Plano State of the Arts event to feature AT&T exec
byPlano’s 2026 State of the Arts event on April 14 will feature AT&T Chief Marketing and Growth Officer Kellyn Smith Kenney.
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Easter specials in our city
byPrinci Italia, Truluck’s, Haywire, Sixty Vines, Uchiko and Mexican Sugar have all prepared specials for Easter weekend on April 5.
Collin College: Art, appointments, panel
byA month-long art exhibit and reception, Provost Sherry Schumann retires and the campus hosts a panel on safe spaces.
Inflatable obstacle course pop-up coming to Oak Point Park this month
byThe pop-up will be open from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 13, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Tickets are valid for 2-hour sessions.
Plano Senior, Plano West students named Texas Theatre Scholars
byPlano West’s Catherine Cockrell and Jake Kerstine and Plano Senior’s Mikayla Bigelow and Matilde Rodriguez-Glass were awarded.
Anomalía Beauty Society opens in former La Foofaraw space this week
byThe beauty salon is set to open March 8, turning the former home decor retail spot into an inclusive, full-service salon.
Q&A: Meet Monica Samuels of the Inside the Moms Club podcast
bySamuels recently came to Andrew’s American Pizza Kitchen for a live podcast and hang with some Inside the Moms Club fans and ‘Zoomers.’
Medical cannabis provider announces new satellite location in Plano
byThose who qualify for the Texas Compassionate Use Program can place orders online now. The store is open Thursday through Sunday.
KERA: Top Texas Republicans are campaigning against a Plano mosque. Here’s what some voters think
by“The Islamic faith has been front and center in the Republican primary elections, with candidates denouncing supposed Sharia Law in Texas and a proposed Muslim-oriented housing development associated with EPIC.”
Restaurants, wellness, a playground: 4 businesses new to Plano in 2026
byThe Henry, The Tox, The Peach Cobbler Factory, and Little Diggers are four businesses opening soon in Plano.