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Northern Collin County is a mixture of country roads, farmland, and new, half-built pre-planned communities. But change is coming. The Texas Demographic Center predicts that the population will pass 3.8 million by 2050.

When Charles Loper moved to Collin County with his family in early 1990s, he followed a familiar pattern of local successful businessmen, then and now.

It’s all over the news — “GameStop” followed by “stocks” followed by “surge.” But what is actually going on, and what does it mean for regular investors? First, let’s recap the basics of what happened.

Even amid a global pandemic, the job market in Plano has managed to thrive. Out of 182 U.S. cities, a study by WalletHub ranked Plano No. 10 in its list of the best places to find jobs in 2021.

SkinSpirit calls itself a pioneer in aesthetic skin, face and body treatments. It was founded in 2002 on the West Coast with “a mission to elevate the beauty and confidence of every client.

Pipe & Palette founder June Parker has had a love for small businesses for most of her life. A Dallasite who moved to McKinney, she has worked in several of the small shops in the historic downtown area.

When homebuyer Adrian Cronin browsed real estate listings in The Colony one morning in mid-December, she wasn’t expecting to put an offer on a house.

As the Collin County metroplex grows, rivaling Dallas County, the face of the area is changing. Many residents are moving in; others are trying to move further out in search of big yards.

Jack Bick knows what it takes to land your dream career. As a certified career coach and member of the St.

In North Texas, nearly everyone knows about Collin County's economic and growth boom. It's been making headlines since the '60s when Ross Perot bought land here for development.