Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts Art Pop-ups on Saturdays, featuring live art creation by local artists, connecting them with the community in an interactive outdoor setting.

The Lewisville Public Library offers cultural and health events, including a free film screening and vision screenings, as well as a writers' group meeting.

Lewisville's Spring Centennial Passport program encourages residents to visit local spots for a chance to win prizes, supporting community engagement and local businesses.

The Chicago Xperience will debut at Lewisville's "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series on May 20, joining a lineup of performers for the city's Centennial Celebration.

Rockwall County plans to remodel the Sheriff's Office using ARPA funds and surplus Jail Bond money, avoiding new taxes. The 20,874-square-foot project will be completed in eight months and includes repurposing unused space for operational needs.

Dallas promotes community engagement with events and services for diverse residents from May 17-23, including a mobile food pantry, cultural activities, and the opening of Bachman Lake Skatepark.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is offering free art and sound programs for kids, including a Cyanotype Photography Workshop and a music and podcasting camp called ‘Beats Camp’.

The National Weather Service predicts a chance of showers and thunderstorms in Dallas, with high temperatures and strong winds. Conditions may clear up after Monday night, with sunnier weather later in the week.

Fort Worth is seeking residents to apply for positions on various city boards and commissions that influence municipal services, development, and policy.

During Texas Flood Awareness Week, Fort Worth reminds residents of the dangers of flooding, advising against driving through floodwaters and highlighting the city's safety resources and measures.

Fort Worth announces facility closures and service schedules for Memorial Day, with essential services like emergency response and waste collection continuing as normal.

Fort Worth announces opening of pools and aquatic facilities for summer, including Forest Park Pool and Marine Park Aquatic Center with entry fees, and Sycamore Splash Pad free of charge.

Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission is screening "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code" for their Movies That Matter initiative to discuss social inequality and environmental disasters.