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Many residents from all over the Plano area come to the Deerfield neighborhood every year to gaze upon the elaborate decorations and multitudes of Christmas lights. One can’t walk through Deerfield and not feel the holiday spirit.

“It’s always a rush to see a column of smoke or, at night, a red glow, when you’ve been dispatched to a fire.” – Jennifer Maxwell Meet Plano’s first female firefighter.

Happy holidays! It’s officially the most wonderful time of the year, a season to celebrate family, giving and the good things in life.

With a career in politics that spans more than three decades, Florence Shapiro has witnessed firsthand the progression of women in public office.

Decorating my home always puts me in the mood for holiday cheer! It doesn’t have to take much to set the tone and bring on the spirit of the season no matter your level of decorative skill.

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.