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by Haeven Gibbons | Aug 12, 2026

McKinney officials are considering an $880 million budget for FY 2026–27 and a property tax rate of $0.417876 per $100 valuation, up nearly 1.4% from last year. The budget would...

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by Monica Martin | Aug 12, 2026

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Why Pain Isn’t Always the Problem: Understanding the “Why” Behind Your Health

by MaryAnn Osifo, DC | Aug 12, 2026

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Should You Sell Before Buying Your Next Home?

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