Mario Stanley climbs his way to HBO Max
byWhen Mario Stanley went looking for a date idea in college, he went the…
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Plastic surgeon Ron Friedman’s cleaVage musical brings humor to the practice
byRon Friedman isn’t a typical doctor. He spends his day working as a plastic…
Welcome to Dignity Park: Keith From hopes to turn a hobby into a solution for homeless people
byKeith From didn’t always have a passion for building tiny homes for for homeless…
Best Drag Shows brings music, dancing, lip syncing and, sometimes, brunch to Plano
byDrag is camp. Extravagance. Excitement. And party. It’s a festivity that combines music, dancing,…
Inside Design: La Foofaraw combines floral and interior design
byOn a corner building on East 15th downtown, you’ll find a quirky teal building…
Climbing Kilamangaro and launching social influence? Marcela Marañon fulfills her bucket list in a wheelchair
byMarcela Marañon has spent the last few years climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, skiing the Alps,…
Plano’s history follows the Stimpson-Drake family
byThough Plano’s well-documented history dates back to the early 1800s, some of the first…
The bad doctor: A health care worker doing harm
byDr. Christopher Duntsch became the subject of a Peacock original series for all the…
Ms. Gwen is ready for life’s next chapter
bySometime in the not-so-distant future, Gwen Welk Workman will move on from her longtime…
People of Plano: Pulmonologist turned mystery novelist Ken Toppell
byNolan Herbert is a murderous, crossword-loving, power-hungry businessman. Henry Atkinson is a lonely lawyer in search of an estranged relative. Murders pile up in the Pentecostal church in the world created for ‘Perfect for a night in’ by Ken Toppell, Plano’s murder mystery novelist.