Plano Star Courier News

Here are five things to do in Plano the week of May 28:

Beginning in 1860, Plano’s homogeneous community began diversifying with the arrival of Andy Drake, the first free African American to move to Plano.

The city of Plano is turning 150 years old, and the whole community’s invited to celebrate.

Throughout the 87 years Rutledge Haggard has lived in Plano, he has seen major changes as growth in the "City of Excellence" moved steadily west.

Major bond rating agencies continue to give the City of Plano their highest rating, reaffirming the city’s sound financial management practices and policies. A city’s bond rating is often the single most important factor affecting the interes…

To his friends and colleagues, Rick Grady stands as the epitome of community service.

The Plano City Council approved 20 members to the city's short-term rental task force Monday evening, bringing the community closer to a decision on how short-term rentals will be governed.

Come out to the Toyota North America Headquarters at 6565 Headquarters Dr. from 8 a.m. to noon June 9 to learn about diversity in the workplace, an event hosted by the Plano Chamber of Commerce.

Between May 14-21, Plano police officers have responded to three assaults, six motor vehicle thefts, a robbery and other crimes, according to Lexis Nexis Community Crime Maps.

David Huerta is the squad leader of the Storehouse of Collin County’s Youth Leadership Council. In 2016, Huerta joined the Storehouse as a volunteer before helping Storehouse Director Candace Winslow launch the YLC to engage more young volunteers.

Here are five things to do in Plano the week of May 21: