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McKinney council approves airport terminal contract amendments | McKinney | Community Impact
McKinney City Council approved contract amendments totaling $428,813 for additional improvements at McKinney National Airport's new commercial terminal, set to open in fall 2026. The FAA also increased a grant for the Taxiway C Extension pr
Lite-On Technology Corp. breaks ground in McKinney | McKinney | Community Impact
Lite-On Technology Corp. has begun construction on a $919 million manufacturing facility in McKinney, expected to create 600 jobs over the next several years.
Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church reaches 25 years, plans expansion in Allen | Allen | Community Impact
Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church in Allen celebrates 25 years and plans a multi-phase expansion to accommodate growing attendance, including parking lot improvements and a new church building.
Community Impact Newspaper | Hyperlocal Texas News | Community Impact
Community Impact Newspaper covers hyperlocal news across various Texas communities including McKinney, Bay Area, Bellaire, Conroe, Cy-Fair, Cypress, and Houston neighborhoods like Heights and Montrose.
City manager job posting now live | Princeton Herald
Princeton is hiring a new City Manager with a salary range of $219,647 to $351,436. The city seeks a leader to manage rapid growth while maintaining its strong community spirit.
McKinney North’s big second half proves too much for Princeton | Princeton Herald
McKinney North overcame a close first half to dominate Princeton in the second half, winning their non-district football game at McKinney ISD Stadium.
Celina’s Nowhere Bar builds identity, customer base in first year | Prosper - Celina | Community Impact
Nowhere Bar in Celina has built a loyal customer base in its first year by offering a simple, welcoming spot for dining and enjoying downtown's atmosphere.
McKinney maintains tax rate, adopts $880M FY 2026-27 budget | McKinney | Community Impact
McKinney City Council approved an $880 million budget for FY 2026-27, keeping the property tax rate steady while increasing water and wastewater rates starting Oct. 1.