Top 5 things to do with your library this April
byThis year Plano Public Library Celebrates its 60th birthday. Join the celebration with this month’s Top 5 Things to Do at Your Library.
News
Stay up-to-date with the latest Plano news: restaurant openings, events, happenings and other good stuff around Plano.
NTPA announces new repertory, community membership
byMemberships are tax-deductible and help support the community and repertory theatres, providing free tickets and discounts for members.
Plano Public Library celebrates 60 years with art events, exhibition
byThe art exhibition will feature local artists, including you. There are still three opportunities to participate in featured art programs.
Plano Met Ballet presents 21st annual Dance Plano! event
byThe event brings together ballet, pointe, tap, lyrical, contemporary and cultural performances by dancers from around North Texas.
Comerica Bank hosts 10th annual North Texas Prom Dress Drive
byThe dress drive will feature collected new and gently used formal dresses and accessories free of charge for those who may not otherwise attend.
Planoite Vanita Halliburton to receive award at annual luncheon
byVanita, who founded the nonprofit after her son’s death, is being awarded for her commitment to improving mental health and suicide awareness.
Plano-based Toyota Financial Services announces executive changes
byToyota’s chief information officer has transitioned into a new position, chief customer officer, bringing in a new exec to fill the position.
Collin College celebrates 40th anniversary with community events
byThe free, public events include a multi-genre music festival and an expanded Celina Campus Festival, with food, games and prizes for all ages.
High schooler leads Purim initiative in Plano aiming to combat isolation among Jewish teens
byProsper teen Sophie Gozlan led a team of students to prepare foods and gifts for Jewish families who might be feeling alone on the holiday.
KERA: Plano city council member expected to resign seat this week
byTomorrow, a meeting to accept Williams’ resignation and call a special election to fill his vacancy some say is due to a Resign to Run law.