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    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. Source

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    Applications Open for the Southlake Youth Action Commission

    Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 Southlake Youth Action Commission (SYAC), an interactive leadership program that gives high school students a behind-the-scenes look at how local government serves the community. Source

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

    Southlake residents have two opportunities this fall to be part of the City's 2026 Trees in 2026 initiative, a community-wide effort celebrating Southlake's 70th Anniversary by planting 2,026 trees throughout 2026. Source

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