City of Plano to become first North Texas city to implement all-electric trash truck
Get ready to see — but not hear — the City of Plano’s new electric trash truck, coming to a garbage route near you.
Get ready to see — but not hear — the City of Plano’s new electric trash truck, coming to a garbage route near you.
The coffee shop also hosts pickleball courts and an event space, aiming to be a third place for Planoites to hang out.
The new office is looking to hire over 50 new employees by the end of the year to the customer service experience team.
The North Texas Food Bank announced today the formation of the Nakayoshi Initiative, a…
From coach at Lake Highlands HS to Richardson ISD AD to Highland Park AD, Lonnie Jordan’s administration journey has brought him to Plano.
Biggerstaff is one of under 2,000 Chief Fire Officers in the world after completing the Commission on Professional Credentialing process.
Tomorrow, the trucks will stop at Frito-Lay headquarters to celebrate the halfway point of the 14,000-mile-long journey.
Today kicks off the second annual Plano Arts Week, chalk-full of events for the whole family at venues across the city.
Donations will benefit Hopes Door New Beginnings and other organizations benefitting domestic violence survivors.
Women-owned businesses like Puzzles of Color, The Kooke Bar, NU Standard Beauty, PWR WMN and Karen Jai Home are featured in the cohort.
What exactly does a gothic ambiance consist of? We may soon find out as Haunted Castle Cafe comes to 1900 N. Dallas Parkway.
The gym made a light-hearted video after the accident, reminding gym-goers to use the front door and not “create their own.”
The base starting salary for incoming teachers is raised from $60,000 to $61,000 for teachers, nurses and librarians.
Cracker Jack is teaming up with the National Baseball Hall of Fame in New York with a “Cracker Jack at the Ballpark” exhibit opening today.
Ewing VinFast of Plano will open April 15 and will be located at 1575 Dallas Parkway near Dallas North Tollway and the George Bush Turnpike.
The first-ever scholarship program awarded $25,000 to each of the students based on their contribution to their communities.
On April 8, award-winning saxophonist and composer Chad Eby will be visiting Plano West Senior High School’s Wolf Band to lead a clinic.
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Speakers from industries like theater, tech, music, engineering and robotics will speak at the event on April 6 at Robinson Fine Arts Center.
Allison Compass recently attended the 2024 R.O.C.K. Coaches Mentoring Program Symposium at AT&T Stadium in Arlington for a two-day workshop.
These athletes and coaches were awarded for academic and athletic excellence across multiple of Collin College’s sports teams.
The additional van, operational equipment & other uses of the grants will assist with The Storehouse’s Seven Loaves Food Pantry and Academy.
The YMCA soccer and basketball teams, which are open for all who are interested to play, will receive custom, exclusive jerseys.
Medical City Plano also ranked #1 in Texas for vascular surgery and top five statewide for several specialties.
After 35 years and four DFW locations, BT Furnishings is closing all of its stores and discounting all products.
Victoria Huynh has been working for the City of Plano and benefitting the department for her entire 27-year career.
The free prom dress shopping experience will take place at 1111 H Avenue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 23.
One man was caught on a sleep clinic’s cameras. Staff immediately alerted police, opening an investigation that discovered months of abuse.
Despite rumors of leaving just months before the 2024 Olympics, Gabby Douglas is continuing to train at WOGA as she gears up for qualifiers.
The free mobile program allows local and visitors alike to use a “passport” that showcases 84 Plano eateries.
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Over a decade after the case of string of rapes went cold, Jeffrey Wheat, a.k.a. the Sorority Rapist, was sentenced to life in prison.
North Texas residents can submit an online application by March 24 for a chance to turn the historic tree into art.
The Fowling Birthday Bash will include free-to-play casino games, a DJ, competitive tournaments, food and drink samples and a dessert bar.
The complimentary bags are available at Visit Plano, located behind J. Crew in Legacy West Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For La La Land Founder Francois Reihani, the new location is a return to Plano, the first place his family lived after moving to Texas.
Students who are accepted will be co-enrolled at both universities and will be able to choose from a variety of engineering majors.
The Hope Run for Hunger Event will raise funds for firefighters, educators, and other individuals in need within the South Dallas area.
Plano ranked third out of 75 of the U.S.’ largest cities for its tax surplus, granting the city a “B” grade.
After decades at the Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts, Plano Symphony Orchestra is moving to the Robinson Fine Arts Center.
Those honored are Imelda Carrasco, Kristy Dellinger, Casey Goodman, Sarah Manthey, Isabel Pawling, Jennifer Shelton & Rebecca Vanderbrook.
The expansion aims to offer the privacy of a single-family home while maintaining a sense of community for older adults in the community.
Young Men’s Service League brings mothers and high-school aged sons together for life skills classes and community service projects.
Golf and esports will begin their first season in 2024-2025 and women’s volleyball will kick off in the 2025-2026 season.
Students are encouraged to apply as soon as they can, as applications close on March 8 or after 400 applications are received.
The story posed Plano as a contender for Ice Cream Capital of Texas, a product of Visit Plano’s push for local business recognition.
The benefit, called Tacos, Tamales, Trivia y Mas, will feature a Mexican dinner, trivia and a silent auction.
The district boasts competitive pay and benefits for teacher and support staff roles. Those interested in the fair can register online.
The new derby season kicks off on Feb. 17 with two bouts of ACRD teams. Tickets are available online for $12 per person.
In June, Plano will be the site of the Texas Slam, one of the largest youth tennis tournaments in the country.