News

Close-up of a blood-fiilled mosquito Summertime is quickly approaching, which means mosquito season is too. The City of Plano Environmental Health Department is already on their mosquito A-game.

Just before the “summer slump” when Carter BloodCare receives less donations during the June, July and August months, Plano East Senior High School (PESH) is hosting a blood drive this Friday, April 29 from 8 a.m–4:30 p.m.

Time travel without zombies or vampires? Science fiction and Christian values are sometimes considered at odds, but a growing number of readers today choose entertainment options in which language and situations align with their beliefs.

Update 5/20/2016: Night Out on 15th has been postponed until Sunday, June 5 due to rain in the forecast this Sunday. Apologies for any inconvenience. Good news! There are still open spots, buy your tickets here.

Who owns a color? Prince. The legendary American artist unfortunately passed away recently and Studio Movie Grill in Plano is holding a night in his honor – this Thursday.

For the second year, Rover Dramawerks is pleased to partner with the playwrights’ group 365 Women a Year to present a festival of plays by women, about women, for everyone.

Multi-award winning author, Jan Sikes, who is from Allen, Texas has just released another book.

Like I said – @LeeAnneLocken is a Class Act. #RHOD pic.twitter.

Celebrate season 10 for the nonprofit Children’s Chorus of Collin County as they present “How Can I Keep From Singing?” 7 p.m., May 9 at the Eisemann Center.

As Texas, and indeed Plano, becomes increasingly popular with transplants from all over the country and the world, event1013 in Downtown Plano is seeing a steady increase in weddings from “out-of-towners.