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McKinney takes on New Orleans in a battle for the biggest BARKus! Krewe of Barkus Parade, that is. Historic Downtown McKinney will definitely be a colorful, fun time on Sunday, February 7.

As a “Brit abroad,” Theatre Britain is one of my very favorite things about Plano! This local theatre group do an outstanding job performing some of Britain’s best plays and they’re even remarkably talented at doing the accent—they almost make me fee

Thirty years into his career and Travis Tritt is still killin’ it.

Back in 2002, Karen and Dillman Moree had no clue their newborn baby girl would blossom into a poised, young lady by way of one particular interest.

An important citizenship workshop will be held at the Sockwell Center in Plano at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 30. Non-citizens can learn vital information on applying for U.S.

A HUGE congratulations is in order for one of Plano’s very own firefighters, John Barrett, who began work in Plano in 2008 and made a recognizable difference in 2010 that will carry through far into the future.

Here Peggy Consolver is the president of Plano Garden Club, a doting grandmother, and author of Shepherd, Potter, Spy—and the Star Namer , tells us about her recently published book.

The McKinney Police Department has announced that applications are open for their next Citizens Police Academy, which starts on Thursday, February 18, 2016.

The many tornadoes that disrupted and dismantled our lives on December 26, 2015 was the worst disaster caused by tornadoes North Texas has seen in 88 years.

On a recent stroll through Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve in Plano I noticed some rather unusual construction underway… it looked like they were building tree houses! Well now I know they weren’t building tree houses at all—work was underway on