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.
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Annual arts festival Celebrate the Arts returns August 16
byCollaborative Arts of Plano’s fourth annual Celebrate the Arts festival is coming to the Courtyard Theatre next week with fine arts performances.
Check out the 14 restaurants in Plano participating in DFW Restaurant Week
bySeafood. Steak. Pasta. Sushi. Mexican. All kinds of popular cuisines are represented at the fundraiser DFW Restaurant Week.
Salvation Army opens cooling stations as triple-digit heat hits North Texas
byWith North Texas temperatures hitting 100 degrees, The Salvation Army has activated 11 cooling and hydration stations across counties.
Top 5 things to do with your library this August
byBuzzing biodiversity. Needle felting. Genealogy research. Tribal art. Career boosting. Top 5 things to do at Plano Public Library.
Broadway star Bernadette Peters to join PSO at the Meyerson next month
byTony and Golden Globe-winning Broadway star Bernadette Peters is coming to Plano to perform with Plano Symphony Orchestra on August 30.
TMNA partners with dealers to donate $600k to flood victims
byThere are several ways that Toyota Motor North America is getting involved. You can too by donating to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country’s Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.
North Texas Wildlife Center given 60-day notice, seeking new property
byNorth Texas Wildlife Center faces a critical 60-day countdown to find a new home. Discover how you can help support their life-saving mission.
City of Plano updates: Parks & Rec Month, water meter work, City Council and more
byWater meters work is coming to you soon, The 2025 Citizen Survey is out. The City purchased Armstrong Middle School for $8.15 million. More City news.
KERA: EPIC sues to resume funeral services after cease-and-desist letter from Texas funeral authority
byAfter the DOJ closed their investigation into the mosque, the East Plano Islamic Center filed a lawsuit in Travis County district court.