City of Alice Posts Community Calendar: Families Reading Together, Feb. 25 Recycling

The City of Alice’s official online calendar and news feed posted multiple late-February items, including a city recycling collection day scheduled for Feb. 25 and a Families Reading Together library program aimed at children and caregivers. The calendar page appears under the heading "Community Events Calendar Request" and lists the city’s process for posting non-commercial events.

The recycling collection day is shown on the City posting as Feb. 25; the calendar entry does not include collection site, hours, or a list of acceptable materials. The city’s public notice and calendar capture contain no contact phone number or drop-off instructions for Feb. 25, so organizers and residents will need to use the calendar submission channel to request or confirm details.

Families Reading Together is described on the calendar as "a Families Reading Together library program for children and caregivers." The City’s listing places the program among late-February community-service items but does not provide a specific date, start time, library branch name, age range, or registration requirements in the posted text. The calendar capture does not identify an Alice Public Library branch or street address for the program.

The City of Alice sets clear posting rules on the calendar page: "The Alice Community Calendar is intended to be used for non-profit civic groups to display non-commercial events happening in Alice." The page also cautions that "The City of Alice reserves the right to refuse or discontinue posting of any submission at any time, for any reason" and that "Submission by way of this form does not guarantee the item(s) will be posted." Organizers are instructed, in the calendar text, to "Please email a filled out Community Events Calendar Form and all relevant event information to communitycalendar@cityofalice.org." The page further notes that "All submissions will be reviewed for content and appropriateness before posting" and that "Submissions should be made with enough advance time to allow for review and in consideration of staff's schedule."

Local and regional family-education events appearing in an Eventbrite-like aggregator captured alongside the city calendar include multiple United Way of the Coastal Bend sessions - for example, "24/7 Dad: Discipline" on Wed, Mar 25 at 6:30 PM and "Parent Cafe: Spring Into Wellness" on Tue, Mar 31 at 6:00 PM - plus a Corpus Christi TEFA Info Session listed for Saturday at 11:00 and a Community Baby Shower in Portland on Thu, Mar 19 at 5:30 PM. Those listings are shown in the aggregated snippet but are not labeled explicitly as City of Alice postings; organizers should confirm whether the city republished any Eventbrite-hosted items.

The calendar’s legal language warns the public that "The City of Alice, its staff and webmaster are not responsible for typographical errors in dates, times or content. Nor are they responsible for damages of any kind as a result of typographical error, omissions or inclusions." That limitation, combined with the calendar’s review process, means event details can change between posting and the scheduled date. For organizers seeking a City posting or for residents planning to use the Feb. 25 recycling service or attend Families Reading Together, the calendar provides one direct channel: communitycalendar@cityofalice.org. The city’s policy indicates submissions made with sufficient lead time are more likely to be reviewed and posted.