Dispose of medications safely, dine with your best dog, swap out old bulbs for free LED bulbs, attend two fun Beatles events, learn about sexual assault and more in this edition of Plano City News.
Before you hit the lake or pool this summer, attend the Water Safety Fair on Thursday, April 25, 5-8 p.m. at Carpenter Park Recreation Center, 6701 Coit Rd. Read on...
Local nonprofit organizations that support heritage preservation and heritage tourism in Plano may now apply for a City of Plano Heritage Preservation Grant. Read on...
As it warms up, you may see more bobcats and coyotes. Both generally look for easy access to food. Reduce the appeal of your yard by not becoming a food source: Read on...
If you struggle with remembering when to place your recycling cart out for collection, we've got a new tool for you. Get reminders by text or email to your favorite device (or both). Read on...
Check out our 2018 Annual Report for highlights, budgetary information and accolades, as well as information on how you can get involved in the community and love Plano.
Plano City Manager Bruce Glasscock notified the City Council of his intent to retire at the end of April, 2019. Glasscock served in the public sector for 50 years, the last 29 with the City of Plano. Read on...
Plano City Council members voted last night to appoint Mark Israelson as Plano’s new city manager. Israelson replaces City Manager Bruce Glasscock, who retires at the end of April. Read on...
Plano’s parks and nature preserves are popular venues for taking wedding, family, graduation and other memorable photos — and why wouldn’t they be? Read on...
