Arlington residents are encouraged to participate in shaping Fielder Park's redevelopment by voting on two concept plans proposed by the city, emphasizing the importance of community input in the park's future design.

Dallas parks will remain open over the holidays, but recreation centers and administrative offices will close on Christmas Day 2025 and New Year's Day 2026.

Enhancements to Willis Winters Park, formerly known as Randall Park, include a new fitness trail set for early spring completion and planned upgrades to the baseball fields, softball fields, and a playground by 2026.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrates the opening of Katherine Rose Memorial Park, featuring an inclusive playground designed to accommodate children of all abilities.

Katherine Rose Memorial Park in Mansfield is reopening with refurbished playgrounds and amenities, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the mayor and Santa. Patrons are advised about parking and to be patient due to expected large crowds.

Argyle Police safely returned two cows that had wandered off. The local community helped, and the police thanked everyone involved in managing the bovine escapade.

Council approval clears the way for a $90M Safari Trail at the Dallas Zoo, adding the nation’s only paired cheetah‑and‑rhino habitat plus new penguin and flamingo homes. The project also includes parking and education space.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns residents to inspect ash trees and avoid moving firewood after emerald ash borer was confirmed in Tarrant County. The post includes photos, signs to watch for and a statewide reporting hotline.

Cedar Hill Park is conducting prescribed burns from December 9th to 10th for park management and wildfire prevention, possibly closing some facilities.

Beatlegras, a Dallas trio known for blending Beatles songs with bluegrass, is returning after an eleven-year break with a unique musical experience at the Plaza Theatre on March 13, 2026.

Grand Prairie announces Turner Park Phase II improvements, including new walking trails, play areas, and amenities, set for completion by August 2026.

Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture offers Winter Camps for kids aged 5-12, with activities across five rec centers and fees from $105-$150 per week. Financial assistance is available.

Arlington celebrated the holiday season with a record attendance at the Mayor’s Holiday Luncheon, featuring food by Spring Creek BBQ and performances by local talent.