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Celebrate the Arts will feature performances and activities for families in Plano.
Neighbors mourn the loss of Sandi and William Lazarus, killed in a crash on Custer Road.
The Texas Women Society has opened a People's Choice vote on 32 poster designs for the 2026 McKinney Asian Art and Food Festival. Voting runs through July 28. Entrant Dao Nguyen talks roots, dumplings and why a pinwheel has no top blade.
Jennifer Ridgeway joins the Mavericks as chief impact officer, overseeing the club’s community and philanthropic strategy.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation will consider a $10,000 promotional grant application from the McKinney Community Concert Association. The funding supports advertising, marketing, and promotion for the 2026-2027 season, which includes six unique productions.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation will consider a $12,000.00 promotional and community event grant application from the Millhouse Foundation. The funding would support advertising, marketing, and promotion for the 2026-2027 Atrium Gallery Exhibits at The Cotton Mill.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation will review a grant application from the Art Club of McKinney on July 23, 2026. The requested $13,739.00 would fund a local arts documentary film and support advertising and marketing for upcoming city events through 2027.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation will consider a $15,000.00 grant application from the Texas Women Society on July 23, 2026. The funding would support advertising, marketing, and promotion for the 2026 McKinney Asian Festival under reference PC 26-18.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation will review a $5,500 promotional grant application from the McKinney Public Library Foundation. The funding would support advertising and marketing efforts for the grand re-opening of the Roy and Helen Hall Library and Planetarium.
The McKinney Community Development Corporation Board has established a three-minute time limit for public speakers addressing non-public hearing items. The Board Chair retains the authority to uniformly reduce this duration to manage speaker volume or improve meeting efficiency.
