Dallas City Council approves Phase I of Roland G. Parrish Park, investing $10 million in a neglected neighborhood for park improvements, including a football field and playground.

The 7th Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge in Arlington invites volunteers on January 25 to remove litter from the creek, as part of a tradition that has eliminated over 73,645 pounds of trash to date.

Arlington employs over 400 goats as a sustainable land management solution to clear invasive species in parks, as part of a grant-funded project under the urban forestry program.

White Settlement offers free eco-friendly mulch from community cleanup debris to residents, promoting sustainability and practical reuse in landscaping.

Arlington dedicates Rotary Dream Park, a community-funded public space with interactive sculptures, celebrating the power of philanthropy in urban development.

Dallas city park and recreation facilities will close early on New Year's Eve and remain closed on New Year's Day, with normal operations resuming on January 2nd.

Arlington unveils Rotary Dream Park on December 30, offering public art and space for community gatherings, marking the Arlington Parks & Recreation's centennial celebration.

Starting January 1, 2025, Fort Worth will align city park hours to 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., changing the previous 11:30 p.m. closing time, with some exceptions for events or permits.

The Dallas City Council approved a $13.65 million purchase for a new park in north Dallas, preserving existing sports facilities and planning for future development.

Dallas' Kiest Park is set to host a holiday festival on December 14, featuring entertainment, tree lighting, photos with Santa, rides, and local vendors from 4 to 8 p.m.

Denton Skate Park closes for refurbishments from Dec. 11 to Dec. 23 to install new skate features, with enhancements to durability and performance expected to be ready for the winter break.

The Dallas Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a holiday festival at Kiest Park on December 14, featuring free family-friendly activities, live performances, and a tree lighting ceremony.

The fishing dock at F.J. Red Kane Park in Arlington is closed for repairs, with local officials promising swift work and updates for anglers and park-goers.