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According to the Jim Utley Foundation, “The simple, ‘don’t do drugs,’ talks of the past no longer work.” Which is why the foundation is working to educate children of all ages and their parents about the dangers of drugs.

When life throws a 5k/1k at you, what do you do? You run, walk, skip, dance, crawl through it.

Fall in Plano means football and football means pep rallies, but the rally held Wednesday, September 30 at John Paul II High School wasn’t to encourage and support their team, it was to thank an entire student body of 800 for an outstanding effort su

This is a great activity for your little one, something fun to do for Halloween which is also educational and may even spark a new found love for music! The Plano Symphony Orchestra performs its Spooky Symphony on October 25 at the Eisemann Center in

If you love original art, you need to attend the ArtCentre of Plano’s annual party, For the Love of Art.

For Mary Martha Stinnett, her work as development director at the Brain Injury Network of Dallas (BIND) is more than just a job. She is also the caregiver for her husband, Ed, who is the survivor of an incident that caused traumatic brain injury.

How adorable are these American Girl fashionistas! From their hair updo and beret, to dress prints and patterns, models Lainey Harris and Morgan Ferris are the very essence of Grace, the 2015 American Girl Doll of the year.

There are over 90 singers in the Plano Civic Chorus, and they must all audition because the music they perform is challenging and of the highest caliber.

When the Samaritan Inn was founded in 1984, it was a 10-bed emergency shelter for men. Now it is a 160-bed comprehensive homeless program for men, women, and families, plus a 20-unit transitional housing program called Gateway Apartments.

For Larry and Denise Pollis of Plano, volunteering is not something they have to make time for, it is something that is integrated into their everyday life. Education and volunteerism are very important to the couple, said Denise.