Mayor Muns visits SK Signet headquarters in Seoul
byMayor Muns and City Manager Mark Israelson toured the facilities and discussed future collaboration, according to a news release.
Development
New to town: Molly Tea, The Clara Hotel and Ichika
byAn eight-table Japanese eaterie. The first southern location of a Chinese tea chain. A redesigned hotel with a restaurant and lounge.
KERA: North Texas leaders approve study for new rail line from Plano to McKinney
byLamers told regional leaders the study must be completed by early 2027. A timeline for the rail line’s construction hasn’t been proposed.
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.
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.
Revisiting Collin Creek: Looking at development five years later
byThe new Collin Creek will be comprise of 1.3 million square feet of office space, 35,000 square feet of restaurants and retail storefront, and 3,000 single-family, multi-family, and independent living residences, surrounded by eight acres of city parks and 1.6 miles of walking and running trails.
KERA: Plano confirms it’s negotiating Dallas Stars move, says nothing is formal yet
byThe City of Plano and The Stars both declined to publicly comment on talks of a formal offer pending regarding a potential Stars move to Plano.
City of Plano launches market research platform for local businesses
byThe free analytics tool includes small business insights, a high-level view of each industry, small business advising and a list of locally owned businesses.
Plano Progress Winter Quarterly Report Now Available
byThe latest report provides information and updates on construction and infrastructure projects throughout the city.
KERA: Plano business leader celebrates news of AT&T’s move from Dallas
by“It really solidifies Plano’s place and reputation as the economic engine that we are for North Texas,” Plano Chamber of Commerce CEO Marsalis said.