Youth street banner design contest for Downtown Plano open now
Calling all youth artists ages 5-18: Downtown Plano Historic Arts District is asking for submissions for winter-themed banners.
Alyssa High is editor of Plano Magazine. She lives in Central Plano with her husband, dog and three cats. She enjoys attending culture and arts performances and can be found working from home in Downtown Plano. She can be reached at alyssa@planomagazine.com.
Calling all youth artists ages 5-18: Downtown Plano Historic Arts District is asking for submissions for winter-themed banners.
“Our partnership with Golden Cross Academic Clinic first began in 2022, enabling us to refer our neighbors to healthcare services at their clinic as well as to provide health education classes through our Academy education program,” said Candace Winslow.
Plano’s 12th Street Station’s celebration will unveil a series of 16 windscreen installations with historic photos of Douglass Community members.
The musical theatre orchestra will help musicians and actors learn to perform alongside each other, Preston Page said.
Out of the 182 most populous cities in the U.S., Plano had the lowest unemployment rate for individuals with disabilities.
The rape crisis center has been educating, counseling and advocating for victims of sexual violence in Plano for 40 years.
At least three Legacy Hall restaurants have menus available for breakfast now, serving from 8 to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday.
After opening 20 locations in Arizona and Las Vegas, Angie’s is creating a new concept in Plano with menus from each concept.
Planoites Michele Wheeler and Michael Sinacola will receive awards at the North Texas Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame ceremony.
While Cliff Coffee opened earlier this month, Assembly Icehouse is set to open on Oct. 23 and Tacoro on Nov. 2.