Lewisville Public Library hosts cultural events including "Leche y Galletas" for Spanish speakers, "Teen Buttonpalooza," and outdoor "Story Stroll Storytime" for families.

Denton County prepares for the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on September 7, a tribute to 9/11 and fallen service members, emphasizing unity and non-political remembrance.

Labor Day weekend offers special hours and promotions at Civic Center Pool and Water Works Park in Denton with the latter accommodating guests even on the holiday.

Euless will hold a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on September 11, 2025, featuring a WTC beam, inviting the community to honor the lives lost and reflect on the day's impact.

UNT Dallas to host the Hay Day Hustle with a 5K race and a 1-Mile Fun Run on October 11, starting at 8 a.m., featuring post-race festivities and community engagement opportunities.

Garland introduces Tap Telehealth service for residents' utility bills, offering medical consultations via text, phone, or video for a $6 monthly fee.

Fort Worth residents can vote online for the name of a new public library until Sept. 10, choosing from four options reflecting the city's culture and environment.

NBA All-Star Cade Cunningham inaugurated a new basketball facility at Cravens Park in Arlington, his hometown, featuring cutting-edge courts and free community activities. Mayor Jim Ross declared August 17 as Cade Cunningham Day.

Ellis County is considering a property tax increase, inviting residents to a public hearing on September 16. The proposed tax rate is higher than the no-new-revenue rate but below the voter-approval rate.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on September 16 to discuss changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan, including the reclassification of key streets.

The City of Dallas Office is engaging with residents through sessions and an online platform for feedback on equity and inclusion, emphasizing fair housing and human rights.

Frisco has scheduled a city council meeting on September 16, 2025, to decide on the 2025 tax rate, with relevant details and documents available online.

The Fort Worth Public Library's second-annual CAD Contest invites students (grades 6-12) to design and 3D print bridges, testing their endurance under weight.