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Nearly 4,000 Frisco businesses received potentially forgivable loans through the federal Paycheck Protection Program. (Courtesy Pexels)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:00 AM Jul 28, 2020 CDT
INTERACTIVE: PPP loans allow Frisco businesses to retain nearly 35,000 jobs
With just three months of housing inventory available, local Frisco Realtor Meredith Held, with RE/MAX DFW Associates, said the city is a seller's market at all price points. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
10:10 AM Jul 10, 2020 CDT
Frisco's growth remains driver for housing market
City, community and religious leaders made up a six-person panel at a Frisco town hall on race relations and policing June 15. (Courtesy city of Frisco)
Dallas - Fort Worth
6:32 PM Jun 16, 2020 CDT
Community leaders talk next steps for more diversity, inclusion in Frisco at town hall
The Al Ruschhaupt splash pad in McKinney has reopened for the season. (Courtesy McKinney Parks & Recreation Department)
Dallas - Fort Worth
7:00 AM Jun 7, 2020 CDT
Splash pads reopen in McKinney and other DFW business and community news
Tuesday Morning plans to close 230 of its 687 stores in a phased approach. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
2:04 PM May 28, 2020 CDT
Development news and other top stories from this week in DFW
Keurig Dr Pepper's headquarters at The Star is still projected to finish next year. (Elizabeth Ucles/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:04 PM May 26, 2020 CDT
Major real estate projects in Frisco well-positioned for future
The city of Keller’s first hotel, a Hampton Inn & Suites, is expected to open May 28. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:02 PM May 26, 2020 CDT
New hotel and small-business grants: News from the DFW area
Dallas - Fort Worth
7:35 PM Apr 16, 2020 CDT
Frisco real estate market saw drop in new listings, rise in sales price in March
Tulla Patisserie & Cafe offers artisan breads, pastries and an assortment of coffees. (Elizabeth Ucles/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:30 PM Mar 18, 2020 CDT
Local businesses work to keep their doors open in Frisco amid coronavirus fears
Collin College officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the school’s new Farmersville campus in December. It is set to open in fall 2021. (Courtesy Collin College)
Dallas - Fort Worth
10:36 PM Mar 10, 2020 CDT
Collin College adding new campuses, course programs
The Offices Three is the third class A office development in Frisco Station. (Rendering courtesy VanTrust Real Estate)
Dallas - Fort Worth
10:30 PM Mar 10, 2020 CDT
Local development projects moving forward
Laura Rummel, Ruan Meintjes, Rob Cox, Josh Meek, Ram Majji, Dan Stricklin and Hava Johnston will appear on the May 2 ballot for the Frisco City Council Place 5 seat. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Dallas - Fort Worth
8:35 AM Feb 25, 2020 CST
Frisco City Council Election Q&A: 7 candidates in race for Place 5
UT Southwestern/Texas Health Frisco was recognized as 2019 Developer of the Year. (William C. Wadsack/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
9:32 PM Feb 21, 2020 CST
Frisco Chamber presents business, community awards as part of 50th anniversary gala
Sadaf Haq, Sai Krishna and Brian Livingston will appear on the May 2 ballot for the Frisco City Council Place 6 seat. (Courtesy Sadaf Haq/Courtesy Sai Krishna/Courtesy Brian Livingston)
Dallas - Fort Worth
1:56 PM Feb 18, 2020 CST
Frisco City Council Election Q&A: Three candidates for Place 6
Officials with the Frisco Economic Development Corp. said Addus HomeCare Inc. plans to relocate its office to the Frisco Station development by the end of the year. (Rendering courtesy VanTrust Real Estate)
Dallas - Fort Worth
3:10 PM Feb 3, 2020 CST
Frisco Economic Development Corp. approves $250K incentive for Addus HomeCare expansion
the office three rendering
Dallas - Fort Worth
11:24 AM Jan 28, 2020 CST
Frisco Station to develop third Class A office building in January
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TPC Craig Ranch is owned by ClubCorp and will host the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament next year. (Courtesy ClubCorp)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:14 PM
TPC Craig Ranch's new golf tournament expected to bring estimated $40M to McKinney
Collin College officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the school's new Farmersville Campus in December. The campus is scheduled to open in fall 2021. (Courtesy Collin College)
Dallas - Fort Worth
9:00 AM
Collin College adds new campuses and programs
The Shops at Willow Bend is continuing with a $125 million expansion project that includes the mall's now-open restaurant district. (Daniel Houston/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
8:00 AM
Developer stays course in Willow Bend mall expansion following prominent departures, late payment
These luxury estates are inspired by the charm of the French province, Provence Luxury Homes Sales Manager Christopher Henderson said (courtesy Provence Luxury Homes).
Dallas - Fort Worth
3:38 PM
Featured McKinney neighborhood: Provence Luxury Homes
Dallas - Fort Worth
2:10 PM
Fast growth in Northwest ISD drives facilities planning, could mean 2020 bond package
The median home price in the north Plano ZIP code 75025 was 1.6% lower this past year than it was the year before.
Dallas - Fort Worth Metro
8:00 AM
After years of breakneck home price growth, Plano market slows down
Dallas - Fort Worth Metro
2:48 PM
McKinney, Frisco see more homes on the market than Plano in May 2019
AllianceTexas is a driver behind industrial development in northeast Tarrant County.
Dallas - Fort Worth Metro
11:35 AM
Self-driving trucks, drones among new transportation technologies under development at AllianceTexas
Home Depot will hire 800 part-time and seasonal employees in the Austin area this spring.
Austin Metro
1:51 PM
Home Depot will hire 800 workers in Austin ahead of busy spring season
According to a 10-year forecast provided by Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas, STEM-related fields are expected to bring in an additional 17,257 employees to Collin and Denton counties.
Dallas - Fort Worth Metro
10:30 AM
Collin College, McKinney ISD officials prepare for STEM-related job growth in county