Arlington announces facility closures for Good Friday and Easter, but confirms regular trash pickup and availability of golf and tennis facilities. Easter brunch reservations are available, with a return to normal hours on April 1.

Chelsey Aprill is the new director of Allen's Public and Media Relations Office, succeeding the retired Teresa Warren. She's recognized for her communication skills and community engagement efforts.

Allen's City Council adopted a transition plan to enhance the accessibility of parks and recreational facilities for individuals with disabilities, following a thorough self-evaluation aligned with ADA standards.

Carrollton city officials invite residents to attend public forums to discuss the future of local parks, with the first session at the Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex on April 9.

The Dallas City Council rescheduled a public hearing on the Urban Land Bank Demonstration Program Plan for April 24, which was previously set for March 27.

Dallas unveils a detailed map and list for the $1.25 billion 2024 bond program, aiming for voter transparency ahead of the May 4 election and April 22 early voting.

The article details the fluctuating weather in Dallas throughout the week, including clear skies, gusty winds, chances of rain and thunderstorms, and varying temperatures.

Participants of the Midlothian Police Department Citizens Police Academy learned about the Chaplain Program and drone use during a session that included a meal from Villa Italiano.

Midlothian Public Works Department is conducting a controlled burn at the Tayman Water Treatment Plant, which is authorized and under control. Residents are advised not to report the fire.

Ellis County reminds citizens of the fast-approaching voter registration deadline, April 4, 2024, for the May 4 elections. Applications are available online, and must be submitted on time to vote.

Grapevine's Spring Break Sports Camp, supported by local police and volunteers, emphasized community and youth engagement during #NationalTeenagersDay.

Bedford police received training on new breaching tools to rapidly access locked areas during emergencies, reflecting the department's commitment to swift response and community safety.

The article warns about 'jugging,' a crime targeting people withdrawing large sums from banks or ATMs. Arlington Police advise public vigilance and offer safety tips.