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Top Stories: ➊ – One driver killed in four-vehicle crash on US-75 in Plano; alcohol a contributing factor (Wednesday), ➋ – Plano TX: Deadly crash on 75 near Legacy (Wednesday), ➌ – Community Walks In Memory Of Plano Mother Who Was Killed While On Morning Jog (Saturday), ➍ – After flights from China and India went quiet, Plano CEO took new ideas to industry (Friday), ➎ – Soulmans Bar-B-Que Brings Back the Texas Triple Play (Wednesday)

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3 More COVID-19 Positive People With Underlying Conditions Die In Collin County

CBS Dallas-Fort Worth (Plano) 8/12 3:33A plano – CBS Dallas / Fort Worth

COLLIN COUNTY (CBSDFW.COM) Three more people with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 have died in Collin County. A 92-year-old Plano man died August 9 and a...

Plano Police Need Help with Multiple Unsolved Cases

Plano Profile - Local News 8/11 9:51P Christian McPhate

Nearly a week has passed since a Plano jogger s body was discovered on Chisholm Trail, where she would run each morning. The jogging shoes that people were leaving around a couple of trees where...

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The Department Of State Health Services Reports 180 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County

CBS Dallas-Fort Worth (Plano) 8/11 3:04A plano – CBS Dallas / Fort Worth

COLLIN COUNTY (CBSDFW.COM) A 74-year-old Richardson man with underlying health conditions who died August 3 at a local hospital is the latest person in Collin County to pass...

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Take a look at Indigo Evening by Ruth Francis

Plano BubbleLife iReporter 8/12 4:00A Giddens Gallery of Fine Art in G

Indigo Evening Framed 18 x 16? Oil Sitting alone somewhere on the east coast outside my hotel. I dont remember where. But will never forget the Indigo Evening that sunset showed me. Ruths Show,...

Where to Eat Fair Foods in Plano | 2020

PlanoMagazine.com 8/12 6:06A Hunter Lacey

The State Fair of Texas may not be happening this year, but that can’t stop Texans from getting their dose of fair-inspired food. Eateries across Plano have incorporated State Fair spirit into their...

Your Job Skills Can Help Revitalize the Economy!

Plano BubbleLife iReporter 8/10 4:00A Martha Jane Brounoff

Are you aware that your job skills may be just what companies that are hiring during the Covid-19 pandemic are looking for as they strive to get through this struggling economy? Rick Martinez,...

People of Plano: Dayna Tolley

PlanoMagazine.com 8/10 3:26A Daly Rea

Dayna Tolley was born in California and raised in the great state of Texas, having called Plano home for the past 28 years. As a single mother, she spends her time raising her two daughters, working...

Is Saltwater from My Pool Damaging My Deck and Coping?

Plano BubbleLife iReporter 8/6 9:24A Jamie Spence

Is Saltwater from My Pool Damaging My Deck and Coping? Saltwater pools started to soar in popularity in the mid-2000s. Around the same time, reports of problems involving deterioration of stone...

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Plano-Richardson Alumnae Panhellenic Celebrates 2020 Scholarships

Plano BubbleLife iReporter 8/9 2:00P Diane Goebel

Plano-Richardson Alumnae Panhellenic (PRAP) announces the award of four $1,000 scholarships to North Texas young women. The recipients, Lindsey Bolding, Sydney Buehrig, Avery DeWolf, and Cadey Moore,...

Plano special education students asked to self-quarantine after being exposed to COVID-19 case in...

Dallas Morning News (Education) 8/7 8:58A Corbett Smith

The program, housed at Davis Elementary School, served students from around the district.

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YMCA launching in-person ‘Learning Academies’ in Dallas, Coppell, Frisco, McKinney and Plano as...

Dallas Morning News (Education) 8/4 1:20P Jon Arnold

The programs will begin Aug. 17 with enrollment currently open online.

Parents rally at Plano ISD building to protest in-person learning delay

Dallas Morning News (Education) 7/31 6:49A Teri Webster

A small group of protesters gathered to ask the district to reopen campuses on the first day of school.

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One of DFW’s Only Egyptian Restaurants Has Permanently Closed Its Doors

Eater Dallas 8/12 4:30A Amy McCarthy

A spread of dishes from Mubrooka | Mubrooka/Facebook Mubrooka announced its departure this week Mubrooka, the Richardson restaurant that was one of the only eateries in DFW to focus on Egyptian...

Japanese Noodle Destination Marugame Udon Sets An Opening Date in Carrollton

Eater Dallas 8/11 7:09A Brittanie Shey

A curry and shrimp udon bowl form Marugame Udon, opening later this month in Carrollton. | Marugame Udon Get ready for noodle bowls and katsu sandos One of Japan’s most popular udon shops is set to...

