The LISD High School Art Show commences at Lewisville Grand Theater, showcasing student artwork until Feb. 24, with subsequent exhibitions for middle and elementary students through May 4.

The Tri-City Neighborhood Summit by Lewisville, Coppell, and Flower Mound encourages community engagement and offers leadership advice for stronger neighborhoods on Feb. 24.

Lewisville calls for volunteers for its St. Paddy's Texas Style event on March 16 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, featuring Irish dance, music, and carnival games.

The Bath House Cultural Center is hosting a special conversation on February 17 about the El Corazón exhibition, offering insights into the artistic process. This free event features curator Jose Vargas and artists.

Lewisville, TX proposes a $263.4M bond for infrastructure, including roads, parks, an animal shelter, and public safety, with a minor tax increase expected for residents.

Plano's Oak Point Recreation Center is hosting a free "Share the Love Week" event in celebration of American Heart Month, offering residents a chance to use fitness facilities at no cost from February 12-16.

Plano, Texas invites residents to its Multicultural Outreach Roundtable meeting on February 14, 2024, to discuss cultural engagement and inclusion initiatives.

North Texas is preparing for a total solar eclipse on April 8 with many spectators expected; the region, including Dallas-Fort Worth, lies in the path of totality.

The February 13th Board of Adjustment meeting in Plano has been canceled for unspecified reasons, with residents advised to check the board’s agenda online for rescheduling updates.

The Spring 2024 Job Fair at the University of Texas at Arlington was highlighted on UTA Spotlight, also featuring segments on mental health and honoring alumna Kalpana Chawla.

Roadwork in Arlington will continue until mid-February, reducing eastbound I-20 to two lanes nightly through Business 287, as part of a $2.1 billion project to improve I-20, I-820, and US 287.

Plano's City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings will be temporarily relocated to the Davis Library due to renovations starting in April 2024.

Fort Worth rejuvenates the Evans & Rosedale project with plans for redevelopment near 916 Evans Ave, aligning with the community's history and aspirations for Black-owned business growth. A new RFEI process is set for potential 2025 groundbreaking.