Austin's Parks and Recreation Department announces pool and golf course closings due to cold weather, while Austin Water takes measures to prevent freeze-related issues.

The Calaboose Singer Songwriter Series returns to Frisco, showcasing live music for free. The series begins January 25 with various artists scheduled to perform, including Slade Coulter & Brian Chance. Events will be in Frisco's Center City district.

The article explores Monte Vista, San Antonio, highlighting its historical charm and ongoing efforts to address past discriminatory practices and current socioeconomic disparities.

Two Dripping Springs High School juniors, Megan Aldridge and Colin Tuohy, have been selected for the Texas All-State Choirs, with Tuohy securing his spot for the second consecutive year.

Frisco is preparing for its 2nd annual Unity Day with a series of free events to honor Martin Luther King, Jr., including a volunteer fair, jazz music, an oration, gospel choir, and a screening of "Selma."

Glendale Library presents "Peace is Radical," a Shepard Fairey exhibition exploring peace and social justice issues, from January 20 to April 14, 2024, at ReflectSpace Gallery.

Denton announces schedule changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, including facility closures, service shifts, and special events commemorating the civil rights leader.

The University of Arizona aims to maintain all sports teams despite financial issues, focusing on budget adjustments and revenue improvements as it transitions to the Big 12.

The Pearl in San Antonio launches Stable Hall, a new music venue with historical charm, aiming to attract major acts and provide an elevated experience for performers and audiences alike.

San Antonio celebrates its 12th annual DreamWeek summit with over 230 events, focusing on social consciousness and community engagement inspired by MLK Jr.'s legacy.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art presents "American Gothic: Gordon Parks and Ella Watson," a photo exhibit by Gordon Parks that chronicles Black life pre-Civil Rights era through over 50 works.

The Long Beach Public Library starts the 2024 Youth Poet Laureate program for teens aged 13-18 interested in poetry and activism, offering a scholarship and community engagement opportunities.

The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection is on display at the Holocaust Museum Houston, featuring over 130 pieces that explore African American narratives and contributions.