Arlington gardeners are turning old golf balls into ladybug decorations, following crafting instructions provided by the Arlington Parks & Recreation Department.

Houston shelters host adoption events for National Puppy Day with waived and reduced fees, aiming to find homes for puppies and promote shelter services.

Milton surprisingly hosts over 200 horse farms, doubling the number originally anticipated by the Equestrian Committee's 'Farm Census', showcasing the city's significant equine presence.

Endangered Least Bell's vireo songbirds return to Carlsbad, CA, for breeding season, spurring local conservation initiatives to protect their habitat.

Dallas City Hall hosts "City Hall at Fair Park," a free, family-friendly event on March 30 offering civic engagement, fun activities, city service education, and a budget town hall meeting.

The intersection of Cotton Gin Road and Dallas Parkway in Frisco was closed overnight for NTTA's Tollway widening project, with detours set up for commuters.

Paradise Commons opens in Waconia with a Sun Room for events, aiming to attract bookings for its scenic venue at affordable prices, differentiating from typical metropolitan locations.

Dallas invites residents to "City Hall at Fair Park," a community event with food, jazz, city services expo, and a budget meeting on March 30, 10-3 p.m.

The American Kennel Club reports the French bulldog as Houston's favorite breed, but concerns rise about health issues and irresponsible breeding practices.

Brooklyn Park is offering job fairs, farmers markets, and a variety of community activities, including summer camp registrations, sporting events, and educational sessions throughout upcoming months.

Williamson County's Learn to Fish Day invites aspiring anglers to a hands-on fishing event on April 20 at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park, with gear provided and no fees required.

Fredericksburg, Texas, is named the top family-friendly travel destination in the U.S. by Yelp, beating Napa Valley and showcasing the town's charming blend of leisure, heritage, and vineyards.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hosting an open house to discuss a proposed bridge and trail over the Mississippi and seeks public feedback.