League City residents are invited to attend or stream the City Council meeting on October 14 at 6 p.m., with a work session at 5 p.m. Public Comment sign-ups are available on-site.

The San Antonio Ready to Work program has placed over 3,000 people in jobs with an average salary of $44,600, surpassing the expected minimum wage and aiding in skills development.

San Antonio's Office of Historic Preservation hosts "Picnic and a Movie in the Eastside Cemeteries" on October 18, with a free screening of "Coco," activities, and a historic preservation message.

Leakey, Texas, has been certified as a Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office, a recognition highlighting its commitment to music-driven economic development.

Boerne introduces its first public EV charging station, offering quick 30-minute charges for two cars at once, with plans to expand payment options beyond the current app-based system.

Bay Area homeschoolers can learn coding using Minecraft: Education Edition at the new Homeschool iCode Camp, starting November 7th, with interactive sessions every Friday during the school year. Each session costs $70.

Loma Park Elementary School is participating in Walk & Bike to School Day to promote safety, health, and active transportation for students, in alignment with San Antonio's Vision Zero and Safe Routes to School program.

Felicia Polk reunited with Lt. David Holly, a firefighter who had changed her tire and prayed with her, during a fire response at her Smith County home.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the groundbreaking of the Aplin Center at Texas A&M, emphasizing its role in experiential education and future job prospects for students.

Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to speak at a Texas Tech Turning Point USA event, emphasizing conservative values to students and the public.

The BISSELL Pet Foundation is holding an "Empty the Shelters" event with 300 partner shelters across 38 states to facilitate pet adoptions at reduced fees, with League City Animal Care offering free adoptions.

College Station received the Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community designation, emphasizing its role in economic growth through tourism, as recognized by Travel Texas and Governor Greg Abbott.

New Braunfels seeks public input on its largest park design at an October 15 open house, with officials presenting master plan concepts for the 145-acre Northwest Park.