Are you ready to get moving again?
Join Team Southlake for the second annual Fit City Challenge and go head-to-head with the City of Keller and the City of Colleyville to prove we have what it takes to claim the title of Most Fit City 2023! Over 45 days, we will challenge you to be physically active, focus on your well-being, and work with your fellow residents to move Southlake to the top of the leaderboard!
Here’s How it Works:
The goal for this challenge is for Team Southlake to achieve the highest average point total. The easiest way to do that is simple...go out and be active! Whether it's walking the trails of Bob Jones Nature Center or dominating the pickleball courts at Champions Club, you're invited to commit to a more active lifestyle for 45 days!
The challenge is based on a "most points" model where participants exercise independently but are not alone. Your solo workouts count for the team via the GoJoe app. Each activity generates points, weighted by activity type to level the playing field.
GoJoe automatically allocates points via the app. Point values are based on either the distance or duration. Learn more about how points are calculated here.
How Teams are Ranked
Teams are ranked by the average number of points for all members of that team. The leaderboard will default to team rankings, but you can see how you rank as an overall individual or as an individual on your team in real-time by selecting a new view under the options menu. Help us keep Southlake on top of the leaderboard by encouraging your team members to stay active every day of the challenge!
Keep in touch with fellow team members and receive crucial challenge updates with the new chat feature available this year. It’s never been easier to encourage Team Southlake to keep its eyes on the prize!
Prizes, prizes, and more prizes!
Each week, a random participant will be drawn from each team to win a prize! At the end of the challenge, the individual with the most points from each group will win a prize! In the case of a tie, the participants will be put into a drawing and the winner will be chosen at random.
The team that finishes the challenge with the most points will be crowned the Fit City Challenge Champions and receive the Fit City Challenge Grand Prize!
The competition runs from April 1- May 14. Learn more about the 2023 Fit City Challenge.
Contracts will be on-site to perform road reconstruction services on T.W. King Road starting Thursday, February 9, 2023, from 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. until work is completed, weather permitting.
One lane of traffic will remain open during construction. Flaggers will be onsite to direct traffic.
Stay informed and follow us on Facebook for updates on Southlake Mobility projects or visit www.ConnectSouthlake.com.
Here is a smattering of the multitude of actions performed by your Southlake police officers from January 20th, 2023 to January 27th, 2023:
--Officers were dispatched to a suspicious vehicle in the Home Depot parking lot. They found it had been stolen and the driver was in possession of narcotics. The driver was arrested for drugs and UUMV (Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle).
--A catalytic converter was stolen from a car in the Orange Theory parking lot early one morning.
--Officers pulled over a car on Lake Crest Drive and found the driver had warrants out of Arlington PD. When the driver and car were searched, officers located a meth pipe and 2.1 grams of meth. The driver was arrested for Possession PG 1.
--Officers responded to a crash near the intersection of Aberdeen Way and Byron Nelson. An SUV had gone airborne and landed in a tree, knocking it over. The white Porsche SUV was severely damaged and three of the four tires were off the ground. All occupants (three juveniles) were transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. A DWI Open Container was filed out of custody. Parents were notified.
--There was an accident westbound Highway 114 where a Nissan SUV struck and 18-wheeler and rolled multiple times before coming to a rest. Officers worked with Southlake Fire to evaluate the driver and free him from the overturned car. After finding them to be alert, officers conducted SFSTs on them and the driver was arrested for DWI. Witnesses stayed on scene and helped provide statements.
--Multiple vendors driving large trucks were cited for noise behind Moxie’s after idling around 5:00 am one morning.
Officer Acosta was conducting a business check behind Lowe's at approximately 2:40 am and observed a person jump into a parked vehicle. As he drove closer, he saw brake lights illuminate and the vehicle begin to drive away without any headlights on. As Officer Acosta pulled in behind the vehicle, he noticed that the trunk was open. He followed the vehicle as it exited onto the service road. A traffic stop was initiated, and the vehicle stopped in the Costco parking lot. Officer Acosta observed several bags of potting soil inside the vehicle through the opening of the trunk. He contacted the driver Jesus Garcia and the passenger Mary Sanchez.
