Rose Rosette Disease (RRD) is affecting roses, causing deformities and death. Mitigated by minuscule mites, eradication requires thorough removal. Wendy Pappas of APRD offers alternative plants for affected gardens.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center offers various amenities and programs for fitness and play, with membership perks including discounts and access to the Ford Pool.

Carwash soap spill turned Richardson creek red; city and environmental crews responded, cleaning up over 21,000 gallons of water. The carwash faces fines; normal water quality has been restored.

Forest Hill Police Explorers manage concessions at a storm spotter training event to fundraise for law enforcement competitions, enhancing their career readiness and community service.

Fort Worth is revamping Sycamore Park with a $1.5 million grant from Texas Parks and Wildlife, combined with $4 million local funds, to transform the former golf course into a nature-based recreation area by spring 2026.

Arlington begins the MLB & Texas Rangers All-Star Legacy Park construction, a 2024 initiative to revamp Senter Park for youth baseball, with community support and funding.

The Fort Worth Zoo has celebrated the hatching of its first-ever rockhopper penguin chick named Darcy, boosting conservation efforts for the vulnerable species.

The Denton Fire Department plans a controlled burn at North Lakes Park to manage the overgrown prairie and train for wildfire scenarios. They will choose the date based on optimal weather conditions and inform the community of any developments.

The 6th annual Fish Creek Cleanup in New York has been rescheduled to February 24 due to weather, with volunteers needed to clear trash from the creek.

Ventana Grille in Arlington is offering a special three-course Valentine's dinner with reservations required for February 10 or 14, 2024, at $45.99 per person.

Fort Worth Zoo welcomes a new baby giraffe named Korbel, born on New Year's Day, along with other animal births including a lion cub and two red wolves.

Volunteers are invited to the 6th Annual Fish Creek Cleanup in Arlington on January 27 to remove litter from the area. Organizers seek a strong turnout to continue combating pollution.

Farmers Branch, Texas, celebrates the grand opening of Joya, a glow-in-the-dark park, providing night entertainment and relief from the heat, funded by the Federal American Rescue Plan Act and a Texas Parks grant.