Lynn’s Event Place welcomes Chamber
Lynn’s Event Place offers a new place for the community to eat and eat well in Pilot Point. Chief Lynn Maher thanked her guests for attending the grand opening on April 14, along with those who helped to make it possible, like Maher’s friend, Deb Terrell, who saw the building’s potential before Maher could.
Regional bank hits 135 years
For 135 years, Texas Republic Bank has served the North Texas area, starting as the oldest bank charter in Collin County. For going on three of those 135 years, Texas Republic has been part of the Pilot Point community. “It’s fun that you can work for a bank with the...
North Texas barbershop is creating a sensory safe environment for neurodivergent kids
In North Texas, Trimmy’s is changing the game for haircuts catered to children who are neurodivergent. Henry “Tribes” Amoloja is a barber for neurodivergent children in Dallas and Richardson. Unlike his other shop in Deep Ellum, Trimmy’s specializes in serving children with autism. The shop is...
Dumpling Queen to replace HERE Asian Cuisine in Flower Mound
A new Chinese restaurant is setting up shop in Flower Mound after a sign on the building announced Dumpling Queen is coming soon. The restaurant, which claims online to serve fresh, handmade noodles, Chinese dumplings and authentic Asian cuisine, will take the place of HERE Asian cuisine in The Pines of Flower Mound shopping center.
North Texas faces a rainy Earth Day before a brief break from storms arrives
Showers and thunderstorms greeted North Texas on Earth Day 2026, continuing a soggy stretch that has dogged the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex since late last week. A stalling frontal boundary draped across the region has kept rain chances in the forecast nearly every day, and the pattern is expected to hold through at least Friday, April […]
Garland Overhauls Code Enforcement to Stop Punishing Local Homeowners
For years, Garland’s code enforcement has operated under a criminal citation model, meaning violations could result in criminal charges
Earth Day in North Texas: Thrift for Good uses AI and resale boom to...
DALLAS — Before a donated item ever makes it to the sales floor at Thrift for Good in Hurst, it first moves through a quality control station in the back of the store. That is where workers inspect donations, photograph them, and use an artificial intelligence-assisted system to help generate prices based on brand, materials and condition.
Residents will have a chance to visit McKinney National Airport as it gears up...
MCKINNEY, Texas — McKinney National Airport (TKI) announced it will host a "Display Day" next month, giving visitors a chance to explore the airport and see a range of aircraft up close. It's happening on Saturday, May 9, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1508 Industrial Blvd. The...
$1.1 million in upgrades planned for Post Oak Park in Flower Mound
Construction on Post Oak Park in Flower Mound will start soon, replacing some gravel trails with concrete and adding in restrooms, among other improvements. According to a presentation from Parkhill, the firm in charge of the park upgrade designs, the current playground equipment will be replaced with a berm-style playground.
Judge sets media rules for upcoming Frisco track meet stabbing trial
A Collin County judge last week issued strict media guidelines for the upcoming trial of a teen accused of stabbing another student to death last April during a Frisco ISD track meet. Judge John Roach Jr. of the 296th District Court issued the rules last Friday, citing public interest in the case and the defendant’s right to a fair trial, according to the order...
