White Settlement invites residents to input on parks and recreational spaces at upcoming Community Open House events on February 25 and March 1, 2025.

Lewisville City Council seeks public input on short-term rental regulations via an online survey, with results to be discussed at their annual retreat.

The White Settlement community and police raised funds for Special Olympics Texas and Brewer High School's special programs, leading to a successful $1,500 skate night fundraiser.

The Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library is holding an Edible Books Contest, with submissions based on books, judged over two days starting February 21, 2025.

Euless Senior Center hosts spring activities including an alpaca farm visit on March 3 and a 'Spring Fling' event on March 7 with games, music, and a car show.

Fort Worth prepares for freezing temperatures with support systems and shelters, activating extra spaces as needed, and providing resources for the homeless.

Garland, Texas celebrates the 50th anniversary of Willie Nelson's "Red Headed Stranger" album with a series of events including a film screening, panel discussion, live performances, and a tribute concert.

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.