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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

Every year, more than 4,500 children are reported as victims of abuse or neglect in Collin County.

There’s nothing like good German beer and bratwursts to scare the rain away. On Sunday, October 25, Steinfest brought downtown Plano alive with the traditional German festival of Oktoberfest.

Last Saturday October 17th, the City of Plano opened this year’s Halloween festivities with the Haunt Jaunt, 5K and 1-Mile Halloween-themed run at Oak Point Park.

Members of the 1965 Plano High School varsity football team will be featured and celebrated as the team commemorates fifty years.

Leadership Plano Class 33, “the BEST class,” as is the traditional claim, met early on the morning of September 19 at the Plano Chamber of Commerce to begin a journey of discovery about their city and themselves.

Ten years ago I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, a 25 year-old, non-smoker, non-drinker having no family history of thyroid disease.

UPDATE – 11.10.15 A citizens’ group submitted petitions today to the city secretary calling for a referendum to repeal the Plano Tomorrow Plan.

Families filled the grounds of the Heritage Farmstead Museum Saturday, October 10 to take a step back in time.

For a military man, one of the most pivotal points in their lives is when they decide to re-enlist or start fresh with a new career path. That’s exactly the dilemma Jason Klima was in.