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An exciting cultural arts project is underway in downtown Plano. The ArtCentre of Plano will relocate from their current space in the Victorian Olney Davis Home on 18th Street, to the historic Saigling Home on 902 E.

About a decade ago, we lived across the street from longtime Plano residents, the delightful Nancy and Gary Gamble. After we moved in, we quickly realized that their son and daughter-in-law, Travis and Karen, were members of our church.

I have always loved dogs, though because of work and other commitments I haven’t always had a dog myself. But I’ve still enjoyed friends’ pets, shows on the Animal Planet channel, and the annual Westminster Dog Show.

Well, we did it. We moved. During the last several years, we’ve sort of been suburban nomads. In 2006, we drastically downsized from a large home into a zero-lot-line house. Then, in 2013, we downsized again, super downsized.

Waiting in the lobby of an alternative programs school to interview an educator for a story, I heard the receptionist’s phone ring.

Last month, Michael Wiggins began his new post as senior vice president, administrator for Children’s Medical Center Plano.

Bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush and verbena bursting into bloom along the highways and byways in Richardson herald the arrival of the annual Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival, the largest music event in North Texas.

Hayes Carll is a Texas artist through and through, and a busy one at that. The singer-songwriter has a devoted fan base and has toured relentlessly both stateside and abroad, playing more than 200 shows a year.

The Heritage Farmstead Museum has a new program for seniors called “55+ Exceeding the Limits.” Presentations will be conducted the third Monday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon.

Mark your calendars now for the engaging exhibit “A Celebration of the American Bride: A look at the history and traditions of weddings.” It will be held during the week of June 2–7 at High Street Antique Mall in Plano.