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Downtown Plano is getting a cozy new addition: XO Coffee Company, LLC. It’s been in the works for a while now and we’re dying to try it out! They call themselves “home away from home,” and are all about four things: Coffee, tea, food and friends.

The McKinney National Airport will begin the process to update the master plan study that aims to produce an efficient and environmentally conscious development plan to sustain healthy growth and service at the airport during the next 20 years.

As a former Fourteen Eighteen Coffeehouse employee, I was a little sad, but also excited to learn that Fourteen Eighteen has come under new ownership and has been given a new purpose beyond serving awesome coffee.

Boo! Have a spooky night out in Downtown McKinney on Halloween as City of McKinney and McKinney Main Street present: Scare on the Square. The City of McKinney promises treats, not tricks, such as a concert performance by Rockin with Rhett.

See “a language of my own,” a stunning new photography exhibit in the ArtCentre of Plano by local artist Gaby Pruitt. She has a keen interest in visual linguistics in her daily life and her work showcases tender moments of everyday beauty.

Once again, the City of Excellence has been nationally recognized: SmartAsset ran the numbers on 93 of the biggest cities in the country and judged Plano as the 3rd most livable city in the country! This ranking is based on six factors: Population de

Next summer, venture out on a once-in-a-lifetime journey with Legendary Chef and Founding Father of Southwestern Cuisine Stephan Pyles and American cheese making Pioneer and Founder of Dallas’ Mozzarella Company Paula Lambert through Italy onboard th

Plano Metropolitan Ballet (PMB), funded in part by the City of Plano, will enthrall audiences of all ages with an original production, The Jungle Book. The story opens as animals dance in the jungle.

Fall has brought chillier weather–not much chillier, since this is Texas–and the November issue of Plano Profile ! In honor of Veterans Day, we profiled several local veterans, from congressmen to crossing guards.

The American Planning Association’s pilot program recognizes comprehensive plans that integrate sustainability elements.