Arlington Public Library's Retro Technology Lab helps digitize old formats like VHS and floppy disks, requiring a library card and an appointment for service.

Arlington Public Library partners with The MMI Group to offer sessions on understanding Medicare, starting September 23 at the East Library, with additional dates at other branches.

Mesquite launches "Salute to Safety" to honor first responders with events like a football game, reading sessions with officers, coffee meetups with firefighters, and dining opportunities with police. The campaign ends with the National Night Out.

Denton is seeking public input on changes to federal housing aid, considering reallocating funds to assist those facing homelessness with rental assistance and supportive services.

Dallas Animal Services aims to raise $150,000 on North Texas Giving Day and thanks volunteers for handling a distemper outbreak. A recent event raised $2,300 for the shelter.

Dallas announces a ribbon-cutting for the Cotton Bowl Stadium renovations on September 20, inviting the community to witness the upgrades and celebrate the venue's history.

Fort Worth hosts its first career fair for post-9/11 veterans with NextOp, offering job placements and support services on Sept. 26 at Will Rogers Memorial Center.

White Settlement Community Services holds a toiletry drive for elderly residents, collecting items during September at various locations, as detailed on their social media.

Frisco is set to unveil a Purple Heart Monument this weekend, to honor military service members, featuring Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Groberg as speaker.

The Lewisville Police offers monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics to assist with proper car seat installation and ensure children's safety. Appointments are required.

The first Cooper Dawson Softball Tournament in Greenville saw 16 teams compete, with Garland Police winning and raising scholarship funds in Cooper Dawson's memory.

The Garland Youth Citizen Police Academy began a new session, where high school students learn about police work over seven weeks, aiming to build community trust and understanding.

The Denton Fire Department achieves the highest ISO rating, reflecting excellence in fire suppression and public safety, which may lead to lower insurance premiums for the community.