Documentary "The Grab" will be presented in Fort Worth's Movies That Matter series on April 3, 2025, discussing global resource control, with free admission and a post-screening discussion.

Arlington Police Department provides Safe Exchange Zones at four stations for secure online trade transactions.

The National Medal of Honor Museum's opening event on March 22 in Arlington offers live music and family activities with registration required for the drone and fireworks show.

Lewisville Neighborhood Services offers free workshops on home repair and beautification grants, with an April 1 event at Castle Hills Community Center. Programs include grant-rebates and mini-grants for community projects.

The Carrollton Public Library is set to temporarily close both its branches for a tech upgrade, affecting all services including digital, apart from CloudLibrary, from March 28 evening to March 31 noon.

Mesquite celebrates its Western heritage on April 5th with events including the 67th Rodeo Parade and World Senior Professional Bull Riders Bullriding Spring Fest. The Downtown Mesquite Farmers Market also opens the same day.

Atmos Energy offers assistance to customers with high gas bills after a cold winter, including Budget Billing, Installment Plans, and links to energy assistance programs, as shared by the City of White Settlement.

Fort Worth's MWR hosts an 80's themed Murder Mystery Dinner on March 21 with Italian food for $25/person, accessible to those with base access over 21.

Carrollton announces an Earth Day Celebration with activities at Josey Ranch Lake Library, including environmental booths, crafts, and a Recycle Art Contest.

Carrollton's cleanup from severe weather continues, with scheduled trash services and debris drop-off offered to residents.

Mesquite is updating the myMesquite app to enhance citizen engagement; the app will temporarily be offline starting March 18 for upgrades, including more features and simplifying issue reporting.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is hosting "Luck of the Paws" for St. Patrick's Day, an event at City Hall on March 13 to promote pet adoption and fostering.

Fort Worth Water introduced a free SmartWater Assessment Program to assist local businesses and organizations in reducing water usage and utility costs.