
Costumes, a red carpet, and dog treats — 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Hound Mound Dog Park.

The synthetic turf conversion has been underway since August; mid-month is a good time to call Parks & Rec before you show up to the wrong field.

The project families watched all summer is part of the Town's 2025 bond program, and the field will handle three sports when it reopens.

Doggie Dive runs 8:30–11:30 a.m. at 1200 Gerault Rd., but registration closes before the date — and there's no sign-up at the gate.

A field at the complex is being converted to synthetic turf in time for fall leagues.

Free admission, rain or shine — what you need to know before you go.

The 2025 bond money is already in the ground — sod out, synthetic turf coming in, and soccer, football, and lacrosse all get to share the result.

Maintenance is done, the indoor pool is open again, and the outdoor water park is in its final stretch of the season.

Blanket, lawn chair, and a free film — the Town's outdoor movie series runs all month long.

That empty lot on Cross Timbers Road is about to get very loud — here's what's going in and when it ends.

55,000 square feet of new space is on the boards, $49.1 million is behind it, and the design phase is when residents still have a say.

The contractors saw the scope and named their price. The town said no — so the whole bidding process resets.

Nearly $50 million, a 14-month design phase, and a renovation that touches almost every corner of 1200 Gerault Road — your window to shape it is open right now.

If the creekside path between Lawson and Wilkerson parks is part of your morning routine, you'll need a new one — starting now.