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I remember her eyeliner. I was thirteen and she was a friend of my mom’s, picking me up on a summery afternoon so I could babysit her two young boys. It was the last time we were ever in a car together. “Do you like music?” she asked.

The main theater of the PISD Fine Arts Center; All images courtesy of Wills + Perkins / BORA Plano Independent School District has revealed initial plans for their new Fine Arts Center scheduled to be open by 2020.

Last week, Cinemark, headquartered in Plano, celebrated the opening of their latest innovation—a kid-friendly auditorium! Lions, tigers and bears, oh my! Camp Cinemark at Cinemark Allen 16 is designed especially for kids and boasts an interactive col

With nearly 400 people moving to DFW each day, the population growth isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

Few people have the determination, persistence and resources to achieve the dreams of their childhood.

Isolated, alone, and in the dark, a 35-year-old Sam Johnson rots in a 4×9 foot cell of the Hanoi Hilton. Labeled a diehard resistor, he’s endured endless hours of torture and severe starvation. He feels alone and forgotten.

The conversation about feminism grows larger every day. Some women identify as feminist, while others feel there’s no need for the movement. Here’s what five Collin County women think about it.

You’re invited to the last Ron Bultongez concert of 2017: the official “Thank You PLANO” album release concert and there are still a few tickets left! For the first time ever, the world will experience Ron’s full band live, “Ron Bultongez: The Americ

A few years ago, John and Stephanie Baldwin discovered that their 17-year-old daughter Mackenzie was involved online with a man from Kosovo, a well known hotbed of human trafficking and citizenship fraud.

In the wake of the devastation left by Hurricane Harvey, thousands of individuals have been displaced from their homes, schools, places of work, and are in need of critical access to medical care and prescriptions.