Hulen Mall holds an Adapted Fall Festival on Oct. 19 for special needs children, featuring accessible activities and local community partnerships to promote inclusivity.

Arlington City Council has proclaimed October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month to emphasize the importance of digital security and encourage community-wide proactive measures against online threats.

The Explorium - Denton Children's Museum reopened with a partnership with Denton County Friends of the Family to offer educational and community support services.

The Grand Prairie Police Department is hosting a candlelight vigil for domestic violence awareness, encouraging wearing purple, at 6:30pm, shared via their Facebook page.

Public hearings for proposed developments in Keller are scheduled for October 22, 2024, at the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, where community input will be sought.

The Stormwater Management Division is promoting the Stormtalker Education Program to teach students about stormwater pollution and its environmental impacts, aligning with educational standards.

The inaugural Texas Veterans Day Parade in Arlington on November 11, 2024, will feature a flyover, a path past the under-construction National Medal of Honor Museum, and an induction ceremony.

The Fort Worth Police host a Fall Safety Fair with family activities, free food, and safety information at Lowe's on NW Centre Dr., happening from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. this weekend.

Josey Ranch Lake Library in Carrollton is hosting an Enchanted Library event on November 22, offering magic-themed activities for all ages, including crafts, storytime, and an improv show.

The Halloween Trunk or Treat event in Euless, Texas, invites families to a community celebration at Glade Parks, with festive activities, local business participation, and a focus on family-friendly fun.

The Pumpkin Splash event in Euless offers a unique Halloween activity where participants can pick pumpkins from a pool and enjoy s'mores by a fire. Pre-registration is required for this family-friendly event.

Rockwall County joins the Lights Out Texas campaign to protect migratory birds, turning off non-essential lights at night during the migration season.

Community members met at Unidos to discuss neighborhood well-being, receiving advice on community activities, housing, and insurance from experts like Andrea Leon and Brenda Carmona.