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What : Hunger Bugs Me! Book Reading When : Nov 13, 2021, at 10 AM Where : NTFB Perot Family Campus - 3677 Mapleshade Lane, Plano, TX Admission : Tickets are FREE, but you must have one ticket for every child in your party to attend! The North Texas F

2020 and 2021 have been rough years for Collin College , which continues to endure controversies about everything from free speech to racism to its pandemic response, earning national media attention from commercial and academic presses.

The leading nonprofit in North Texas providing free emotional and social support to cancer patients and their families will offer a live webinar titled “Everything Women Should Know About Breast Cancer.”

On August 10, a day before students across Collin County went back to school, an Allen ISD protest occurred.

A drive-by parade in Plano, on July 26, celebrated more than 80 teens who participated in the Plano Mayor’s Summer Internship Program.

Last year, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools and museums to close, the Perot Museum’s educators spent the summer in focus groups with 30 school district representatives trying to figure out how best to help children struggling with virtual le

Following the death of George Floyd this past summer, many people are discussing police reform and racial profiling.

When Summer Smith finally got six minutes to speak to the Plano ISD school board, she had waited a month to do it. Her son, SeMarion Humphrey, waited for her on a bench outside.

When Summer Smith, the mother of SeMarion Humphrey, posted on Facebook videos of her son being horrifically bullied by his Plano middle school classmates, it was because she felt the district had not heard her.