Rachel Feinstein coming soon to Mic Drop Comedy Plano
byKnown for her impressions and exploration into her life as a wife of a firefighter and mother of a 3-year-old daughter, Feinstein comes to Mic Drop in July.
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Legal professionals collect nearly 1,000 lbs. of food for NTFB
byThis year, the legal professionals raised $145,718, collected 940 lbs. of food and contributed 212 hours of volunteer service.
DART to hold public hearings on potential changes
byA hearing will be held in Plano on Monday, June 16 at 1520 K Avenue to discuss DART’s potential upcoming changes.
NTPA Repertory Theatre announces cast of ‘Oklahoma!’
byThe Plano Summer Musical Series includes collegiate artists from around the country, including many NTPA alumni.
PHOTOS: Nearly 500 Liberty Mutual employees give back with projects across Plano
byNearly 500 of Plano’s Liberty Mutual employees participated in a three-week service project, including some at Minnie’s Food Pantry.
KERA: Collin County Muslims at EPIC once found a welcoming community, now endure hate and suspicion
bySupporters of the Muslim community say the online debate that may have prompted these investigations are rooted in harmful stereotypes and Islamophobia.
RANKING: Plano is third in nation on best places to raise a family
byPlano was beat out only by Fremont, California and Overland Park, Kansas in a recent WalletHub study of best places to raise a child.
Fundraising campaign for North Texas Gives to Animals nears close
byThere’s only a few days left to participate in a matched donation for North Texas Gives to Animals, benefitting organizations like Mazie’s Mission.
Legacy West is celebrating Global Run Day with a Nike partnership
byOn June 8, Legacy West is hosting a free 5K event in partnership with Nike, followed by restorative yoga and an after-party.
Plano remains highest on TPL’s ParkScore Index
byPlano may have dropped from #16 in the nation to #17, but it still holds strong as first in Texas, with Dallas falling behind at #34.