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Plano is one of just two cities in Texas to earn a 4-STAR Community Rating for Sustainability. Austin is the other. The designation was earned after a lengthy process measured 44 objectives falling within seven categories.

This month we celebrate America’s Independence Day and honor those who have stood in harm’s way to defend our country, our values, and our freedoms.

“When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal stations to which the Laws of Nature an

“Are you crying? There’s no crying in baseball!” Tom Hank’s character in A League of Their Own admonished a player on his all-girls team.

It was purely by chance we discovered our favorite oak tree to be hollow. We had summoned the tree guy to dispose of a pine tree that had succumbed to a spring storm.

William was born in Malawi, a former British colony in Southeastern Africa. He, his parents and siblings lived on a maize and tobacco farm. Malawi’s stable economy is agricultural and successful, and the family’s farm did well.

Josh Floren, has been named president of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano. He had served as interim president since January.

The international DAISY Award recognizes the extraordinary compassion, outstanding clinical skills, and personalized care exhibited by nurses each day.

The deadline to submit your application for Leadership Plano is Monday, June 15 at 5 p.m.

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.