Haslet, Texas celebrated Universal Oneness Day by honoring the Hindu festival Raksha Bandhan. Mayor Hulsey and firefighters participated, highlighting cultural unity and appreciation by gifting Rakhis to public officers.

Arlington invites residents to volunteer for the United Way's grant review process, contributing to the assessment of community development proposals.

Dr. Andy Bowne is the new president of Tarrant County College Southeast, expected to bolster the college with his extensive educational leadership experience.

The Lewisville High School Homecoming Parade is set for Oct. 2 in Old Town Lewisville, with festivities including a community pep rally and impact on local traffic and businesses.

Echo Theatre in Dallas is staging a tribute show to Molly Ivins, blending Texas culture with political satire. "Rising Hell With Molly Ivins" runs from September 26-29, 2024, with tickets from $10-$30.

Dallas is hosting a Food Access Fair featuring free produce, cooking demos, and family activities to promote healthier eating, on September 21, 2024, at the West Dallas Multipurpose Center.

Fort Worth residents are invited to Community Choices Summits to discuss city planning initiatives and contribute to the 2050 Comprehensive Plan. Events feature open houses and tabletop activities, and are held at various locations in October.

Mansfield's Veterans Day Parade returns to Broad Street, featuring performances and celebrations at City Hall, with application details available on the city's website.

TxDOT's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign educates Texas drivers on the dangers and legal ramifications of distracted driving, urging them to focus solely on the road to prevent accidents.

The Wylie Police Department's "Books and Badges" program encourages positive interactions between officers and students through story reading sessions at schools.

Main Street Fest in Grand Prairie was voted the Best Music Festival in DFW by the Dallas Observer and is celebrated for its free admission and parking.

The City of Dallas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of events from September 15 to October 15, promoting the contributions of Hispanic Americans.

The article discusses the Euless Fire Department's Fire Prevention Week theme focused on the critical role of working smoke alarms in preventing fire fatalities.