Texas approved new congressional maps – here’s what that means for Plano
byIf not permanently stopped after an upcoming hearing, much of Plano could change districts again, increasing the power of Republican votes in the city.
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North Texas Pride to return to ArtCentre of Plano in October
byTickets will be $10 for those aged 13 and up and free for those 12 and under. VIP tickets are available for a $25 donation.
The Mark Cuban Foundation to host free AI bootcamp in Plano
byThe free bootcamp has open applications now through Sept. 30. Applications from girls, students of color and low-income students are encouraged.
Former Hunt Oil executive named CEO of nonprofit serving children
byFormer Hunt Consolidated president Michael Monroe has been named CEO and president of Plano-based nonprofit Orphan Outreach.
31 Plano retailers participate in Partners Card benefiting The Family Place
byThirty one of the over 750 retailers in Dallas-Fort Worth participating in the Partners Card program are located in Plano, providing 10-20% off for the season.
KERA: Plano ISD under investigation for antisemitism after alleged pro-Palestinian walkouts, lessons
byPlano ISD under investigation for antisemitism after alleged pro-Palestinian walkouts, lessons
Dungeons & Dragons immersive exhibit coming to Plano in October
byParticipants will choose what kind of adventurer they want to be and go through a quest to retrieve a gem from a dragon.
Plano ranks top non-coastal wellness hub in the nation
by“Plano, Texas, ranks as the top non-coastal wellness hub, proving that high-quality wellness infrastructure is expanding beyond traditional coastal markets.”
Top 5 things to do with your library this September
byEsports. Genealogy. Arts and culture. Spanish-language programs. ESL. Here are the top 5 things to do from our local libraries.
KERA: Plano ISD, 10 other Texas school districts temporarily blocked from displaying Ten Commandments
byPlano ISD, along with 10 other school districts throughout the state, will not be required to follow Senate Bill 10.