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Olivia Lueckemeyer
Olivia Lueckemeyer
Olivia Lueckemeyer graduated in 2013 from Loyola University New Orleans with a degree in journalism. She joined Community Impact Newspaper in October 2016 as reporter for the Southwest Austin edition before her promotion to editor in March 2017. In July 2018 she returned home to the Dallas area and became editor of the Richardson edition.
Latest from Olivia Lueckemeyer
Little Greek Fresh Grill food.
Best of 2021: Bigdash, Pineda's Mexican Cuisine and more dining features from Richardson
Carnivorous plants.
Best of 2021: Texas Triffid Ranch, Promenade Clocks and more business features from Richardson
OMGelato treats.
Best of 2021: 12 dining features from Plano
Maverick Awards customizes a product.
Best of 2021: 12 business features from Plano
Wings from Wing Daddy’s Sauce House.
Wing Daddy’s Sauce House in Plano offers 23 homemade sauces
Demographics for Lewisville, Flower Mound and HIghland Village
Latest census data shows diversity on the rise in Lewisville, Flower Mound and Highland Village
mobile food pantry
Network of Community Ministries launches second mobile food pantry
Volunteer Kathleen Cherry helps stock the freezers at Network of Community Ministries' food pantry. (Olivia Lueckemeyer/Community Impact Newspaper)
Richardson nonprofits grapple with volunteer shortages ahead of busy holiday season
hot chicken
Here are 5 restaurants that have recently opened in Plano
The chain from Local Favorite Restaurants specializes in customizable burgers that feature half-pound beef patties with toppings made in-house. (Courtesy Twisted Root Burger Co.)
Twisted Root Burger Co. opens new location in downtown Plano
Jordan Tomenga as Scrooge
Family-run Repertory Company Theatre brings 35 years of performances to Richardson
The lease for CBRE’s Richardson facility was announced last year. The company took over an existing building at 2375 N. Glenville Drive. (Olivia Lueckemeyer/Community Impact Newspaper)
CBRE operations hub to bring more than 500 new jobs in Richardson
Mo' Bettahs serves staples of Hawaiian cuisine, such as Kalua pig, which is made with slow-roasted pork. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Hawaiian-style eatery Mo' Bettahs pushes Plano opening to late January
The First Baptist Church of Plano can be traced back to 1852 with the founding of Spring Creek Baptist Church. (Erick Pirayesh/Community Impact Newspaper)
First Baptist Church of Plano now holding services at new location
The restaurant offers a variety of traditional Tex-Mex dishes, 64-ounce margaritas, daily happy hour deals and anytime breakfast tacos. (Courtesy Taco Joint)
Taco Joint postpones Plano opening until early 2022
The Plano-based nonprofit aims to meet the community’s most pressing needs through advocacy, wellness, job readiness and educational programming. (Courtesy Local Good Center)
Community nonprofit Local Good Center opens headquarters in Plano
From left, the Rocher and the Azzurro are two suggested combinations. (Olivia Lueckemeyer/Community Impact Newspaper)
Unique liquid nitrogen process at the heart of OMGelato in Plano
The business offers corrective treatments such as facials, hydrafacials, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, light therapy, acne treatments and skin rejuvenation. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Gorgeous Glow Skin Center in Plano relocates to new suite in same building
The boutique offers affordable and trendy clothes and accessories for women as well as home decor and gifts. (Courtesy Griffin & Grace)
Plano boutique Griffin & Grace prepares to move to larger suite in same shopping center
Popular menu items include lamb chops, fried seafood, fried chicken and pasta. (Courtesy The Bells Sweet Factory)
The Bells Sweet Factory now serving New Orleans cuisine in Plano