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McKinney Chamber Hosts Inspiring State of the City Luncheon with Community Leaders
The McKinney Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its annual State of the City luncheon, where community members gathered for an in-depth discussion on the progress and future vision for McKinney. Moderated by Shelbie Hamilton of Community Impact, the event featured a...
15 Local Non-Profits that Need YOU!
Ready to give back to your community? Explore McKinney’s top nonprofit organizations and find out how you can lend a hand to causes that matter most to you. Whether you’re passionate about supporting families, mentoring youth, or conserving our local environment,...
McKinney Voters Reject City Council Term Limit and Pay Increase Proposals
In the latest election, McKinney voters voiced strong opposition to proposed changes that would have increased term limits and compensation for City Council members. This outcome reflects the community's priorities regarding local leadership, with a preference to...
A Creative Spirit
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.
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New Business Buzz: 15 Updates in Central & East McKinney
McKinney's business landscape is bustling with exciting new additions, from a fresh doughnut shop to the latest sports bar. Community Impact offers a detailed look at these 15 recent business developments that are reshaping the heart of Central and East McKinney. Want...
4 Most Popular and Interactive Team Building & Holiday Activities
Gen Z entering the workforce for the past few years is craving for personalization in their private life as well as their workplace. Incorporating interactive activities can be a great way to improve team morale and build stronger connections.
McKinney Best Of 2024 Winners Announced!
The McKinney Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the winners of the 2024 McKinney Best Of Awards! This annual tradition highlights the best business-to-consumer (B2C) businesses in our community, as voted on by the residents of McKinney. These awards reflect...
McKinney City Council Weighs Golf Cart Ordinance & Airport Upgrades
In a recent meeting, the McKinney City Council deliberated on proposed changes to the city’s golf cart ordinances, aiming to improve safety and regulations around their use. Additionally, the Council approved a $24 million investment to enhance McKinney National...
Meet the Candidates: Texas U.S. Senate Race Heats Up
The 2024 Texas U.S. Senate race is shaping up to be a pivotal election, with candidates sharing their stances on critical issues like healthcare, the economy, and immigration. In this exclusive Q&A by Community Impact, each contender outlines their vision for...
Lisa Hermes IOM, Appointed to National Board of Trustees of Institute for Organization Management
A Leadership Training Program Produced by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce WASHINGTON, D.C.— Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has appointed Lisa Hermes, CCE, IOM, President & CEO of the...
Ambassador Spotlight – Kelsey Gleason
Name of Business: Educated Bookkeeping Location: McKinney, TX Tell us about your business: We are a full charge bookkeeping firm serving small businesses throughout the metroplex. We handle all the day to day accounting needs so business owners can focus on the...
LINKS Committee Kicks Off Donation Drive for McKinney Food Pantry
As the season of giving approaches, the LINKS Committee is proud to announce a donation drive to support the McKinney Community Food Pantry. This initiative seeks to help individuals and families by collecting essential items to stock the pantry ahead of the holidays....
Texas Education Commissioner Recommends Cellphone Ban in K-12 Classrooms
In a push to improve student focus and reduce distractions, Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath is advocating for a ban on cellphones in K-12 schools. The proposed measure is part of ongoing discussions aimed at enhancing the learning environment across the...
Short-term Rental FAQ: Should I Turn My Property into a Business?
If you’ve been running a short-term rental property for some time now, this thought has likely crossed your mind: Man, this is doing pretty well. Could I turn this into a full-fledged business? Many entrepreneurial-minded STR property owners wonder how they can...
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