Attention students: Frito-Lay Community Builders Scholarship open now
A scholarship of $25,000 will be awarded to four students who exhibit leadership in their communities and demonstrate need.
Alyssa High is editor of Plano Magazine. She can be reached at alyssa@planomagazine.com or @alyssahigh13 on Twitter.
A scholarship of $25,000 will be awarded to four students who exhibit leadership in their communities and demonstrate need.
First National Bank of Omaha recently gave out $1,738,000 in Impact Grants, with Agape Resource & Assistance Center receiving $10,000.
Knowing that only 23% of high school students have access to financial literacy courses, Capital One hosted a course for local students.
The Plano Comedy Festival is back with over 100 acts over an eight day period. The festival will also feature a free, family-friendly show.
Medical City Plano earned Level IV designations for its neonatal and maternal programs from the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Recently, Sands was awarded ArtCentre’s “Arts Educator Award” earlier this year before taking his position at North Texas Performing Arts.
Mighty Chick’s vibey atmosphere and late hours bring the Korean pocha-style to Plano’s fried-chicken eateries and bars.
Planoites Give Back: Primrose School’s teachers donated 3,401 sandwiches to Feed the City for World Teachers Day.
The City of Excellence: Plano ranks #1 as America’s ‘Least Risky’ city for running a small business, followed by other North Texas cities.
Tune in this week to the live webcast of the Rebelle Rally, where six all-frmale teams will trek over 1,400 miles in Toyota vehicles.