Dallas is organizing family-friendly Juneteenth events with educational and recreational activities to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States.

Arlington celebrates National Pollinator Week with a focus on the importance of pollinators and encourages actions like creating pollinator-friendly habitats and volunteering in gardens.

The City of Dallas is hosting the Joppa Juneteenth Festival on June 19, promoting food sovereignty and community with activities like farm tours and entertainment.

The Lewisville Police Department offers a free Car Seat Inspection/Installation event on June 25 to ensure proper use, focusing on child safety in vehicles.

All American Towing & Recovery encourages donations of water and electrolytes to aid first responders in dealing with the summer heat, as shared by Denton County ESD1 on Facebook.

The Beacon Recreation Center offers a yoga session to celebrate the summer solstice on June 20, requiring online registration. This includes sun salutations and a sound bath.

The city released a draft of the Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Study for public review, detailing the planned fees for new developments to support infrastructure.

Arlington Water Utilities provides residents with tips for efficient lawn watering during Smart Irrigation Month, emphasizing the importance of watering schedules and upgrading irrigation systems for conservation and cost savings.

The City of Arlington has scheduled two public education sessions on June 20 and June 24 to discuss the upcoming Comprehensive Plan, impacting zoning and transit.

Garland, Texas residents won at the National Neighborhoods, USA competition, with Stephen Casali and the Orchard Hills Association earning awards for their community contributions.

Allen, TX announces a groundbreaking ceremony for the Allen Public Library expansion on June 22, 2024, following the 2016 Bond Election approval and 2022 bond sale.

The Fort Worth Herd marks its 25th anniversary, continuing the tradition of a twice-daily cattle drive that began in 1999, with Texas Longhorns and drovers in period attire parading down Exchange Avenue.

Fort Worth invites residents to help shape the city's future at the Vision Summit, contributing to the 2050 Comprehensive Plan for sustainable urban development.