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One in every 4 children (or 289,000) in North Texas are food insecure. Primrose kindergartners are helping to fix that.

Plano’s most famous police officer is without a doubt Arthur Parker, fondly known as “OP” in the community. He was named Plano Police Department’s 2015 Officer of the Year last May.

Two stray dogs, who are potentially responsible for biting 7 residents, have been spotted roaming the streets of Plano, according to Plano Animal Services director Jamey Cantrell in an advisory message sent to Plano Profile this morning.

Highland Park Village’s Local is a seasonal neighborhood market that celebrates all things good with a long list of some of DFW’s best vendors selling farm-sourced produce, artisan goods and more.

It’s nearly time for Downtown Plano’s favorite holiday event: Dickens in Historic Downtown Plano! On December 2, Plano Parks and Rec will launch one of the most festive and fun events of the year, beginning with the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.

First Class Seating of an already built high-speed train, photo courtesy of Texas Central. Imagine you’re taking a quick trip to Houston from Plano.

On December 10, 16 and 17, hundreds of families will bundle up and experience Holidays at the Heard, the most unique holiday event in North Texas . Holidays at the Heard brings the beauty of the holiday season into nature.

Rover Dramawerks and AmeriStage Players team up to bring to life this the beloved story of George Bailey as a live 1940s radio broadcast. A live radio play tells a story but with a clever twist: The story is staged as a live radio broadcast.

Treat yourself to an old-time musical experience with Beverly Smith and John Grimm at 7:30 p.m. Friday, November 18, at the Allen Public Library. Award-winning musicians, this duo travels the world playing the music of the southern Appalachians.

Meals on Wheels Collin County announced that Marzella Tyson M.P.H., has accepted the position of Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director effective November 1.