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Frisco chamber to host State of the City, Crayola Experience reopens in Plano: Business, community news from DFW
Frisco chamber to host State of the City, Crayola Experience reopens in Plano: Business, community news from DFW
Little Rome opens this week in Plano
Owner of Plano's Bavarian Grill fights to keep 27-year business afloat
Vitality Bowls opens new location in Plano
Frisco Freedom Fest canceled except for fireworks and more: Business and community news from DFW
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Owner Kevin Ady first opened Storied Roots in April 2019. (William C. Wadsack/Community Impact Newspaper)
Indonesian furniture store to reopen, Plano Balloon Festival canceled and more: 12 news and community updates from DFW
The restaurant took steps to save money by catering to changing demands of their customers. Staff first offered survivor-style kits and then transitioned to cooked meals that were popular for to-go orders. (Courtesy Haywire)
Haywire, Front Burner restaurants regaining footing as restrictions loosen
Gov. Greg Abbott is waiving the late fee for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license and permit renewals that have lapsed since March 13, according to a May 20. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Gov. Abbott removes late-fee barrier for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license, permit renewal
The tea store offers 24 flavors of iced tea, including sweetened and unsweetened options. (Courtesy HTeaO)
HTeaO in Plano set to open May 15
Dosa dishes are Sankalp's signature items, according to restaurant partner Prakruti Modi. (Courtesy Sankalp: The Taste of India)
Sankalp navigates being a newly opened restaurant in Plano during coronavirus pandemic
At Plano's Blue Goose Cantina, all food is packaged as to-go. People can then decide whether or not to eat at the spaced-out tables inside or outside. The restaurant is still unsure of what a process for reservations inside may look like, management said. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Gallery: Some residents return to Plano restaurants, retailers as businesses gradually reopen
Texas restaurants have not been permitted to offer dine-in services since mid-March but could start again beginning May 1. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
43.39% of restaurant owners choosing to reopen dine-in service May 1, Texas Restaurant Association survey shows
Noreen Choudhury, a volunteer with In-Fretta, gathers meals for a family outside of Allen Community Outreach. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
GALLERY: Groups across Collin County work together to provide meals, dental kits, testing coupons
With Texas restaurants facing 688,000 layoffs between the end of February and the end of April, Texas Restaurant Association President and CEO Emily Williams Knight said a phased reopening approach for dining rooms is the start of a path towards recovery. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Texas Restaurant Association president: Phased opening approach is responsible way forward
Although Texas restaurants will begin to open May 1, to-go alcohol sales will be allowed to continue, according to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. (Courtesy Pexels)
Gov. Greg Abbott: Alcohol to-go sales in Texas to continue beyond May 1, could last 'forever'
Owner of In-Fretta Pizza Ram Mehta (left) started the #EveryoneEatz movement after promising his mother that no one would leave his restaurant hungry. (Courtesy J McClure Photography)
Plano restaurant and Richardson grocer team up to provide free meals, masks and COVID-19 tests at May 1 event
Tiff's Treats announced that it will begin offering warm meals from Freebirds as part of its delivery service in a release April 23. (Courtesy Tiff's Treats)
Tiff's Treats begins offering meal delivery in Plano
Local restaurants like Fork and Fire are among those are facing new challenges amid coronavirus orders. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Restaurants in Plano share concerns, innovations amid coronavirus effects
Plano businesses are coping with lower foot traffic as public health officials urge residents to avoid crowds and distance themselves from other people to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Interactive map: Learn what some Plano restaurants are doing to stay open amid coronavirus restrictions
Plano City Council approved restrictions to dine-in services at restaurants as well as closures of gyms, movie theaters and bars in an effort to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. (Courtesy city of Plano)
Plano to ban restaurant dine-in services amid closures of bars, movie theaters, gyms as city responds to coronavirus
Plano businesses are coping with lower foot traffic as public health officials urge residents to avoid crowds and distance themselves from other people to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. (Leanne Libby/Community Impact Newspaper)
Business updates: Restaurants, shops offering delivery, to-go and curbside services in Plano