1,500 volunteers to pack thousands of meals for 9/11
byNearly 1,500 volunteers are set to pack 420,000 meals in observance of 9/11 Day at Curtis Culwell Center, with meals going to NTFB.
News
Stay up-to-date with the latest Plano news: restaurant openings, events, happenings and other good stuff around Plano.
New York Indian food chain The Kati Roll Company to open Plano location
bySimilar to a gyro, kati rolls are skewer-grilled ingredients stuffed in a paratha flatbread and topped with chutneys and spices.
Legacy Capital appoints Jerry Abrahams as CEO, president
byAbrahams comes most recently from Legacy Bank and Trust, the sister company to Legacy Capital, after 30 years in the industry.
NTPA announces Stardust Awards guest artists
byBroadway star Malik Akil Kimani Victorian and musical artist Kitt Wakeley will headline the upcoming third annual Stardust Awards.
Check out what Collin College’s art programs are made of at upcoming annual faculty art exhibition
byFrom photography to sculpture to watercolor, Collin College’s faculty are showing off the myriad art offerings with their own pieces.
Texas Community Clinic opens offering free healthcare to uninsured
byVolunteers and donations are being accepted for Texas Community Clinic, a free clinic for the uninsured that opened on Coit Road this month.
Raising Cane’s is expanding their Dallas Restaurant Support Office in Plano
byRaising Cane’s Dallas Restaurant Support Office — located in Plano — is about to begin a large expansion project to triple the space.
Looking back: The life of Mike Ullman
byTwo-time CEO of JCPenney and long-time retail pioneer Mike Ullman died in his Colorado home last week at 77.
The Storehouse Community Center invites corporations to sponsor food pantry operations
byAmwins Specialty Auto recently became one of the first of 52 corporations The Storehouse is seeking to sponsor one week of food pantry operations.
Texas Woman’s University receives largest gift in university history from Planoite, BuzzBallz CEO Merrilee Kick
byPlanoite Merrilee Kick has made history with the largest donation ever given to Texas Women’s University, doubling the former record.