McKinney Breaks Ground on $79M Airport Terminal Opening in 2026

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by Haeven Gibbons | Mar 3, 2026

Name of Business or Organization -- Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial Your location --- 7300 State Hwy 121 – 3rd Floor (Alma and 121) Tell us about your business. Modern Woodmen...

Women’s History Month: She Leads McKinney

by Haeven Gibbons | Mar 2, 2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, the McKinney Chamber and Women's Alliance of McKinney is proud to launch She Leads McKinney, a month-long celebration of women in our community...

Volunteer McKinney Announces the 2026 Spirit of Volunteerism Awards

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 24, 2026

Collin County's Premier Celebration of Community Service Returns April 9 at Eldorado Country Club McKINNEY, TX — February 19, 2026 — Volunteer McKinney is proud to announce the...

Final Week of Early Voting: Why the Texas Primary Election Matters

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 24, 2026

This is the final week of early voting for the March 2026 Texas primary, which ends on Friday, Feb. 27. Primaries play a critical role in shaping the November ballot, and in many...

Mixed-Use Developments to Continue Driving Growth in DFW, Experts Say

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Local real estate leaders say mixed-use and master-planned communities will continue driving growth across Dallas-Fort Worth, as buyers prioritize convenience and “work, live,...

Commercial Bank of Texas Marks 125 Years, Continues Growth in McKinney

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Commercial Bank of Texas is celebrating 125 years of community-focused banking, built on trust, personal service, and local investment. Founded in 1901, the bank has grown...

Victoria in McKinney Welcomes First Residents to New Senior Community

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Victoria in McKinney, a new senior condominium community, opened in December in southeast McKinney and has begun welcoming its first residents. Located at 153 Enterprise Drive,...

Move Up Buyers Are Turning to New Construction

by Vesta Schneider | Feb 23, 2026

There comes a point when your home no longer fits your life. The space feels tight.The layout no longer works.The updates never seem to end. What once felt right can start to...

What Are the Most Affordable AI Assistants for Automating Administrative Tasks in Small Businesses

by Eduard Gevorkyan | Feb 19, 2026

What are the most affordable AI assistants for automating administrative tasks? They are AI-powered tools designed to handle everyday business operations like replying to client...

Manager Burnout Is Quiet. Support Shouldn’t Be.

by Mey-ling Cortinas | Feb 19, 2026

Managers are often the steady ones. They solve problems, support employees, communicate leadership decisions, and keep work moving forward. They carry expectations from both...

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Ambassador Spotlight: Neal Litton

by Haeven Gibbons | Mar 3, 2026

Name of Business or Organization -- Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial Your location --- 7300 State Hwy 121 – 3rd Floor (Alma and 121) Tell us about your business. Modern Woodmen is a non-profit, fraternal financial organization started in 1883. Our goal is to help...

Women’s History Month: She Leads McKinney

by Haeven Gibbons | Mar 2, 2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, the McKinney Chamber and Women's Alliance of McKinney is proud to launch She Leads McKinney, a month-long celebration of women in our community who are making a difference through leadership, innovation, service and community impact....

Volunteer McKinney Announces the 2026 Spirit of Volunteerism Awards

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 24, 2026

Collin County's Premier Celebration of Community Service Returns April 9 at Eldorado Country Club McKINNEY, TX — February 19, 2026 — Volunteer McKinney is proud to announce the return of the Spirit of Volunteerism Awards, Collin County's signature celebration honoring...

Final Week of Early Voting: Why the Texas Primary Election Matters

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 24, 2026

This is the final week of early voting for the March 2026 Texas primary, which ends on Friday, Feb. 27. Primaries play a critical role in shaping the November ballot, and in many Texas races, they are often the most competitive—and sometimes decisive—elections....

Mixed-Use Developments to Continue Driving Growth in DFW, Experts Say

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Local real estate leaders say mixed-use and master-planned communities will continue driving growth across Dallas-Fort Worth, as buyers prioritize convenience and “work, live, play” lifestyles. These developments combine housing, retail, green space, and services in...

Commercial Bank of Texas Marks 125 Years, Continues Growth in McKinney

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Commercial Bank of Texas is celebrating 125 years of community-focused banking, built on trust, personal service, and local investment. Founded in 1901, the bank has grown alongside Texas communities, including McKinney, where its branch has been named Best of...

Victoria in McKinney Welcomes First Residents to New Senior Community

by Haeven Gibbons | Feb 23, 2026

Victoria in McKinney, a new senior condominium community, opened in December in southeast McKinney and has begun welcoming its first residents. Located at 153 Enterprise Drive, the development offers amenities including home health services, daily activities and...

Move Up Buyers Are Turning to New Construction

by Vesta Schneider | Feb 23, 2026

There comes a point when your home no longer fits your life. The space feels tight.The layout no longer works.The updates never seem to end. What once felt right can start to feel limiting. If you are thinking about selling and moving up, the next decision becomes...

What Are the Most Affordable AI Assistants for Automating Administrative Tasks in Small Businesses

by Eduard Gevorkyan | Feb 19, 2026

What are the most affordable AI assistants for automating administrative tasks? They are AI-powered tools designed to handle everyday business operations like replying to client messages, scheduling appointments, sending reminders, and managing follow-ups - without...

Manager Burnout Is Quiet. Support Shouldn’t Be.

by Mey-ling Cortinas | Feb 19, 2026

Managers are often the steady ones. They solve problems, support employees, communicate leadership decisions, and keep work moving forward. They carry expectations from both directions and are expected to handle it all with confidence. But when managers begin feeling...

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