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A proposed mosque in West McKinney has sparked significant debate, with community members voicing their concerns at a recent public meeting. The discussions highlighted various viewpoints and raised questions about zoning, community impact, and cultural integration....
Texas public schools are facing a funding crisis that affects students, teachers, and communities statewide. Dive into the complexities of this issue as experts discuss the financial hurdles and potential solutions for our education system. Discover how budget...
A recent review of the McKinney city charter has sparked significant discussions about the future of council member terms and compensation. At a July 23 City Council meeting, key recommendations from a dedicated committee were presented, hinting at potential changes...
As more homeowners in North Texas explore the benefits of solar energy, understanding the key considerations is crucial. A recent Q&A provides valuable insights into what North Texas residents should know about installing solar panels, including potential savings,...
MillHouse offers a space for women to unleash creativity and inspire one another. The membership model includes coworking space, private studios, creative markets, and local events.
Confronting fears isn’t just a personal journey; it’s a critical aspect of financial and estate planning. This is the central theme of today’s discussion, where host Eric Blake, joined by esteemed estate planning attorney Christene “Chris” Downs, dive deep into the unique challenges and essential strategies needed for successful retirement and estate planning.
The U.S. Supreme Court delayed on March 4 a new law allowing Texas law enforcement to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants. The law is on hold until at least 5 p.m. March 13 as the Supreme Court considers the case. What's happening? Supreme Court Justice Samuel...
Tom Potts, a McKinney local and the visionary behind Sips Fine Wine & Spirits, brings an extraordinary blend of experience and passion to the wine and spirits industry. With over three decades in retail leadership and a specialized focus in the liquor business for over six years, Tom’s credentials include certifications in varietal knowledge from the world’s top wine-producing countries and in spirits. His impressive leadership led to significant sales achievements at two major liquor stores in the Dallas Metroplex. This depth of experience shapes the core of Sips, marrying a curated product selection with educational initiatives to create a truly unique experience for every customer.
Lights, camera, action! The City of McKinney transformed into the heart of the Big Apple as the McKinney Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Community Award Celebration with a vibrant New York, New York theme. Against the backdrop of the iconic New York skyline,...
Recognizes Outstanding Contributions, and Explores Economic Outlook for 2024 The McKinney Chamber of Commerce recently held its highly anticipated Annual Business Meeting, marking a momentous occasion to reflect on the achievements of the past year, honor exceptional...
Election road signs sit on almost every corner, advertising candidates’ names and party affiliations. Maybe you tune them out or maybe you study them diligently, but whatever your choice, those signs mean an election is coming up soon. In this case, the upcoming election is a primary election, and it’s important!
More than 300 new homes in north McKinney will soon be available for rent after construction broke ground in January, according to a Curve Development news release. In a nutshell Preleasing for the development, called Cyrene at Painted Tree, is expected...
Firefighters from Flower Mound, Highland Village and Lewisville will benefit from a new fire training facility that broke ground Jan. 10 in Lewisville. The facility won’t require firefighters to travel as far for training, department officials said. Lewisville is...
Voters will consider five General Obligation bond propositionsMcKINNEY, Texas (Feb. 6, 2024) – The McKinney City Council voted to call an election where voters will consider five general obligation bond propositions. The general election is scheduled for May 4, with...
McKinney City Council approved a $205,000 contract to purchase data analytics software for the McKinney Fire Department at a Jan. 16 meeting. The context The software was purchased from Darkhorse Emergency Corp., a division of Darkhorse Analytics...
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