Mansfield, Texas, celebrates National Public Works Week, emphasizing the dedication of public works professionals. Their essential services include street operations, traffic control, and water utilities.

Ellis County Sheriff's Office completed UAS School, training new drone pilots including various regional law enforcement personnel, focusing on enhancing public safety through aerial support.

The City of Mesquite, Texas, has released its Summer 2025 Fun Guide, detailing a variety of community activities including yoga, swimming lessons, archery, and outdoor camps.

Mesquite, Texas opens its pools for summer, welcoming residents for recreation with amenities like rubber ducks and lemonade. Admission fees apply, with discounts for seniors.

Dallas hosts community events and offers resources like food assistance and cultural celebrations; city facilities close on Memorial Day to honor fallen servicemembers.

Arlington cemeteries, adorned with historical markers, offer a journey through local history, honoring community founders and preserving the city's heritage.

Arlington boasts a new pickleball court at ACTIV, a rec center for those 50+, fostering joy and engagement as showcased in an episode of Explore Arlington.

The Argyle Police Department is preparing for their 5th Annual Child Safety Fair, focusing on child well-being in Denton County, with a promotional video by Message Masters.

Irving's Family Advocacy Center has secured a temporary location post-tornado, allowing them to reunite under one roof and resume providing comprehensive assistance.

Dallas announced the fourth annual Summer of Safety campaign aimed at reducing violent crime by offering youth activities, as emphasized by Mayor Johnson and Police Chief Comeaux.

UT Arlington is set to honor veterans at a Memorial Day ceremony featuring a memorial dedicated to fallen Arlington service members, with speeches and patriotic displays.

Arlington will observe Memorial Day with facility closures but maintain trash and recycling services; some parks and the East Library and Recreation Center will have limited hours.

Carrollton's Chalk the Park event is rescheduled to June 11 due to weather, featuring chalk art, water games, food trucks, and an "Inside Out 2" screening.