The 7th Annual Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge invites volunteers to help remove trash from a local waterway on January 25th in Arlington and Grand Prairie.

The Tarrant County Tax Office reminds residents to pay their 2024 property taxes by January 31, 2025, to avoid penalties, and suggests using online payment for convenience.

The Argyle Police Department is inviting residents to join its Citizen’s Police Academy, offering them a chance to influence officer selection and training.

Dallas Fire Rescue sends six members to assist with wildfire efforts in Los Angeles County, providing a specialized fire engine and medical support under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

The Office of Homeless Solutions in Dallas provides shelters for the homeless during a cold snap, with the TIWS program active when temperatures drop below safety thresholds.

The Fort Worth Public Library has launched the Fun Tracker program to integrate cultural events with library activities, including seasonal challenges and book-related celebrations.

Fort Worth has announced city office closures and continued regular garbage collection for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Other city services and facilities have mixed operational changes.

Fort Worth is offering a 30% discount on annual fitness memberships at community centers throughout January. Residents might also have the cost covered by some insurance plans.

Partnership Home seeks 500 volunteers for the annual Point in Time Count to survey the homeless in Tarrant and Parker counties, requiring volunteers to attend training and work alongside law enforcement.

The Duncanville Police Department spotlighted Officer Williams on Facebook, praising his multifaceted law enforcement roles, mentorship, and dedication to the community and policing.

Old Town Lewisville offers free, wheelchair-accessible guided walking tours with a history-keeper, covering local landmarks and tales, available on various dates year-round. Registration is online 90 days in advance.

The filing period for Lewisville City Council seats 4, 5, and 6 has begun, with each term lasting three years. Candidates must be qualified voters living in the district they aim to represent.

The Lewisville Public Library offers January activities including Family Craft Night and meditation sessions, and hosts a pre-release party for "Onyx Storm."