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More mosquitoes found with West Nile equals another spray. Update August 11, 2016: The City of Plano received confirmation of another West Nile Virus infected mosquito at 2400 Maverick Drive.

Ian and his coach Jayne Marshall Tara Lipinsky dominated the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics in 1998. She was the youngest individual Gold Medalist ever in Winter Games history, the accomplishment of a lifetime.

For the past eight years, Minnie’s Food Pantry has been one of Plano’s best efforts, distributing free healthy meals, including fresh meats to local families in need. However, on July 6, the walk-in freezer at Minnie’s Food Pantry broke.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a good book is even better when shared with a friend…and with tea and scones at a Jane Austen book club. Okay, so Jane Austen may not be for everyone (sad, but true).

Plano is proud of our beautiful downtown, and for good reason, since it was named in 2015 as one of the four best neighborhoods in the country.

Come support the 2016 Plano Battle Of The Badges. The Police and Fire Departments go head to head to see which side will collect the most donated blood and take home the coveted Battle of the Badges trophy.

Night Out on 15th attendees included (left to right): Lissa Smith, Jason Sayegh, Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, Phil Smith, Tracy LaRosiliere and Brenda Sayegh. Photo by Colbea Smith.

The Junior League of Collin County granted $10,000 to the Assistance Center of Collin County to support their Family Stabilization initiatives.

Dozens of North Texans, including artists, nonprofit workers and youth, spent their Memorial Day weekend at an art gallery titled “Art: A Language for Change” highlighting the plight of poverty.

There’s a reason the Shelby Car Show keeps coming back! What started as a community event for LegacyTexas Bank in Plano has grown into a summer spectacle of 250 cars for 2,000 onlookers.