Kaufman County has an upcoming meeting to decide on a re-plat for Green Meadow Farms, affecting local property lines and zoning. Residents can attend the session on April 1, 2025.

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington is set to open with free public festivities, including fireworks and live performances, on March 22, ahead of its grand opening on March 25.

Arlington hosts a free shredding and electronics recycling event on April 5, 2025, from 8 a.m. to noon for residents with proof of residency. Limits apply and items like refrigerators are not accepted.

Arlington's Public Library hosts a Spring Break event series including author visits, a carnival, sewing camps, gaming, and music activities from March 15-22.

The Arlington Public Library's FFAPL Spring Book Sale will be held from March 18-22, 2025, offering books and more at the Meadowbrook Recreation Center.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office has launched an equine therapy program for justice-involved veterans, aiming to aid their rehabilitation and reintegration into civilian life.

Arlington Animal Services is at full capacity and urgently needs adoptions and reclaims to avoid dire decisions. They've lowered adoption fees to $5 and urge community help.

Arlington awarded 38% of its contracts to MWBEs, exceeding its 30% goal, supported by initiatives like the MWBE Program and business diversity workshops.

Lewisville Police introduce a limited-edition badge for their centennial, encouraging community engagement through social media sharing with #LewisvillePD.

Lewisville is set to celebrate St. Paddy's Texas Style on March 15, featuring Irish music, dance, and Texas country, with volunteers sought for event support.

Lewisville offers free workshops on home repair and grants, part of the Lewisville 2025 vision to improve neighborhoods, with various programs and financial incentives.

Carrollton recovers from a severe storm with city-covered cleanup costs and temporary library services. Power outages are decreasing, and traffic is returning to normal, while the city assesses damage and clarifies siren policies.

Denton's City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss rezoning a nine-acre tract from R3 to R6, potentially affecting the area density. Public participation and concerns are encouraged, with full details available on the city's website.