The Euless Public Library announces an Edible Books Contest where participants create edible representations of books, with a family-friendly exhibit on February 21-22. Contact the library for rules.

The City of Euless invites families to the Daddy/Daughter Valentine's Dance on February 7th at the Texas Star Golf Course. Tickets are $15 and available online or at the Euless Family Life Center.

Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood successfully repaired a burst 108-year-old water main, resulting in restored services and reopened roads. Traffic was managed during repairs.

Phoenix VFW Post 720 has successfully renovated its casita to house veterans, offering a modern kitchen, bathroom, and improved structurals, enhancing support and community for those served.

Euless Summer Camps' lottery registration opens for residents, offering Adventure and Teen Camp slots. Parents can apply during designated periods for a chance to secure a place for their children.

Fort Pierce residents rallied against Trump's mass deportation orders, protesting with flags and receiving support from passersby, while police kept the peace.

Jacksonville's African American Advisory Board hosts a public event on February 13 at City Hall to celebrate Black History Month and discuss the African American community's past achievements and future goals.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has introduced Pepper, a trained bloodhound, to their K9 Unit for tracking missing persons, supported by ElderSource's contributions.

Tacoma prepares for upcoming snow with plows and de-icers targeting main roads, but not residential streets; the city advises residents on winter prep and offers resources for navigating the weather.

Henderson's 23rd annual Gospel Fest celebrated Black History Month with artists like Ashling Cole and Brent Jones, drawing thousands and showcasing local businesses.

Rockwall County, Texas, earned the 2024 Safety Achievement Award from TAC RMP for outstanding workplace safety efforts and efficient workers' compensation claims management.

LVMPD honors fallen officer Sergeant Henry Prendes on the 19th anniversary of his death, reflecting on his dedication and planning a candlelight vigil.

Mariachi los Gatos Salvajes earned their third consecutive invitation to the UIL State Mariachi Festival, showcasing their dedication and skill in representing Fabens ISD's musical heritage.