Top 5 things to do with your library this May
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.
Free job fair hosted by Hope Restored Missions this weekend
The job fair will provide resume building, on-the-spot hiring, lunch, professional dress and other skill-building for the job search.
NTPA receives arts education grant
The grants come after an annual report on the State of the arts underscored the critical value of arts education.
The Storehouse names Joan Smith 2025 Volunteer of the Year
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.
PHOTOS: Northwestern Mutual DFW distributes meals to 4,500 families
Volunteers spotted: These Northwestern Mutual employees spent their Thursday loading items, sorting food and assisting Minnie’s.
KERA: ‘DART killer’ bill advances in the Texas Legislature
A contentious bill written by North Texas state Rep. Matt Shaheen was voted out of committee Tuesday, KERA reports.
Bazaria Sweets chef advances to Gelato Festival World Masters
Alqawasmi placed with his flavor, Fig Krokan, which includes almond gelato with caramelized figs and almonds, and will advance in August.
Plano ISD students honored at student art exhibition
At the end of the Plano ISD Advanced Placement Art Exhibition, several seniors were honored for their artistic talents.
NTFB to host fundraiser with Tyson Foods, Dallas Cowboys
The fundraiser, formerly known as Taste of the Cowboys, is a culinary event that raises funds annually toward the fight against hunger.
Plano ISD appoints new middle, high school principals
Jean Laswell, Josh Howard, Andy Jacob and Kassandra Duncan were appointed as Plano ISD principals at the April 22 school board meeting.
Where to get Mother’s Day reservations in Plano
Mexican, seafood, Italian, brunch, dessert and gifts await at these Plano businesses for Mother’s Day on May 11.
PHOTOS: Koe Wetzel, founder visit Plano Raising Cane’s corporate office
Last week, Texas country singer-songwriter Koe Wetzel met with Raising Cane’s founder/owner Todd Graves to chat about their storied friendship.
Plano East High School student wins Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes
Arya Gurumukhi has also won prizes for her invention of a a novel catalyst to improve upon Bionic Leaf technology.
Plano AsiaFest ’25 to feature proclamation of AsiaFest Day
The 21st annual festival, which hosts around 10,000 guests annually for a celebration of Asian culture, will take place on May 3.
KERA: DART’s new Plano representative talks about his new role, mediation and why cuts are still needed
KERA’s Pablo Arauz Pena speaks with Anthony Ricciardelli, who was recently named Plano’s new representative on the DART baord.
Top 5 things to do with your library this May
This year Plano Public Library Celebrates its 60th birthday. Join the celebration with this month’s Top 5 Things to do at Your Library.
Limited free tickets available for Boy Band Comedy Brunch this Saturday
Check out Mic Drop’s Boy Band Comedy Brunch lineup with FREE tickets, available online in limited quantities.
Collin College students receive medals at SkillsUSA competition
Collin College students brought home 23 medals, including 11 gold-winning projects that are headed to nationals in June.
Plano Parks & Rec to host senior wellness fair in May
The event will take place on May 21 at Sam Johnson Recreation Center (401 West 16th St.) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
PSO will conclude their season with special guests, Plano Civic Chorus collab
The orchestra is celebrating the season’s end with guest pianist Alessio Bax and several performances from Plano Civic Chorus.
KERA: Karmelo Anthony bond reduced to $250k by Collin County judge
Anthony’s attorney petitioned to lower the previously $1 million bond, stating the high bond amount was an undue burden on the family.
Collin College basketball player named to NJCAA All-American team
With 18 points per game with two 35-point games early in the season, Nunley was NTJCAC Player of the Year, All-Region V & All-Conference.
Early childhood school to break ground Downtown later this month
The school, which serves infants through 12 year olds, will break ground on its new campus on April 23, anticipating a Fall 2025 opening.
New blow dry bar to open on Preston this week
After a rotator cuff injury left washing hair hard for Shannon Myers Ambrozy, she discovered Blo Blow Dry Bar and was inspired to open a location.
Plano students take home awards in DART art contest
The Best in Show winner is freshman Jasper High School student Wing Hay Tam, who took home a cash prize and a temporary exhibit in the DMA.
KERA: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas drops major North Texas hospital system from its network
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas will no longer cover medical services through one of North Texas’ largest health care networks, according to a statement from the insurance provider.
Williams High School selected to participate in SPARK! Dallas’ art installment
The Whispers Along the Hollow-themed installation features the story of a camper in search of his tent after getting lost in a fairy-ridden forest.
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