The Wedgwood Garden Club has transformed public spaces in Fort Worth, Texas, through planting and maintenance, supported by plant sales and the Park Department.

Fort Worth mourns the passing of Captain Daniel Cearley, who served the Fire Department for 28 years. His dedication to public service and his role as a mentor were honored at a memorial service.

Paschall Park in Mesquite has opened a new playground with features like swings, slides, and climbing equipment, along with a turf safety surface for fall cushioning.

Lantana unveiled an AED SaveStation in memory of Dylan Dorrell, a high school athlete who died of cardiac arrest, to improve emergency response and public health.

The Dallas Police Department has approved cowboy hats as part of their uniform, announced on social media alongside a recruitment push and diversity efforts.

Keller's public safety teams participated in a leadership workshop led by retired U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Scott Huesing, focusing on leading by action rather than rank.

White Settlement Community Services is hosting a free fishing event for kids under 16, offering trophies and other prizes for top anglers. Registration is available online.

Denton City Council's Friday Staff Report is now online, detailing local governance updates. Residents can access the report, subscribe to notifications, and view past reports to stay informed on city matters.

Garland announces Labor Day service schedule and festivities, including parade and golf, with city offices closed but essential waste services ongoing.

Garland's Tree Power Free Tree Giveaway 2025 encourages residents to plant free trees for energy savings and aesthetic benefits, with registration and pickup dates announced.

City Manager Jay Chapa has unveiled Fort Worth's $3.09 billion budget, emphasizing the impact of growth and property taxes on the city's financial plans. Residents are encouraged to review and discuss the budget.

The City of Euless seeks applicants for various municipal boards and commissions, with roles influencing public policy. Vacancies exist on six boards, with a deadline for applications set for October 3, 2025.

The City of Dallas is hosting a free live jazz event featuring the local Rob Holbert Group at the City Park, as part of its Live in the Park Music Series.