The Picklr, a new pickleball venue in White Settlement, opens on May 24 with a celebration including free lessons and activities with pro Tyler Loong.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department is hosting an Instructor Fair on May 31 to find local experts for community programs, offering a 70%-30% revenue split and flexible schedules.

Officer Bowen of the Mesquite Police Department is commended for positively impacting youth through mentoring and coaching at Two Gloves Boxing gym, as acknowledged in a Facebook post by the department.

The Plano Police Department's Neighborhood Officer Unit helps a local homeless woman, exemplifying their commitment to community policing and support.

The "Touch A Truck" event in White Settlement allowed kids and families to explore various service vehicles, fostering appreciation for those serving the community.

The White Settlement community is hosting a blood drive on May 23, 2024, during EMS Week, including CPR classes, and offering incentives like cups, IHOP pancakes, and Splash Dayz tickets for donors.

The Arlington Police Department is initiating a targeted traffic enforcement tonight to address speeding and reckless driving on I-20, I-30, and SH 360 from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Kaufman County residents must boil water due to a mainline break that compromised the water supply system, as a precaution against bacterial contamination. Repair efforts are ongoing without a set end time.

Carrollton Police engaged with local students during a Field Day, interacting through games like hockey and a sock wall challenge to foster community relationships.

Duncanville ISD invites the community to their "Celebration of Champions" honoring their successful sports teams on May 21st, with festivities still under wraps.

Lewisville is hosting Fiesta Charra on May 26, with traditional Mexican cultural activities, contests, music, and admission is free, but parking costs $10.

Two Lewisville city employees, Connie Allen and Bryan McBreen, receive the Maurice Strickland Award for exceptional community service.

Climate justice advocate Mary Annaise Heglar will speak at the Grand Theater in Lewisville as part of the City Speaker Series, discussing climate justice and personal history's impact on activism.