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North Texas Food Bank is set to move to Plano this summer.

Friday June 1 is National Gun Violence Awareness Day and this weekend 21 events will take place in cities across Texas as part of the national Wear Orange campaign involving dozens of influencers, corporations, mayors, partner organizations and a ser

I thought I had a lot of important things to do Saturday. I had already caught up on some paperwork at my internal medicine practice, took my son to baseball practice, and picked my daughter up from gymnastics.

Outside Minnie’s Resale Boutique Minnie’s Food Pantry is one of the best things about Plano, a local effort founded by Cheryl “Action” Jackson to feed hungry people in Plano.

Thanks to soaring demand from new corporate residents such as Toyota and Liberty Mutual Insurance, the Plano real estate market is hot, red hot.

Photo by Stephanie Tann On a pleasant Thursday afternoon in May, TreeHouse Plano filled with the excited chatter of the public, young and old, trying on jewelry, sipping a complimentary glass of wine, and perusing the talent of Plano’s many small bus

Burgundy, Balsamic Beef Tenderloin served with Bubble & Squeak Chef Darren McGrady once cooked for Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer and Princess Diana—all at once.

Taking Barack O’Llama for a walk with ShangriLlama at Bob Woodruff Park, Plano. Are you looking for a new adventure? No prob-llama, I’ve got the perfect idea: a llama walk through Plano.

Joshua Noskin didn’t finish college. Instead, he founded a luxury jewelry line for men. Asleep in his dorm room at Virginia Tech, Joshua Noskin, a 22-year-old Industrial Design major, had a dream that would change his life.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death for young people in Texas. Why is our community failing to help these vulnerable teens and young adults? After her boyfriend killed himself, Katelyn* didn’t go back to Plano Senior High School for weeks.