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If you had asked Stan Penn two weeks ago, he would have told you that The Celt’s future is bleak. Like many bar owners in Texas, Stan had been hit with a triple whammy from COVID-19 and Gov.

It’s difficult to find anyone in Plano’s art or advocacy circles who doesn’t know Pamela Ziegler-Petty.

In 2006, Kevin Dailey, a Black insurance broker who had moved to McKinney, was looking for other professionals to network with in the area. Collin County didn’t have a large Black population then and the number of Black-owned companies was small.

Marla Wilson has spent her entire career in rehab hospitals, learning from great leaders who knew how to run a proper program.

More senior citizens than ever are in need of safe and secure places to live, the director of the Plano Housing Authority, Earnest Bourke, told members of the Plano Planning and Zoning Commission Monday night shortly before they cleared the way for a

As one of the only female spine surgeons in North Texas, Dr. Jessica Shellock stands out in all the pictures with her 19 male surgeon colleagues.

Jennifer Scott has spent her working life perfecting her hiring skills.

Stephanie Jeffrey knows it isn't uncommon for Capital One associates to have children pop in while video chatting online. Jeffrey's 10-year-old child has been known to do so from time to time.

For 12 years, Jay Veal, also known as the Stylish Tutor, has been an educator. Pivoting from IT into the field of education, Veal has worked at every level in the education system.

Times may be tough for some businesses that are struggling to stay charged up but a Plano battery company that started in a garage is still generating some serious electricity.