Frisco expands trails system as demand increases
Some of Frisco’s most popular trails will soon get expansions to improve their connectivity throughout the city and the region.
Denton County officials confirm COVID-19-related death of Frisco woman
“We will be praying for this woman and her loved ones,” Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney said in a statement.
Frisco’s colleges look toward fall restart
Collin College and the University of North Texas at Frisco will offer face-to-face, online and hybrid class options this fall.
SweetStop bakery holds grand opening in Richardson and more DFW-area news
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Frisco reports 255 active cases of COVID-19; hospitalizations decrease in Collin, Denton counties
On Aug. 5, Frisco reached its highest active case count of COVID-19 since the virus arrived to the city in March.
Legacy Christian Academy, Leadership Prep School plan return to in-person classes in Frisco
Legacy Christian Academy is slated to begin in-person instruction on Aug. 13, while classes at Leadership Prep School are slated to start Aug. 19.
Good Vibes Bar & Grill coming to Richardson, Red Zeppelin Records now open in McKinney: News from DFW
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CAMPUS BREAKDOWN: Over half of Frisco ISD students committed to virtual learning in fall
Among all options, commitment to Virtual Academy saw the greatest increase since the first selection window as compared to face-to-face learning. See where your Frisco ISD campus stands.
State legislators seek removal of Confederate monuments at Texas Capitol
The decision may ultimately lie with Gov. Greg Abbott and the rest of the State Preservation Board, which last year authorized the removal of a plaque in the Capitol that said slavery was not an underlying cause of the Confederate rebellion.
The Behavior Exchange preps children with autism for social environments
“As an essential service provider, we’re committed to remaining a beacon of hope in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Adam Cline, clinical director at The Behavior Exchange.
Frisco City Council approves name change for portion of Rockhill Parkway
Frisco City Council voted in favor of renaming a portion of Rockhill Parkway to PGA Parkway during its regular meeting Aug. 4.
Sonic Drive-In opens in McKinney, Koto Hibachi and Sushi now serving diners in Frisco: News from DFW
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Whataburger to celebrate 70th anniversary, unveil food truck, expand into 3 states
Nine more new Whataburger locations are planned by year's end, and 35 new restaurants are proposed for 2021.
Painted Tree Marketplace now highlighting local shop owners, artisans, craftspeople in Frisco
The community of shoppes offers a variety of gifts, decor, fashion items, soaps and candles available for purchase.
Judge dismisses suit against Frisco ISD over alleged Voting Rights Act violations
A U.S. district judge dismissed a lawsuit against Frisco ISD that claimed its at-large voting system prevents minority candidates from getting elected to the board of trustees.
U.S. Census Bureau to halt counting operation a month earlier than expected
The self-response deadline has moved up to Sept. 30.
Whataburger coming to Northeast Fort Worth, upcoming events in Frisco: News from DFW
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Koto Hibachi and Sushi now serving Japanese cuisine in Frisco
The restaurant, which offers authentic Japanese cuisine, opened July 15.
Report: With boost in e-commerce, Texas sales tax receipts increased 4.3% in July
The loss of extra unemployment support could send numbers back down, however.
Jinbeh keeps the focus on family at Lewisville, Frisco and Las Colinas restaurants
Because Jinbeh is a family-owned business, many members of the staff have become like family to owner Aya Matsuda over the years.
TO-DO LIST: Mark your calendars for these upcoming events in Frisco
Here's a list of some upcoming events taking place in Frisco and online over the next several weeks.
Texas State Teachers Association demands TEA prohibit in-person classes until Sept. 8
The statement was released after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton earlier this week said that local districts have the sole authority to close schools due to the ongoing pandemic.
Cookie Society opens in Frisco, Grapevine boutique marks first anniversary: News from DFW
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The Stix Icehouse coming to McKinney, Plano apartments to have grassy setback: Most popular news from DFW
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Free COVID-19 saliva testing site to open at Dr Pepper Ballpark in Frisco
The saliva tests will be offered to all residents of North Texas, regardless of county or city of residence, though pre-registration is required.