4 Recent Restaurant Closures Dallas Diners Need to Know

Eater Dallas 8/10 7:24A Amy McCarthy

Mille Lire closed in June after a tumultuous year. | Mille Lire/Facebook A running round-up of the city’s dearly departed eateries Dallas’s dining scene moves at a lightning-fast pace, which means...

List Of Eateries Offering Takeout and Delivery for DFW Restaurant Week Announced

Eater Dallas 8/6 7:34A Brittanie Shey

Musume is one of the restaurants offering a takeout menu for DFW Restaurant Week | Musume /Facebook Plus, more Dallas dining intel Welcome to AM Intel in the time of coronavirus, a round-up of the...

Where Some of Dallas’s Top Chefs Are Ordering Takeout Right Now

Eater Dallas 8/6 5:00A Rachel Pinn

Chef Tiffany Derry | Tiffany Derry/Facebook “What would my favorite chef eat?” Just like us, most chefs across the city are stuck at home when they’re not working in their restaurants. And because...

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TIFFANY ANDERSON NAMED MCKINNEY SALES LEADER

Texas Real Estate Blog (Ebby.com) 8/12 6:43A Steve Smith

Tiffany Anderson has been named Sales Leader of Ebby Halliday Realtors’ McKinney Office . Chris Kelly , president and chief executive officer of the Ebby Halliday Companies, and Malinda Howell ,...

The Weekly Wrap-up

Texas Real Estate Blog (Ebby.com) 8/7 11:01A nikiatebby

The North Texas housing market remains strong with exceptional homes listed for sale every day. Are you searching for a new home? Take a look at some of this week’s fabulous featured properties. 1320...

Deep Dive: 12 Luxury Pools

Texas Real Estate Blog (Ebby.com) 7/31 11:25A nikiatebby

While tropical getaways and family vacations can be a fun way to celebrate summer, who says you have to leave the comforts of home to feel refreshed? Dive into these luxurious pools that bring the...

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Doctor sentenced to 66 months in Forest Park Medical Center fraud

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 8/12 5:03A Bruce Tomaso

Richard Toussaint, a co-founder of Forest Park Medical Center, is already serving time in federal prison for a different fraud.

The nation wanted to eat out again. Everyone has paid the price.

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 8/12 1:36A Jennifer Steinhauer

Data from states and cities show that many community outbreaks of the coronavirus this summer have centered on restaurants and bars, often the largest settings to infect...

Russia approves a possible vaccine before completing trials

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 8/11 3:11A The New York Times

The Russian dash for a vaccine has already raised international concerns that the country is rushing approval for political or propaganda purposes in the global race to...

College pledges come with a twist as schools struggle to contain students, Covid-19

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 8/7 8:40A Hilary Burns

Pledging is an annual right-of-passage at campus sororities and fraternities that’s often accompanied by sophomoric rituals and copious amounts of beer. For colleges and...

Colleges brace for surge in Covid-19 costs as a big cash cow is upended

Dallas Business Journal (Health Care) 8/6 7:10A Hilary Burns

What was once a cash cow is now a point of weakness for many colleges, particularly for schools struggling to differentiate themselves in an increasingly online-based learning...

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Farming is an Act of Social Justice at Woven Roots Farm

Civil Eats 8/11 10:00P Lise Metzger

The first community supported agriculture (CSA) pickup of the 2020 summer season at Woven Roots Farm in Tyringham, Massachusetts, was a joyous event. Pickup procedures were different, to be sure:...

Fort Worth Summer Bucket List

Eat this Fort Worth 8/5 10:58A Josie

We ve just about made it through the weirdest summer ever. Just because it s hot as heck doesn t mean we we still can’t enjoy ourselves. Our family has been doing our best to keep busy despite the...

Social Distancing On Clean Air Action Day

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 8/4 4:00A Bernice Butler

Due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. Clean Air Action Day, the annual celebration of environmental awareness put on by Air North Texas will be observed differently this year. The City of Dallas...

And Now for Some Good News: 20 Inspiring Food and Agriculture Stories

Civil Eats 8/2 10:00P The Civil Eats Editors

To say that 2020 has been a rough year so far is the most extreme of understatements. We are living through a global pandemic taking lives, forcing us apart, and wreaking havoc on the economy and the...

Will COVID-19 Make Big Meat Look Like a Bad Investment?

Civil Eats 7/28 11:00P Lisa Held

Jeremy Coller would like to be remembered as a man who saved “a few cows from a factory farm.” But unlike animal rights activists who break into barns to document abusive practices or...

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