Community

In Plano if you love to paint, you paint…whatever the weather! And that was precisely the case when local Plano artist Michael Holter hosted a recent painting workshop.

For hungry and homebound senior and disabled people in North Texas, a hand-delivered, daily hot meal can be critical for necessary nutrition and continued independent, fulfilling lives.

A seminar for the 14 th annual Children’s Health report Beyond ABC: Assessing the Well-Being of Children in Dallas County and the North Texas Corridor was recently held at the Communities Foundation of Texas.

Five years ago, 11-year-old Micah Pinson, who is a patient at the Scottish Rite Hospital for Children in Dallas, started a toy drive. Since then, his efforts have collected over 13,000 toys and games.

First Baptism In 1966, St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church was established by Bishop Thomas K. Gorman. Fifty years later, its church pews are filled with parishioners from diverse backgrounds who are strong in their faith and Catholic witness.

It’s hard to know the best course of action when it comes to senior related topics. There are so many options when it comes to housing, transportation, government benefits, care-giving, support, in-home assistance and even benefit counseling.

Junction 15, the multifamily project which has catalyzed the revitalization of downtown Plano, has been sold by Southern Land Company to Clarion Partners, LLC. Located in historic downtown Plano, Texas, Junction 15 is a five-story urban development.

Matthew Weyandt and Karl Weis Imagine, if you will, driving down Spring Creek Parkway between Oak Point Nature Preserve and Collin College, rounding a corner between the winding hills, and coming face to face with a line of medieval war machines laun

Go ahead, take your best shot . It just might be on the cover of Plano Profile magazine! Our “Spirit of Plano” photo contest will capture just that—the spirit of Plano.

Whether they’re used for pecan pie or as fancy salad garnish, pecans are a treat that can elevate any holiday dish. Although pecans can be rather pricey, those of us who live in Plano don’t necessarily have to spend a fortune to get our seasonal fix.