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Plano ISD seeks to sell surplus property
Plano ISD is moving ahead with the process of selling two district-owned properties after trustees unanimously declared the properties surplus during an Oct. 27 work session. The action clears the way for the district to advertise the properties for sale, receive and evaluate proposals and eventually bring potential sales back to the Board of Trustees for approval.
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2026 Thanksgiving Restaurant Offerings in Plano, Texas
Celebrate Thanksgiving in Plano, Texas with a variety of delicious dining options for the whole family! From traditional Thanksgiving feasts featuring roasted turkey and all the fixings to festive brunch buffets, upscale holiday dinners, and convenient takeout meals, Plano restaurants offer something for everyone. Thanksgiving Brunch at Copper Creek. Enjoy...
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Plano Flags of Honor celebrates 10 years with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, first responders
A sea of red, white, and blue will fill a North Texas park this Veterans Day as the Plano Flags of Honor celebrates its 10th anniversary with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, active-duty military members, and first responders. The annual event returns to Red Tail Pavilion at Oak Point Park...
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Your 2026 Voter Guide: See what’s on the ballot
On a weeknight in late October, a Dallas County resident can sit at a kitchen table with a sample ballot that runs longer than a grocery list. Judges, constables, bond proposals, and statewide offices appear in a sequence that rewards patience more than passion. That is the problem the Dallas Voter Guide is built to solve, and it is also the reason so many people abandon the lower half of the ballot. The Dallas Morning News has published its 2026 guide ahead of the November 3 election, with plain explanations of contests that rarely lead the evening news. For readers who want to vote the whole card rather than only the famous names, the timing matters. Early preparation is not a hobby reserved for political insiders. It is how ordinary residents avoid guessing once they step into the booth.
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Allen American
Local veteran finds new ways to serve in civilian life
In 2005, Matt Foster was deployed to Iraq. Today, he’s helping veterans build community on greener pastures. Foster, who lives in Allen, grew up in New Braunfels and enlisted in the military after high school. He served in the Army from 2003 to 2007, becoming an E-4 specialist. Foster was influenced by a military lineage going back generations. His dad was in the Navy and his grandfather was in the Army and his uncle was in the Marine Corps. Foster said after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, he knew he would join the military too. “9/11 was one of those days that I think, certainly for everybody in my generation, I could tell you exactly where I was, down to the spot in the middle of the road where I heard it,” Foster said. “It transformatively changed my life and gave me a direction that I didn't know that I needed. When I was graduating from high school, I had offers to go to college. I could have done that, and it just wasn't what I felt I needed at the time, and so I really had this strong desire to go serve.” In 2005, he married his
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Plano Pool Programs Face a 2027 Shift as Lease Talks Continue
Program changes are scheduled before the lease ends. The city plans to move Learn-to-Swim and Open Swim to other pools beginning in January 2027. City of Plano swimmers are expected to remain at the Plano Aquatic Center until August 2027, as is water aerobics; the city may look at offering water aerobics at other pools as well. Plano ISD swim teams are expected to stay at the center, according to Community Impact’s account of the city’s plans.
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Local election results for the Dallas area
Statewide results dominated local and national news last night, but North Texas also had some big outcomes. The big picture: Voters in U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett's district elected Dallas pastor Frederick Haynes III as her successor. Colin Allred won his bid to return to the U.S. House. And, in the 32nd Congressional District that Republicans redrew last year, Trump-backed Jace Yarbrough defeated Democrat Dan Barrios with nearly 51.5% of votes, per unofficial results . More results… 🌊 Tarrant County's new judge: Voters elected the first Black and female county judge. Democrat Alisa Simmons received 56.4% of the vote to defeat incumbent Republican Tim O'Hare, who ran on a platform of promoting conservative governance. "'I did not run to fight — I ran to serve," Simmons said in her victory speech, per WFAA . ⚖️ Dallas County's new district attorney: Former state district judge Amber Givens will replace incumbent John Creuzot after keeping a write-in challenger at bay. Yes, but: Dozens of prosecutors and staff at the DA's office have submitted resignations amid the shakeup, per the Dallas Morning News . 💰 Bond proposals fail: All four of Collin County's bond propositions this year failed, per unofficial results . Dallas County