Local artists turn a more than 400-year-old tree into art pieces
byIf a tree falls in the woods and no one hears it, does it…
Plano Parks and Recreation
Plano’s High Point Tennis Center to host United States Texas Association’s Texas Slam youth tennis tournament
byIn June, Plano will be the site of the Texas Slam, one of the largest youth tennis tournaments in the country.
Openings, celebrations, hirings, oh my! Plano Parks & Rec’s 2023 year-in-review
byPlano’s Parks and Recreation department counts down 12 highlights for the department’s 2023 year-in-review.
Spring registration opens next week for Plano adult sports leagues
byLooking for a way to stay active? Plano Parks & Recreation is opening applications for adult leagues next week for the spring.
Planoites can participate in pollinator research, Parks for Pollinators Bioblitz
byAll September long, Plano Parks and Recreation is looking to area residents to find and record sightings of pollinators in Plano parks.
First winner of Where Community Grows art contest revealed
byConnor Huang is the winner of the children’s category in Plano Parks and Recreation’s Where Community Grows contest.
Outdoor pools to close on weekdays due to low staffing
byAs many lifeguards return to school, Plano’s outdoor pools are shifting to weekend-only before closing for the year.
Residents express frustration after Evans Park renovation is delayed
byAfter Plano Parks and Recreation posted on Facebook updating residents of a delay in renovation, residents expressed concerns.
Tejas Park to see renovations in 2024
byRenovations are coming to Tejas Park soon as part of a long-standing improvement plan for many of Plano’s parks.
Plano Parks and Recreation launches art contest
byParks and Recreation is hosting an art contest where residents can win prizes for artwork depicting what parks mean to them.