Local non-profit Cape Abilities sees an increase in patronage during the holiday season, with gift baskets and Christmas trees among the most popular items for sale at the organization's two businesses. The non-profit's social enterprises include Cape Abilities Farm in Dennis and a thrift shop in West Yarmouth.

Local and state officials joined Eversource at the Provincetown transfer station to mark the launch of a new battery storage and micro grid technology that both improves power reliability on the Outer Cape and models future energy distribution models.

Cameron Renshaw, a cello prodigy, charmed and wowed audiences attending the Cape Symphony's "Forever Young" concerts. Lower Cape TV's KidNews 22 News Team interviewed Cameron before his performances.

The town of Eastham is taking a hands on approach to the face of Eastham business with its new Exterior Improvement Program.

Cameron Renshaw, a cello prodigy, charmed and wowed audiences attending the Cape Symphony's "Forever Young" concerts, as well as 2 "Young People's Concerts" for Cape and Islands school children. Lower Cape TV's KidNews 22 News Team interviewed Cameron before his performances.

The town of Eastham is taking a hands on approach to the face of Eastham business with its new Exterior Improvement Program. The competitive program funds local business projects that upgrade storefronts, offices and commercial spaces. Program officials received 20 applications during a five-week submission period and next week will announce the first six winning proposals.

Lower Cape TV speaks with Diane Beruldsen, president and founder of the International Women's Flag Football Association (IWFFA), who discusses her efforts to help asylum-seeking Afghan women and their families settle into a new life in Mexico. IWFFA Information Page and Donation Details: https://iwffa.com/about/help-the-awffa/

Results from the Brewster special fall town meeting on November 14.

Orleans officials approve a housing plan for the 5.5 acre site of the former Governor Prence Inn location.

The oldest bookstore on the Cape, The Provincetown Bookshop, opens it's new location on Commercial St.