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Jacquelyn Burrer
Jacquelyn Burrer
Jacquelyn is a government reporter covering the Plano and Prosper areas for Community Impact. She joined the publication in June 2025 after earning degrees in history and journalism from Texas State University. Before her current role, Jacquelyn was the Austin metro intern for Community Impact in spring 2025 and has also written for The Well News and The University Star. When she's not reporting, she enjoys reading and exploring new coffee shops.
Latest from Jacquelyn Burrer
People smiling while cutting a ribbon
L&T Technology Services launches engineering center in Plano
Parker Plaza West is located at 2109 W. Parker Road in Plano. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
Plano OKs $300K grant for local retail center upgrades
First Street and Legacy Drive are some of several road projects underway in Prosper and Celina. (Courtesy town of Prosper)
Prosper OKs traffic signal at First Street and Legacy Drive
Road construction sign
Plano approves $1.6M contract for Coit Road improvements
zoning change sign in an empty field
Prosper commission to consider zoning change for 374-acre home development
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Tom Thumb to close east Plano location this summer
cars driving on road near haggard farms
Plano commission OKs housing projects at Haggard Farms site
Construction work is underway to widen a portion of US 380 in Denton County as part of a project by the Texas Department of Transportation. (Shelbie Hamilton/Community Impact)
Lane closures on US 380 in Frisco, Prosper
Casa Mama's south Plano location will be relocating to 2001 W. Spring Creek Parkway. (Courtesy Casa Mama)
Casa Mama's south Plano location to close for relocation
Shinola's storefront in downtown Plano is set to close on June 21. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
Shinola to close downtown Plano location
fire engine
Prosper taps billing firm to reclaim fire response costs
traffic cones
Prosper readies for FM 1461 expansion with $4M utility project
Hands pouring beer into a cup
Father’s Day roundup: Check out 9 events to attend in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Barnes & Noble to close Plano bookstore
In the Georgetown area, a number of special district proposals are being reviewed by city staff and elected officials. The districts could make way for new developments near or in city limits.
Developers use special districts to build in Georgetown
vapes in backpack
San Marcos, Hays CISDs report rise in alternative school placements after pandemic, vaping law
I-35 and SH 123
San Marcos traffic accidents increase as construction on I-35 comes to a close
Bastrop Convention & Exhibit Center
Bastrop to host regional job fair April 30
Forever 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time and will begin closing its stores. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
8 trending business stories: Forever 21 shutters stores, Trader Joe’s expands in San Antonio
At its April 8 meeting, Bastrop City Council approved a planned mixed-use community at the intersection of SH 304 and Lower Red Rock Road. (Amanda Cutshall/Community Impact)
Bastrop City Council approves development agreement for 290-acre housing project