Arlington Public Library celebrates Arab American Heritage Month with multicultural events, including craft sessions, literature discussions, and volunteer opportunities.

Arlington is renovating the Woodland West pool, with citizen input on the new features via an online survey and an open house. The $6 million project includes various upgrades and will be completed by 2027.

Arbor Daze 2025 in Euless is moving to Glade Parks on April 26, with a larger space for activities like the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show and a Kid Zone.

Cleanup crews in Carrollton are nearly done with storm debris collection, with over 90% of brush pickup complete. The city is aiding residents with landfill fees and has resumed regular trash services. Guidelines have been issued for debris disposal.

Carrollton hosts the 9th Paws on the Square event for pets and owners with activities and services on April 5.

Denton residents prepare for a council meeting to discuss a potential annexation agreement with Sanctuary Municipal Utility Districts, including a sales tax proposal.

Garland, Texas encourages community participation in Duck Creek Litter Cleanup, offering online registration for volunteers to help in local environmental efforts.

Arlington residents can get free tickets to the 2025 Veritex Bank Championship golf tournament at the Texas Rangers Golf Club, while other attendees pay starting from $25.

Arlington tested its Outdoor Warning Siren System for emergencies like severe weather, involving coordination with multiple agencies and regular checks.

The final TinkerLab session of the season at White Settlement Public Library is on April 10, with STEAM activities for kids. The program will return for the summer starting June 12.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office announced the 2025 Medal of Honor Week Motorcade for April 9, with a route through Denton, Southlake, and other cities, to honor military valor.

Mansfield, Texas, has reopened its Town Park basketball courts with new surfacing, much to the delight of local enthusiasts. The Parks & Recreation department celebrated the update on social media.

The Mesquite community celebrated the reopening of the Travis Williams Complex with upgrades to honor the fallen Officer Travis Williams, as per the Mesquite Police Department's post.