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Dave Corley is a numbers man. As a navigation and operations officer in the U.S. Navy, he was responsible for reviewing and recording as many as 400 gauge readings every hour of his shift during different assignments on three nuclear submarines.

LaKeicee Turner-Sazy says that the mission started on her son Jaxson’s tenth birthday in February. Jaxson is her second child.

Transitioning to a new area can be difficult, and no one understands better than Newcomer Friends of Greater Plano (NFGP) Publicity Chair Marcia Stout. She moved to Texas from Ohio three years ago. Stout is not alone. According to the U.S.

When Harry LaRosiliere became Plano mayor in 2013, he wanted to feed Collin County’s children who struggled with food insecurity. “People don’t think it is needed in a wealthy area like Plano,” he says.

When Lisa Montgomery thinks about giving, she thinks about her mother. Lisa grew up in Fair Park, part of a large family, and her parents were working poor. "My mom wasn’t a woman or means, but she could cook and she could sew," she recalls.

As schools reopen this year, parents and teachers are burdened with a new task: preparing their children and students for social distancing, hand washing, and wearing face coverings for extended periods of time.

September kicks off Suicide Awareness Month with Sept. 6 through Sept. 12 marking National Suicide Prevention Week and Sept. 10 being World Suicide Prevention Day. The awareness and prevention reminders are needed.

Chances are you’ve made your way through most of your Netflix queue and your family has tackled every park in the neighborhood.

Three years have passed since the City of Frisco partnered with area hotels to offer shelter for victims of Hurricane Harvey.

The decision was made in a split second with no thought of their own safety. The only thing that mattered to the Plano police officer was protecting the victim on this late June morning. He was stabbed in the line of duty yet able to save the victim.