Collin County’s plans to move to hand-marked paper ballots is getting pushback from a bipartisan voting rights group that warns the change will lead to inefficiencies and inaccuracies.
Over a decade since its inception, the program has reached the milestone of serving over 1,000 students in Plano ISD.
“There’s a reason we have policies, and there’s a reason that we say no to these international trips, especially to a war zone,” Commissioner Susan Fletcher said.
Whether Dad is into seafood or Mexican, bourbon or wine, there’s plenty of reservations available left for Father’s Day dining.
Known for her impressions and exploration into her life as a wife of a firefighter and mother of a 3-year-old daughter, Feinstein comes to Mic Drop in July.
This year, the legal professionals raised $145,718, collected 940 lbs. of food and contributed 212 hours of volunteer service.
A hearing will be held in Plano on Monday, June 16 at 1520 K Avenue to discuss DART’s potential upcoming changes.
The Plano Summer Musical Series includes collegiate artists from around the country, including many NTPA alumni.
Nearly 500 of Plano’s Liberty Mutual employees participated in a three-week service project, including some at Minnie’s Food Pantry.
Plano was beat out only by Fremont, California and Overland Park, Kansas in a recent WalletHub study of best places to raise a child.
There’s only a few days left to participate in a matched donation for North Texas Gives to Animals, benefitting organizations like Mazie’s Mission.
On June 8, Legacy West is hosting a free 5K event in partnership with Nike, followed by restorative yoga and an after-party.
Plano may have dropped from #16 in the nation to #17, but it still holds strong as first in Texas, with Dallas falling behind at #34.
Community members can bring mementos that remind them of relationships lost to The ArtCentre of Plano to participate.
This year’s fashion show features the theme ‘We Are One.’ Guests are encouraged to wear all white. Tickets start at $20.
The lineup features experts in education, medicine, philanthropy, arts, AI and social capital. Tickets are available online.
The tribute will include a roll call of fallen soldiers from Plano, posting of the colors, pledge of allegiance and invocation.
This year Plano Public Library celebrates its 60th birthday, and we have kicked off our Summer Reading program! Join the celebration with this month’s Top 5 Things to do at Your Library.
The job fair will provide resume building, on-the-spot hiring, lunch, professional dress and other skill-building for the job search.
The grants come after an annual report on the State of the arts underscored the critical value of arts education.
The annual award is given to a volunteer who goes above and beyond, sticking out among the 2,000 others that work with The Storehouse.
Volunteers spotted: These Northwestern Mutual employees spent their Thursday loading items, sorting food and assisting Minnie’s.
A contentious bill written by North Texas state Rep. Matt Shaheen was voted out of committee Tuesday, KERA reports.
Alqawasmi placed with his flavor, Fig Krokan, which includes almond gelato with caramelized figs and almonds, and will advance in August.
At the end of the Plano ISD Advanced Placement Art Exhibition, several seniors were honored for their artistic talents.
The fundraiser, formerly known as Taste of the Cowboys, is a culinary event that raises funds annually toward the fight against hunger.
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