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Fehmi Karahan. All photography by Alyssa Vincent Fehmi Karahan is the master developer of Legacy West, Plano’s hot, new mixed-use development.

This Valentine’s Day, whether you’re celebrating love with a special date or toasting to the single life, enjoy these specialty cocktails.

Three months in America Hassan arrived in Texas on a hot May afternoon. It had been a long journey: 15 years growing up in Myanmar—Hassan uses Burma—followed by 17 in Malaysia, all to finally settle in Plano.

In recent months we witnessed an exponentially growing torrent of sexual abuse and sexual harassment reports and allegations. Amid this growing trend, questions about why the victims waited so long are only obvious.

I remember her eyeliner. I was thirteen and she was a friend of my mom’s, picking me up on a summery afternoon so I could babysit her two young boys. It was the last time we were ever in a car together. “Do you like music?” she asked.

The main theater of the PISD Fine Arts Center; All images courtesy of Wills + Perkins / BORA Plano Independent School District has revealed initial plans for their new Fine Arts Center scheduled to be open by 2020.

Photos by Alyssa Vincent Walking with Roger Staubach through the sleek Cowboys’ world headquarters at The Star in Frisco, it’s impossible to ignore the wide eyes and goofy grins of employees and unsuspecting visitors alike.

Photography courtesy of CORGAN When Toyota North America decided to build their new corporate headquarters in Plano, the aim wasn’t a new campus—it was a new company culture Twelve acres of glass, 142,500 yards of concrete and 1,200 tons of Texas lim

Thirty years ago, Carlos Sarabia came to the United States with a dream. He lived to see it come to fruition and has retired a millionaire. Photo by Cori Baker Like many immigrants, Carlos moved here looking for better opportunity.

Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere is busy changing the landscape of Plano.