Today’s Headlines

APEX arts league presents FALL 2026, with colorful geometric shapes and overlapping photographs of musicians and performers in the background.

Events

Aug 13, 2026

APEX Arts League Announces 2026-2027 Season

From chamber music to local art, the 2026-2027 season kicks off with two events this September.

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Streets & Roads

Aug 13, 2026

Union Church Road Repairs

A digital map shows a neighborhood with an orange location pin on Orion Church Rd, surrounded by houses and streets, with a compass in the lower left corner.

City

Aug 6, 2026

Southlake’s 2026 Trees in 2026 Initiative Returns with Two Fall Tree Purchase Opportunities

A man in a green shirt and gloves kneels on grass, planting a young tree. Two people stand nearby, and black plastic pots are on the ground around them.

Library

Aug 5, 2026

25 Years of Stories: Help Us Stitch Them Together

A library table displays hand-drawn cards about books, colored markers, and a sign inviting people to share library memories for the “Community Story Quilt” project. Bookshelves filled with DVDs are seen in the background.

Streets & Roads

Aug 5, 2026

2026 Southlake Town Square Concrete Enhancement Repairs

A grayscale map with three orange location markers along Division St near McPherson Park, labeled streets, and a compass rose in the lower left corner.

Experience

Aug 3, 2026

Applications Open for the Southlake Youth Action Commission

Six young people stand together outdoors, smiling, and holding shovels next to a newly planted tree in a park with a playground visible in the background.

A group of uniformed police officers pose together in a hallway beneath a wall-mounted “Southlake Police” badge.

City

Aug 10, 2026

School Safety: A Year-Round Priority

Southlake’s School Resource Officer Team prepares year-round to keep students safe through training, collaboration, and strong partnerships with Carroll ISD.

An older woman smiles, holding a bouquet of yellow roses and a framed certificate in a bright hallway with white columns. She wears a name tag and a red, white, and blue outfit.

Awards

Aug 6, 2026

Southlake Resident Receives Yellow Rose of Texas Commission

Dr. Katie Van Trees Simpson was commissioned as a Yellow Rose of Texas, one of the state’s highest honors for women, recognizing her decades of volunteer service and commitment to those in need.

A man with glasses, a beard, and a blue patterned shirt stands outdoors in front of a blurred background featuring trees and a fountain.

Awards

Aug 5, 2026

James Tuttle Builds a Stronger Financial Foundation for Southlake’s Future

James’ focus on a more collaborative and data-driven approach to the budget process has strengthened the Capital Improvements Program. Now, he’s showing other cities how things are done the Southlake way.