Dallas Park and Recreation host August activities including coed youth sports leagues, back-to-school bashes, fitness challenges, and events to preserve family histories, with options for different interests.

The city of Euless, TX, has completed the revamp of Wilshire Park, adding a themed playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, new trails, and parking with lighting.

River Legacy Park celebrated the 30th anniversary of its first phase opening, reflecting its growth from 376 acres to over 1000 acres, becoming Arlington's outdoor hub.

Heidi Smith manages Arlington's East Library and Recreation Center and now oversees ACTIV; Arlington Parks praised her pivotal role during Parks & Recreation Month.

Dallas residents can vote on new playground designs for Eloise Lundy Park. The Dallas Park and Recreation Department encourages community participation in the process until 5 p.m., August 1, 2024.

Arlington is hosting its third annual Moth Night at Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve on July 24, celebrating National Moth Week and the important role of moths in the ecosystem.

Dallas Park and Recreation is developing a new park and multipurpose center in the Forest-Audelia area and is seeking community feedback on its amenities through an online survey.

NAS JRB Fort Worth's Lakeside Park is open for those with base access, offering pavilions, picnic areas, sports courts, and rental equipment for various outdoor activities.

Dallas celebrates National Park and Recreation Month in July with activities and programs, highlighting the importance of parks for community and economy.

The Fort Worth City Council adopted the Urban Forest Master Plan to manage and expand the city's tree canopy, including efforts for preservation and engaging community stakeholders.

The National Recreation and Park Association announces "Where You Belong" as the theme for Park and Recreation Month this July, focusing on community and inclusivity.

Wilshire Park in Euless reopens after renovations, featuring a nautical-themed playground, new picnic facilities, restroom, shade trees, and an improved trail system, alongside a new parking lot with lighting.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrates 100 years, highlighting Meadowbrook Park's history and inviting community stories. The city also promotes youth initiatives, free meals for children, and school spirit with light displays.