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Plano ISD board of trustees Place 1 candidates Shafik Ben Guesmia, Lauren Tyra and Semida Voicu answered questions about their goals. (Community Impact staff)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:37 PM Mar 8, 2021 CST
Election Q&A: Candidates for Plano ISD Place 1
Learn more about the candidates running for Plano City Council Place 4 ahead of the May 1 election. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
3:56 PM Mar 5, 2021 CST
Election Q&A: Candidates for Plano City Council Place 4
Developers revitalizing the former Collin Creek Mall will begin residential construction on the site in the coming months. This is one of several renewal projects happening in the vicinity of US 75. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:00 AM Mar 2, 2021 CST
Development projects near US 75 in Plano pick up speed
Voters are encouraged to keep a 6-foot distance from one another, causing lines to stretch farther than they typically would with the same amount of people. (Makenzie Plusnick/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
10:00 AM Oct 16, 2020 CDT
Collin County officials focus on conducting safe election amid high voter turnout
Wait times were around 30 minutes at Plano's Davis Library following the first wave of voters in the morning of Oct. 13. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
9:36 PM Oct 13, 2020 CDT
Updated: More than 11,000 voters turn out to polls in Plano for first day of early voting
Here are some things to look out for this October and on the Nov. 3 Election Day. (Chase Autin/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
6:47 PM Oct 5, 2020 CDT
How North Texans can prepare for voting this election season
District officials said they believe a hybrid approach is needed for the high school and senior high school students who have opted to return to classrooms later in the year. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Dallas - Fort Worth
11:23 AM Aug 5, 2020 CDT
Plano ISD revives hybrid learning model for some high schoolers as district gears for remote start
Jinbeh offers hibachi and sushi at its restaurants, all prepared fresh and, in the case of hibachi, in person. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
2:31 PM Aug 3, 2020 CDT
Jinbeh keeps the focus on family at Lewisville, Frisco and Las Colinas restaurants
pencils and notebook
Dallas - Fort Worth
9:28 PM Jul 8, 2020 CDT
Lewisville ISD shares plans for in-person and virtual learning for 2020-21 school year
Roughly 350 people marched June 2 from Lewisville High School to Wayne Ferguson Plaza in downtown Lewisville. (Courtesy DaShantanaya Lee/Photo by Adonis Carcamo of Pombomb Media)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:14 PM Jul 7, 2020 CDT
Activists continue the dialogue on police reform in Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village
Peaceful protesters marched June 7 through the streets of downtown Plano to protest prominent instances across the country of police violence against black people. (Daniel Houston/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:00 AM Jun 8, 2020 CDT
Thousands march through downtown Plano to protest for police reform, call for racial equality
Those who give blood through May 31 will receive a t-shirt by mail while supplies last. For the month of June, donators will receive a $5 Amazon gift card through email, courtesy Amazon, according to American Red Cross. (Courtesy American Red Cross)
Dallas - Fort Worth
4:35 PM May 29, 2020 CDT
Red Cross offers incentives for blood donations in Dallas-Fort Worth area
The North Texas Giving Tuesday Now campaign will support organizations like The Storehouse of Collin County, which feeds people in need. (Courtesy The Storehouse of Collin County)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:39 PM Apr 24, 2020 CDT
North Texas Giving Day joins Giving Tuesday Now campaign to support organizations hurt by coronavirus pandemic
Some home sellers in Plano took their houses off the market as coronavirus restrictions continued to affect the local economy. (Daniel Houston/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
9:42 AM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
Home sellers in Plano take wait-and-see approach as coronavirus restricts market inventory
Highland Village City Council decided at an April 14 meeting to move forward with a modified community build schedule for Kids Kastle, though officials acknowledged the plan remains fluid as the COVID-19 outbreak continues. (Brian Pardue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
3:23 PM Apr 15, 2020 CDT
Highland Village City Council plans for modified Kids Kastle community build schedule
As schools remain closed through at least early May in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and as stresses increase in families grappling with health concerns and financial hardships, local child advocates fear that abuse may go unnoticed and unreported. (Courtesy Children's Advocacy Center for Denton County)
Dallas - Fort Worth
7:31 PM Apr 2, 2020 CDT
Denton County child advocates worry abuse may go unnoticed, unreported amid COVID-19 restrictions
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NexGen Fitness is focused on reaching client goals through private training and fully-customized workouts
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The Health Museum presents interactive learning experiences, including new AI exhibit
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Austin Spine’s Dr. Ivan Cheng using latest techniques to treat all spinal pathologies
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4:45 PM
UTMB drives the field of urology to meet women’s health care needs
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8:35 PM
Rescue Air Heating and Cooling adds new plumbing services to meet customer demand
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New Braunfels Downtown Association plays role of caretaker for the city’s culture, heritage
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Hendrick Scholarship Foundation provides comprehensive support for Plano ISD at-risk graduates
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9:25 AM
Frisco software company building a great place to work
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Serving the community a key employee benefit and part of Text-Em-All’s purpose
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Attendance numbers across three area school districts, along with state figures, showed attendance took a fall during the 2021-22 school year. (Jesus Verastegui/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
6:00 AM
Pearland ISD aims to correct declining student attendance numbers caused by pandemic
A red brick building with green-glass windows, two trees in front. (The Alan B. Sadler Commissioners Court building in Conroe)
Houston
12:34 PM
Montgomery County approves proposed 2022 tax rate exceeding no-new-revenue rate
The teacher salary increases were part of a five-year strategic plan House released in February, and future increases are anticipated to keep the district competitive, which will necessitate a new approach to budgeting, district officials said. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
8:00 AM
Houston ISD ups teacher pay in 2022-23 budget, confronts structural deficit
Houston
12:50 PM
West University Place lays out facility upgrades in new plan
Hill Country Village officials are mulling a bond election as soon as this November to determine how best to address issues at the town's 42-year-old municipal complex at 116 Aspen Lane. (Courtesy Google Streets)
San Antonio
5:16 PM
Hill Country Village to hold town halls about potential bond election
City officials, candidates and housing activists gathered in Mueller July 21 for a rally in support of the bond proposal. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
4:30 PM
Groups rally for $300M housing bond proposal; city projects tax rate increase
After less than a year on Montgomery City Council, Byron Sanford was elected the city’s new mayor on May 7. (Peyton MacKenzie/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
3:45 PM
Meet Montgomery's new mayor, Byron Sanford
(Jennifer Schaefer/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
10:55 AM
Neighbors say acreage, independence part of The Homestead’s lure
Enrollment for Round Rock ISD's pilot program allowing students who do not live within the district's boundaries to attend certain schools will remain open through July 31. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
10:00 AM
Round Rock ISD enrollment for out-of-district students open through July 31
Assembly Park.
Dallas - Fort Worth
3:30 AM
Mixed-use developments look to transform Plano’s landscape