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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.

1,300 Frito-Lay and PepsiCo volunteers, 6,000 hours of community service and 19 United Way locations across the metroplex.

Courtesy of Eisemann Center Eisemann Center Presents’ Family Theatre Series brings to the stage The Frog Bride featuring David Gonzalez, Storyteller Sunday, November 13 at 2:30 pm in the Hill Performance Hall at the Charles W. Eisemann Center.

“It’s about one moment. It’s about hitting the wall and having to make a choice… or take a stand… or turn around and go back. These are the stories and characters of today, the Songs for a New World.

Creekwood United Methodist Church is once again hosting a live nativity this December. Families across the DFW Metroplex will have the chance to experience the first Christmas in a setting reminiscent of the original event.

All images courtesy of SusieCakes | By Kevin Marple Frosted layer cakes, a seasonal featured crumble-topped fruit pie, cookies, fudgy brownies, seven layer bars and whoopie pies … Plano just got a little sweeter.

Pearachute has good news for local parents and local businesses alike.

Trick or Treat! It’s going to be a spectacular, spooky time at Frisco Square this Halloween.

On Sunday, November 20, the Plano Community Band will present their long-awaited fall concert: With a Little Help From Our Friends. The free concert will feature sections and soloists from the Plano East Senior High School Band.