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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.

In a special moment for an incredible individual, Harold “Hal” Power, resident of The Legacy Willow Bend in Plano, was recently recognized by Congressman Sam Johnson at the 2015 Congressional Veteran Commendation Ceremony for the 3rd District of Texa

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Children’s Health is bringing a new institute to the ball game, and it’s sure to be a game changer.

Honor the courageous, celebrate the brave. Today, Veterans Day, November 11 we honor all those servicemen and women who served in United States Armed Forces.

Hear ye! Hear ye! We have an exciting baby announcement for you! The new owners of Plano Profile magazine are expecting a baby! New owners? In case you missed the announcements in our most recent print editions, Plano Profile magazine has new owners—

Plano individuals and organizations that have made significant and lasting contributions to the arts were honored at the ArtCentre of Plano’s For the Love of Art event Saturday, October 24.

Now celebrating its 33rd year in print, and with new, young and energetic owners, Plano Profile magazine is undergoing a little bit of a revamp—and we invite YOU to get involved! Just married? New parent or grandparent? Big promotion? Newly graduated