Flower Mound tackles house fire amid increase in blazes
Flower Mound firefighters have been busy in early August responding to grass, structure and, most recently, a house fire. Crews responded to a home that was reportedly on fire along Valley View Lane around 1 p.m. Thursday. When they arrived, crews saw heavy smoke coming from the two-story home. The...
MAP: Costco’s rival warehouse chain targets Texas with latest store. Here’s where
Texans looking to buy in bulk will soon have a new place to shop.
Selling is not a dirty word
How times have changed! With the advent of vaccine and spay and neuter clinics, then mega pet stores selling "our" pet food and supplements, and now internet pharmacies taking more of "our business," it's not enough to be great doctors. We also need to be great businessmen and marketing experts.
Baylor Scott & White Frisco Adds $1.55M Cardiac Rehab Gym to PGA Parkway Campus
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center near PGA Parkway in Frisco is spending $1.55 million to build out a cardiac rehabilitation gym, marking the first major expansion the hospital has filed for since it opened its doors just over a year ago. The project will convert an existing 5,720-square-foot shell space at the 16050
Plano Police searching for runaway teen with special needs
PLANO, Texas - The Plano Police Department is asking the public for help locating a teenager with special needs who has not been seen since Monday. Plano Police are looking for 14-year-old Nicholas Oshaun Brown,. Police say he has not been seen leaving his home on Monday, August 10. Brown...
Plano ISD votes to fire principal following teacher’s arrest, abuse allegations
Plano ISD placed Brinker Elementary Principal Jennifer King on leave in July, and board members voted to terminate her employment on Thursday evening. A civil lawsuit claims King received at least one report of teacher Paul Campbell inappropriately touching a student but failed to investigate or notify law enforcement.
Deal keeps piece of Pilot Point
The late Clifton Irick, part of the namesake of the Clifton and Nadia Museum in Pilot Point, could easily be considered a Jack of all trades. He had a retail store on the Square, then went into banking, was a volunteer firefighter at one time and eventually entered real estate, establishing the Irick Real Estate Group,
Back where it began: Former student returns to lead Richardson ISD middle school
When Dr. Carrie Greer walks the halls of Liberty Junior High School, she still finds herself remembering where her locker was, the school dances she attended, and the teachers who helped shape her future. Now, more than 30 years after attending the Richardson ISD campus as a student, Greer is...
Krum ISD student killed in Denton single-vehicle crash
The roads near Denton recently became the site of deep community sorrow when a Krum ISD crash took the life of one student and left two others with serious injuries. Families across the area now confront the sudden absence of a vibrant young person whose future held much promise while local leaders and residents search
‘Loss Of Public Confidence’: McKinney Voters Move To Recall Mayor, Three Council Members
Five McKinney voters have launched a recall effort targeting Mayor Bill Cox and three city council members, citing “a loss of public confidence” but not identifying the council’s recent mosque vote or any other specific decision as grounds for removal. The affidavit was filed Tuesday, one week...
