, thanking them for their behind-the-scenes work that supports the town's projects.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, marking the end of a productive session focused on community spirit and environmental stewardship as the town prepares for the holiday season.