Registration for Euless Summer Camps is open, with a lottery system for residents in February and new community members in March, followed by open enrollment from April to May.

Lewisville residents are invited to share their views on the oversight of short-term rentals at a City Council meeting, as the city reviews regulations and considers changes to manage the impact on neighborhoods.

Lewisville is set to honor its public communicators on "Government Communicators Day" for their role in community engagement and information dissemination, highlighted by an official proclamation from Mayor TJ Gilmore.

Lewisville introduces the Centennial Passport to enhance local exploration through an app, offering rewards and discounts while checking into various city spots.

Lewisville's "Giving is Golden" program collects donations for local nonprofits, with current and future drives for items like tube socks, hygiene products, and baby supplies.

Dallas offices close for Presidents' Day, the city introduces a Resource Hub, celebrates 214 Day with cultural events, announces job fairs and volunteer opportunities.

Mesquite's annual Neighborhood Summit on March 1 offers free workshops, networking, and expert talks on community engagement with free registration online or by phone.

The Atrium is set to host The Quinceañera Fair in Garland, with local vendors providing services for event planning, on April 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Tai Chi classes for seniors are now available at Arlington Parks & Recreation to promote balance and wellness.

Arlington invites residents to attend public meetings for input on the city's Comprehensive Plan, covering development, transportation, and sustainability goals.

The deadline to file for candidacy for Lewisville City Council is approaching, with seats for Places 4, 5, and 6 up for election. Current incumbents' terms are ending, and election day is set for May 3.

Arlington Water Utilities hosts free gardening and water conservation workshops for residents, covering topics such as bird gardening, sprinkler repair, rain harvesting, and drip irrigation.

Arlington Parks & Recreation offers spring break camps for kids aged 5-13, with activities, games, and snacks provided. Registration is available with discounts for multiple children and financial aid.