Arlington's East Library and Recreation Center will host the Community Care Fair on April 20, featuring health checks, nutrition workshops, and blood drives to promote community well-being.

The Wings Over Cowtown Air Show, featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, is set to occur, with the White Settlement Police Department commemorating the event with special badges and coins.

The Mesquite Police recognized the MCPAAA volunteers' service at an awards luncheon, celebrating their year-round dedication to aiding law enforcement.

The Irving Family Advocacy Center is teaming up with NEC Corporation to send children affected by trauma to Camp Hope for a healing summer experience, thanks to a significant donation by the tech company.

Carrollton officials invite residents to shape the city's future with the Destination 2040 Vision Campaign, including public input sessions and an online survey in multiple languages.

Dallas families are invited to a health summit focused on mental and physical well-being at Concord Church, featuring workshops and speakers. Registration is available on the Youth Guidance website.

Dallas Animal Services Interim Director Paul Ramon praised volunteers and discussed various opportunities and events for them, including training, adoption assistance, and public education in a recent newsletter.

Garland's dog park will close from April 22 to May 3 for turf renovations, the city has announced. This necessary maintenance aims to keep the space safe and enjoyable for pets and owners.

Tarrant County declared National Crime Victims' Rights Week to honor and support crime victims, with Commissioner Roy Brooks presenting a proclamation approved by all commissioners.

Arlington streets scheduled for upgrade starting late April, including new concrete roads, ADA-compliant sidewalks, and improved drainage. The project, approved by voters in 2018, is detailed in a public meeting on April 16.

The City of Arlington is celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to honor 9-1-1 operators and dispatchers for their critical role in emergency response.

Grapevine Animal Services is hosting its annual Open House with activities, games, and pet microchipping for a fee of $10 for dogs and free for cats. The event aims to promote responsible pet ownership and provide family-friendly entertainment.

Fort Worth offers free irrigation system evaluations to the first 150 residents to help prepare for the summer growing season and promote water conservation.