The NAS JRB Barbershop in Fort Worth is offering scratch-off tickets with prizes to customers, with a grand prize of six months of free haircuts, valid until July 31st.

Central Park in White Settlement is preparing for a new Halloween event, the Haunted Trails Event. It invites attendees to haunt as characters, trunk-or-treat, and enjoy spooky festivities. Interested parties can sign up online to participate.

The Don Misenhimer Splash Pad in Arlington is closed for delayed maintenance, aiming to reopen on July 29. Alternative splash pads are available for residents.

The Denton Fire Department is celebrating its 150th anniversary with commemorative shirts, reflecting on its growth from a volunteer brigade to a modern fire service.

Carrollton's Pooch Pool Party, scheduled for September 7, invites dogs and owners for a day of aquatic fun at Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex, with activities, vaccines, and registrations available.

Fort Worth's Movies That Matter will feature "The Right to Read" at Modern Art Museum on August 1. The documentary explores literacy efforts and its impact on human rights. Attendance is free, but reservations are required.

Downtown Fort Worth Inc. will host a street party to celebrate the reopening of Eighth Street, offering free T-shirts, ice cream, live music, and a chance to win an "Eighth Street package."

Brighton Estates' block party, hosted by NET, fostered community spirit with activities, city services, and a police gaming trailer. Councilman Gonzalez attended, illustrating the event's importance in civic engagement and neighborhood enrichment.

Duncanville, TX is conducting ground mosquito spraying in the 75137 area due to West Nile Virus. Residents should stay indoors, with spraying scheduled from 9 PM to 5 AM, weather permitting.

Denton is seeking public input on its Development Code amendment regarding community engagement incentives, with a public hearing scheduled on August 14, 2024, at City Hall.

The City of Denton P&Z Commission will hold a hearing on a request to allow multifamily dwelling uses on 53.407 acres, influencing Denton's future development.

Denton expands West Nile virus concern areas after finding more infected mosquitoes. The city maintains a risk level of 3 and continues tracking, urging public precautions.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court and the A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building will be closed on July 29th for internal staff training, resuming regular hours on July 30th.