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City meetings, development projects, school decisions, and community news from McKinney, Plano, Princeton, Farmersville, and Lavon.
Farmersville kept downtown moving this week, pushing fire protection and a new coffee shop forward while drawing a hard line on a grant tied to crash damage. The tone was practical, pro-growth, and already setting up the next round.
Read MorePrinceton came in hot this week with real money on the table and student plans turning into action. The CDC moved from talk to delivery, and the summer setup is already taking shape. Next stop, watch the rollout.
Read MoreNo city meetings took place this week, but Lavon still got loud. The data center fight moved from public records to Facebook posts, resident organizing, and a fast-spreading petition.
Read MoreMcKinney packed a lot into one week: airport drama stayed active, downtown kept adding new energy, and development decisions kept inching forward. The city is moving money, projects, and next-step votes at the same time, so here’s where the momentum is building.
Read MorePlano moved big pieces this week, from a new public safety campus at Alma and Park to a blood-by-ambulance plan now lined up for summer. Add the Legacy and Parkwood tower vote, and the city is clearly building fast and thinking ahead. Onward, Plano.
Read MoreFarmersville moved fast this week, locking in new council seats while trail work turned visible and City Hall kept its top hire behind closed doors. Streets, parks, and leadership are all in motion, and the next round looks even louder.
Read MorePrinceton kept growth mode on this week. A stalled plat got revived, EDC money got clearer, and the boards kept tightening how big decisions move, so here comes the next wave.
Read MoreLavon had one of those city hall weeks where roads, rates, and big infrastructure all started moving at once. The stakes are getting real, and the next round looks even louder.
Read MoreMcKinney moved fast this week, pushing money into airport and public safety work while opening the door to new senior housing near 380. The city is lining up growth and real costs at the same time, and the next round looks busy.
Read MorePlano moved fast this week, clearing church site changes at Coit and Parker and near Los Rios while the Park Vista apartment case got bumped. Short meeting, real land-use ripple effects, now watch June 15.
Read MoreFarmersville had one of those weeks where the money got tighter but the project list kept moving. Streets, grants, and a July 3 pivot all picked up steam, so here comes the next round.
Read MorePrinceton moved fast this week, locking in public safety deals, reshaping growth rules, and trimming a major bond project without letting momentum slip. Cash is strong, the next votes are lining up, and City Hall is clearly in build mode, stay with it.
Read MoreLavon got a county-level week with real downstream impact. Road money moved, election tools got a green light, and ESD startup questions stayed hot, so keep your eyes up.
Read MoreMcKinney kept history work moving this week, mixing preservation wins with a hard call on an unsafe fire-damaged home. Markers, tax relief, and next-round community planning are all lining up, and the next chapter is already loading.
Read MorePlano kept core city business moving this week, backing a fire captain, locking in water leadership, and teeing up visible street work across town. The behind-the-scenes systems got their moment, and the next round is already taking shape.
Read MoreFarmersville had one of those weeks where long-range plans and everyday headaches hit the same agenda. Big projects moved, neighborhood concerns got louder, and growth rules edged closer to the real draft stage. Here is where the city starts to show its hand.
Read MorePrinceton just pushed growth faster along 380 while teeing up another visible win near FM 75. Traffic questions are still hanging, but the city is clearly moving, and June looks loaded. Stay tuned, this corridor story is only getting louder.
Read MoreLavon had one of those City Hall weeks where growth, traffic, safety, and neighborhood rules all collided. Homes, highways, parking, and public services are all moving at once, and residents are starting to feel the pressure. Here’s where the next wave is taking shape.
Read MoreMcKinney moved fast this week, pushing airport training, road fixes, and downtown cleanup money all at once. Growth is landing on the map from U.S. 380 to Davis and Tennessee, and the next round is already loading.
Read MorePlano moved fast this week, clearing a 280 foot Legacy Drive tower while smoothing out downtown and heritage site hurdles. The pipeline is moving, and City Hall just set the next round in motion.
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