Columbus News & Updates

Boys & Girls Homes of North Carolina will host a Nativity sale from November 20-21. The event will take place in the fellowship hall on its Lake Waccamaw campus.

Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical is set to bring Whoville to Columbus, Ohio's Palace Theatre. The event is part of a double anniversary celebration.

Signups for the Christmas assistance program are now open in Bartholomew County. This program helps various local initiatives like the Columbus Fireman's Cheer Fund and Shop With A Cop.

November in Columbus features a Christmas market and various holiday activities. Huntington Park is also participating in the festive season.

The Second Annual 'Twas the Ride Before Christmas event will be held in Uptown Marysville. This holiday event is hosted by the Avalon Theatre, Honda Marysville Motorsports, and Impact Station.

Columbus Event Coordinator Chelsea Best discussed upcoming Christmas events scheduled for downtown Columbus. These events aim to bring holiday cheer to the city.

An interactive Christmas play is set to open downtown in December. Further details about this holiday theatrical event will be announced.

The production of 'Uptown Scrooge: Abridged!' is scheduled to arrive in downtown Columbus during the Christmas season. This holiday show promises festive entertainment.

Downtown Columbus is preparing for its annual Christmas Open House, welcoming shoppers as the holiday season approaches. This event signifies the start of festive shopping in the downtown area.

While Halloween has been the recent focus, some residents in Starkville are already getting into the Christmas spirit. First United is mentioned in relation to these early holiday preparations.

Local businesses in Grove City are competing in an annual Christmas Window Decorating Contest, adding festive sparkle to the area. This event encourages community engagement and a festive atmosphere.

The Columbus County Arts Council and Downtown Whiteville are preparing for the annual Christmas Parade and Christmas Festival. This event is scheduled for Saturday, December 5th.

The annual Lighted Christmas Parade will take place on Tuesday, December 1st at 6 PM. Downtown Columbus will sparkle with Christmas lights and holiday cheer.

The Republic News highlights "A Cabaret Family Christmas" event scheduled for December 5th, 2026. This event is set to take place in Columbus, Indiana.

The Evening Sun reports that the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree has been selected from the town of Columbus. This selection was published on October 28th, 2026.

The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer details Walmart's holiday meal deal, which offers ingredients for a Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner for ten people for $35. This deal aims to provide an affordable holiday meal option.

The McCoy Center will host a free screening of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'. Proceeds from the event will benefit the 2026 Thanksforgiving 4 Miler charity run.

The River Cities Jubilee Chorus will be holding their Christmas Concert on December 5th. This event is part of a larger kickoff for various games and activities.

Williams Plumbing & Drain is hosting a Christmas toy drive to benefit Lilyfield Foster Care and Family Programs. This initiative provides a simple way for the community to support children in need during the holiday season.

Holidays on the Farm is set to return starting December 3rd, promising festive seasonal fun. Great Lakes Brewery's Christmas Ale launch already drew a large crowd, indicating strong community interest in holiday events.

The Knights of Columbus have initiated a local Christmas fundraiser for 2026. This initiative allows Santa Clarita residents and surrounding communities to contribute to a worthy cause during the holiday season.

The Meeting Place is collecting donations for its annual Christmas Cheer on Wheels program. This initiative aims to provide support during the holiday season.

State Champs will perform on Wednesday, November 25, 2026, at Newport Music Hall in Columbus, Ohio. The event also includes a performance by Christmas Together with Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans.

The city of Seymour Parks and Recreation Department is seeking nominations for the marshal of this year's Christmas Parade of Lights. This is an opportunity for the community to select a representative for a beloved holiday event.

The annual tradition celebrating the early kickoff to the holiday season saw hundreds of attendees for the first pour of Great Lakes' Christmas Ale. This event marks the unofficial start of festive celebrations for many.

The Salvation Army is offering assistance to help families put presents under the tree this Christmas. Those interested in applying for the program can find a Corps Community Center near them to apply in person.

Shoppers are taking advantage of sales to get an early start on their Christmas shopping. Major retailers like Target and Hobby Lobby are already displaying Christmas merchandise.

Some Spirit Halloween stores are beginning to transition from Halloween to Christmas merchandise. These locations will soon be selling Christmas-themed items after the Halloween season concludes.

A spooky October might help bring a merrier Christmas to some families in the area. The Community Benefit Committee is involved in making this happen.

The Chadbourn town council voted against discussing the addition of a Christmas parade this year. This decision means the town may not have its traditional holiday parade.