Euless Public Library invites kids to meet search and rescue dogs from MARK9 SAR on July 19th, where they will learn about the dogs' emergency response roles.

Everman's Celebrate America Festival at Pittman Park is set to unite the community with patriotic festivities, local bands, and a fireworks display, highlighted by Everman Emergency Services.

The NAS JRB Fort Worth Exchange is hosting its annual Back to School Fashion Show for students K-12. Registration is open from July 1-19 at the Main Store Customer Service Desk.

Sicily's 4th annual lemonade stand raised funds for Denton County firefighters, achieving a new donation record and featuring a partnership with CRAVE Cookie Co.

The Garland Police Department congratulates Class 60 of the Citizens Police Academy and invites residents to apply for the Spring 2025 program for an insight into policing.

The Lewisville Police Department recognizes World Social Media Day, thanking the community for engaging with their digital content and encouraging further interaction to enhance public safety.

Fort Worth reminds residents of a ban on fireworks within city limits, emphasizing safety and the potential $2,000 fine for violations, and outlines reporting methods for illegal activities during Fourth of July celebrations.

NAS JRB Fort Worth hosted FREEDOMFEST with activities, food trucks, and live music, supported by sponsors like USAA and Lockheed Martin, capturing community joy in photographs. No Navy endorsement was implied.

Dallas invites residents to workshops on fair housing issues from July 2-11 to discuss barriers and strategies.

The Home Depot donated lockable totes to the Mesquite Police Explorer Post 145, aiding in the development of young adults interested in law enforcement careers.

Charles Schwab employees successfully held their first blood drive, exceeding their goal by collecting 47 units of blood and assembling 100 comfort kits for veterans.

Arlington opens cooling stations at The Salvation Army, Arlington Life Shelter, and public libraries to help the homeless and others beat the summer heat.

The City of Mesquite is progressing with storm cleanup, targeting a complete citywide cleanup by July 8 and a second debris pickup by end of July, with regular trash collection resuming by August 5. Over 6,000 tons have been cleared so far.