Jesus was interviewed about the alleged theft and a status check on both suspects showed they had active warrants. Both individuals were arrested on the confirmed warrants. Attempts were made to contact Lowe's representatives in order to positively identify their product and provide an itemized receipt but were unsuccessful. Contact was made with their Loss Prevention. B&B Wrecker was utilized to tow the vehicle back to the East station where the potting soil was unloaded and stored in the vehicle bay for safekeeping. Great initiative and observation Officer Acosta!
Here is a smattering of the multitude of actions performed by your Southlake police officers from January 20th, 2023 to January 27th, 2023:
--Officers were dispatched to a suspicious vehicle in the Home Depot parking lot. They found it had been stolen and the driver was in possession of narcotics. The driver was arrested for drugs and UUMV (Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle).
--A catalytic converter was stolen from a car in the Orange Theory parking lot early one morning.
--Officers pulled over a car on Lake Crest Drive and found the driver had warrants out of Arlington PD. When the driver and car were searched, officers located a meth pipe and 2.1 grams of meth. The driver was arrested for Possession PG 1.
--Officers responded to a crash near the intersection of Aberdeen Way and Byron Nelson. An SUV had gone airborne and landed in a tree, knocking it over. The white Porsche SUV was severely damaged and three of the four tires were off the ground. All occupants (three juveniles) were transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. A DWI Open Container was filed out of custody. Parents were notified.
--There was an accident westbound Highway 114 where a Nissan SUV struck and 18-wheeler and rolled multiple times before coming to a rest. Officers worked with Southlake Fire to evaluate the driver and free him from the overturned car. After finding them to be alert, officers conducted SFSTs on them and the driver was arrested for DWI. Witnesses stayed on scene and helped provide statements.
--Multiple vendors driving large trucks were cited for noise behind Moxie’s after idling around 5:00 am one morning.
Officer Acosta was conducting a business check behind Lowe's at approximately 2:40 am and observed a person jump into a parked vehicle. As he drove closer, he saw brake lights illuminate and the vehicle begin to drive away without any headlights on. As Officer Acosta pulled in behind the vehicle, he noticed that the trunk was open. He followed the vehicle as it exited onto the service road. A traffic stop was initiated, and the vehicle stopped in the Costco parking lot. Officer Acosta observed several bags of potting soil inside the vehicle through the opening of the trunk. He contacted the driver Jesus Garcia and the passenger Mary Sanchez.
Jesus was interviewed about the alleged theft and a status check on both suspects showed they had active warrants. Both individuals were arrested on the confirmed warrants. Attempts were made to contact Lowe's representatives in order to positively identify their product and provide an itemized receipt but were unsuccessful. Contact was made with their Loss Prevention. B&B Wrecker was utilized to tow the vehicle back to the East station where the potting soil was unloaded and stored in the vehicle bay for safekeeping. Great initiative and observation Officer Acosta!
Here is a smattering of the multitude of actions performed by your Southlake police officers from January 20th, 2023 to January 27th, 2023:
--Officers were dispatched to a suspicious vehicle in the Home Depot parking lot. They found it had been stolen and the driver was in possession of narcotics. The driver was arrested for drugs and UUMV (Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle).
--A catalytic converter was stolen from a car in the Orange Theory parking lot early one morning.
--Officers pulled over a car on Lake Crest Drive and found the driver had warrants out of Arlington PD. When the driver and car were searched, officers located a meth pipe and 2.1 grams of meth. The driver was arrested for Possession PG 1.
--Officers responded to a crash near the intersection of Aberdeen Way and Byron Nelson. An SUV had gone airborne and landed in a tree, knocking it over. The white Porsche SUV was severely damaged and three of the four tires were off the ground. All occupants (three juveniles) were transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. A DWI Open Container was filed out of custody. Parents were notified.
--There was an accident westbound Highway 114 where a Nissan SUV struck and 18-wheeler and rolled multiple times before coming to a rest. Officers worked with Southlake Fire to evaluate the driver and free him from the overturned car. After finding them to be alert, officers conducted SFSTs on them and the driver was arrested for DWI. Witnesses stayed on scene and helped provide statements.
--Multiple vendors driving large trucks were cited for noise behind Moxie’s after idling around 5:00 am one morning.
