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.

AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax filing services at the White Settlement library, targeting seniors and low to moderate-income individuals. Appointments are in high demand.

White Settlement residents participated in a Polar Plunge and Valentine's Friendship Skate to support Special Olympics Texas and local special programs.

The Fort Worth Police Department launched a new website aiming to enhance the digital connection with the community and improve user experience by offering direct links to police services and features to promote engagement.

Northwest ISD is making cuts due to a $16 million deficit, which include eliminating around 100 teaching positions and increasing class sizes to save funds.

A Dallas appeals court ruled in favor of short-term rental operators, allowing them to operate in residential areas despite a city ordinance aimed at banning them.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas is starting its 31st Citizen's Police Academy on February 20th to educate citizens about law enforcement processes.