Sponsored by Lone Star Plastic Surgery. We’ve talked (a lot) about the insanity that was 2020. I don’t know about you, but I’ll be okay if I never hear the phrase “new normal” again. And there’s another pandemic-era word that used to only remind us of a certain Friends episode, […]

Hello, sunshine! Stay cool this week with your choice of many great events happening in our city. A Rails and Rods Car Show, live music, a celebration of peaches, and lots of shopping… All of this and more, This Week in Frisco! Don’t forget: You have to subscribe to be […]

Sponsored by Bottled in Bond. For most of us, summer means making the most of our A/C, spending warm days at the pool, and planning tons of family-friendly activities while the kiddos are at home for a few months. However, that doesn’t mean you should let quality kid-free time fall […]

Well, it’s raining again. But don’t let the weather get you down, Frisco, because sunshine is coming and the calendar is full of fun things to do This Week in Frisco! (As always, please be sure to check with the event hosts directly for any weather-related updates or cancellations.) Don’t […]

Sponsored by Horizon Hot Yoga. Sipping piña Coladas beachside or maybe snowbirding in Arizona? As Mary and Mike Von Ahnen prepared for retirement, they were dreaming about a fun, new chapter. But maybe not in the traditional ways that you’d imagine… Mary shares, “Neither one of us envisioned a retirement […]

The City of Frisco is taking a first step to form a public-private partnership with the goal of developing a performing arts center.  Last evening, June 1st, the Frisco City Council voted unanimously to enter into a master development agreement (MDA) with Frisco’s Community and Economic Development Corporations; Hall Park […]

“Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.” – Unknown Today, as we honor those who gave it all, we’re immensely grateful. We hope this important day of recognition brings with it some time of […]

The sky isn’t falling the way it was last summer and we’re ready to make up for lost time! Are you familiar with the many ways to have fun in Frisco during the lazy, hazy days of summer? Allow us to present to you some of 2021’s best ways to […]

This article was originally published on UTSW/MedBlog, Authored by Tonia Sabo, M.D. Approximately 10 percent of school-aged children and 28 percent of teens suffer from migraines – intense, disabling headaches that keep them from playing, interacting with peers, and concentrating in school. Migraine is far and away the most common condition […]

This article was originally authored by Communities Foundation of Texas. If asked the question, “What matters most to you?” How would you respond? At Communities Foundation of Texas what matters most is thriving communities for all. It drives their actions, influences their decision-making, informs their programming, inspires their grants, and […]