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McKinney leaders to pursue sponsorship extension for Byron Nelson golf tournament

The sponsorship agreement with the city ends following the fifth year of the tournament in May 2025. Council members expressed support for an initial proposal to extend the sponsorship agreement until 2033.

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Updated 3:06 PM | May 9, 2024 CDT

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