City Council adopted the City of Southlake’s Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan at its June 15 meeting. Additional Info...

There’s no doubt, the weather has significantly changed. Additional Info...

Meet Cpl. Jeff Paul. He has served on the police force for the City of Southlake for 38 years. Additional Info...

Just because school is out doesn’t mean the learning stops! Additional Info...

Get ready, set and celebrate at Stars and Stripes 2021! Additional Info...

Calling all civic-minded Southlake high school students: The Southlake Youth Action Commission is now accepting applications for the 2021-2022 academic year. Additional Info...

The Southlake Police Department welcomed two new recruits to the force earlier this year. Additional Info...

Sidewalks are the future of Southlake! Additional Info...

Every club has its lingo and set of acronyms to describe its culture as an organization. At Champions Club, the acronym MOD gets tossed around a lot. Additional Info...

As part of the N. White Chapel Boulevard Widening Project, contractors will be required to close a portion of N. White Chapel Boulevard to shift an existing water line. Additional Info...

This list of new Southlake businesses is provided by the Southlake Department of Economic Development and Tourism to help you see what’s new and what’s coming into the Southlake market! Additional Info...

Southlake’s Historical Society honors the community’s past in the upcoming photo exhibit, “Places People Still Talk About,” from July 12 through September 11 in Southlake Town Hall and the Southlake Public Library. Additional Info...