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Geolava, Sensoneo and Vaidio won the Oct. 21 North Texas Connected competition. Organizer announcements do not yet give deployment dates or locations.
The insurer attributed its revised 2026 forecast to Evry claims and Medicare processing delays. Executives discuss results Thursday morning.
The developer says proceeds will repay short-term financing and help finish construction. Its opening target remains early 2027.
The Nov. 4–8 event has free admission, daily shopping hours and mahjong sessions on Thursday and Friday.
The self-guided tour runs Nov. 14–15, with 64 artists participating. Organizer maps and artist profiles can help visitors plan their stops.
A Regency-themed dance event featuring live music and guided country dances is scheduled for November 7 at Gather on the Square.
A state filing lists $140,800 in interior work at 215 Coit Road, with construction scheduled from November 16 to January 4.
Collin College will receive $346,697 in state Jobs and Education for Texans money to buy welding equipment and train 120 welders, part of more than $20 million in grants announced Oct. 12.
Raytheon says a new Coyote interceptor configuration completed three flight tests.
Collin College will hold a ceremony on Oct. 13 to officially name a building at its Farmersville Campus after founding trustee J. Robert Collins.
The program at Collin College’s Allen Technical Campus serves more than 160 students and connects coursework with regional employers.
Hundreds of Israeli flags placed outside a McKinney church were pulled up and damaged, prompting a police report and community efforts to restore the display.
