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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.

My friend Olin recently received Plano’s most prestigious award and let me say right here at the beginning, it’s about time.

Wop ba-ba lu-mop and wop bam boom! The decade of the 1950’s came to life at the City House Blue Moon Gala, on Saturday, September 19.

On Thursday October 1st, Plano celebrated the start of the new month in the best possible way – with yet another accolade to add to the ever-expanding list.

Just one month after celebrating the opening of their new Plano location, BTH Bank is already giving back to the Plano community choosing to highlight the arts with an exhibit by Michael Holter.

Fall in Plano means football and football means pep rallies, but the rally held Wednesday, September 30 at John Paul II High School wasn’t to encourage and support their team, it was to thank an entire student body of 800 for an outstanding effort su