Officer Acosta was conducting a business check behind Lowe's at approximately 2:40 am and observed a person jump into a parked vehicle. As he drove closer, he saw brake lights illuminate and the vehicle begin to drive away without any headlights on. As Officer Acosta pulled in behind the vehicle, he noticed that the trunk was open. He followed the vehicle as it exited onto the service road. A traffic stop was initiated, and the vehicle stopped in the Costco parking lot. Officer Acosta observed several bags of potting soil inside the vehicle through the opening of the trunk. He contacted the driver Jesus Garcia and the passenger Mary Sanchez.
Jesus was interviewed about the alleged theft and a status check on both suspects showed they had active warrants. Both individuals were arrested on the confirmed warrants. Attempts were made to contact Lowe's representatives in order to positively identify their product and provide an itemized receipt but were unsuccessful. Contact was made with their Loss Prevention. B&B Wrecker was utilized to tow the vehicle back to the East station where the potting soil was unloaded and stored in the vehicle bay for safekeeping. Great initiative and observation Officer Acosta!
Here is a smattering of the multitude of actions performed by your Southlake police officers from January 20th, 2023 to January 27th, 2023:
--Officers were dispatched to a suspicious vehicle in the Home Depot parking lot. They found it had been stolen and the driver was in possession of narcotics. The driver was arrested for drugs and UUMV (Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle).
--A catalytic converter was stolen from a car in the Orange Theory parking lot early one morning.
--Officers pulled over a car on Lake Crest Drive and found the driver had warrants out of Arlington PD. When the driver and car were searched, officers located a meth pipe and 2.1 grams of meth. The driver was arrested for Possession PG 1.
--Officers responded to a crash near the intersection of Aberdeen Way and Byron Nelson. An SUV had gone airborne and landed in a tree, knocking it over. The white Porsche SUV was severely damaged and three of the four tires were off the ground. All occupants (three juveniles) were transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. A DWI Open Container was filed out of custody. Parents were notified.
--There was an accident westbound Highway 114 where a Nissan SUV struck and 18-wheeler and rolled multiple times before coming to a rest. Officers worked with Southlake Fire to evaluate the driver and free him from the overturned car. After finding them to be alert, officers conducted SFSTs on them and the driver was arrested for DWI. Witnesses stayed on scene and helped provide statements.
--Multiple vendors driving large trucks were cited for noise behind Moxie’s after idling around 5:00 am one morning.
Officer Acosta was conducting a business check behind Lowe's at approximately 2:40 am and observed a person jump into a parked vehicle. As he drove closer, he saw brake lights illuminate and the vehicle begin to drive away without any headlights on. As Officer Acosta pulled in behind the vehicle, he noticed that the trunk was open. He followed the vehicle as it exited onto the service road. A traffic stop was initiated, and the vehicle stopped in the Costco parking lot. Officer Acosta observed several bags of potting soil inside the vehicle through the opening of the trunk. He contacted the driver Jesus Garcia and the passenger Mary Sanchez.
Jesus was interviewed about the alleged theft and a status check on both suspects showed they had active warrants. Both individuals were arrested on the confirmed warrants. Attempts were made to contact Lowe's representatives in order to positively identify their product and provide an itemized receipt but were unsuccessful. Contact was made with their Loss Prevention. B&B Wrecker was utilized to tow the vehicle back to the East station where the potting soil was unloaded and stored in the vehicle bay for safekeeping. Great initiative and observation Officer Acosta!
The community is invited to the 9th Strokes for Art in the Square on February 19, 2023. Guests will gather for a reception with refreshments in the foyer of Southlake Town Hall from 5-6:30 p.m.
The Southlake Women’s Club Foundation will present the Northeast Tarrant County charities selected as the 2023 beneficiaries during the reception. The showcased artwork of the nine featured artists offers samplings of the outstanding creatives that can be found April 28-30. The 23rd event t-shirt artwork designed by Niki Gulley will also be unveiled.
Voting begins for the 2023 The People’s Choice in late February. The community can cast a vote at Southlake Town Hall or on the city’s website for their favorite featured artist. Voting will end April 7, 2023.
Strokes is co-sponsored by the Southlake Arts Council, Apex Arts League and Art in the Square/Southlake Women’s Club.
Save the dates April 28-30 to attend Art in the Square… art, music and more!
For more information, visit www.apex-arts.org or www.artinthesquare.com.
