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Richardson ISD moves from junior high to middle school model
RICHARDSON, Texas — It is a new season in Richardson ISD. The 2024-2025 school year marks the first with two middle school campuses open for sixth through eighth graders. "Adding 6th grade, number one, it allows for three years of relationship building at what we know is a very pivotal time in children’s development," Richardson ISD Superintendent Tabitha Branum told WFAA.
Plano-Based European Wax Center Names Its Former Leader as CEO
David Berg has been named CEO of Plano-based European Wax Center, the largest and fastest-growing franchisor and operator of out-of-home waxing services in the U.S. He succeeds David Willis, who served as CEO and previously held various positions including president, COO, and CFO. “On behalf of the board, we’re pleased...
Plano-Based Ribbon Communications Announces CFO’s Plans To Retire
Plano-based Ribbon Communications announced that Miguel “Mick” Lopez, EVP and chief financial officer, intends to retire after 40 years in the tech industry. “Since joining Ribbon in 2020, Mick has been instrumental in maturing the operations of the company and accomplishing multiple strategic initiatives” CEO Bruce McCleland said in a statement. “Mick’s leadership and guidance were instrumental during the integration of Ribbon and ECI, and most recently the successful refinancing of our capital structure. We wish him all the best in his retirement.”
100 Days to Football Time in Oklahoma 2024: #14 Jaydan Hardy
Jaydan Hardy was a highly-ranked defensive back prospect in the 2024 class. He received his first D1 offer three years before his eventual signing day – his offer sheet grew to more than two dozen. OU offered Hardy in the summer of 2021. As his junior year of high school wrapped up, things warmed up between the Sooners and Hardy. Oklahoma, Oregon, SMU, Tennessee, and Texas A&M were included in a top five for the safety. In April, Hardy committed to the Sooners.
Carrollton Library to host beginning watercolor instruction
The Carrollton Public Library will host a beginner’s art instruction covering watercolor painting from 1-4 p.m. Aug. 24 at 1700 Keller Springs Parkway. Guests ages 18 and up are invited to learn under the guidance of an artist from the Farmers Branch/Carrollton Art Association. All watercolor painting materials will be provided.
Call for Upcoming Boards and Commission Appointments – October
Do you want to be part of the City of Southlake’s team? The City Council is seeking residents who want to be engaged in their community and help support the City Council in their mission. On October 1, 2024, the Mayor and City Council will make appointments to the...
Texas Community Clinic opens offering free healthcare to uninsured
Volunteers and donations are being accepted for Texas Community Clinic, a free clinic for the uninsured that opened on Coit Road this month. Texas Community Clinic opens in Plano offering free healthcare for those without insurance. The clinic, which opened earlier this month, offers routine check-ups, treatment for common illnesses,...
STAAR results show decreases in passage rates for grades 3-8 in Carroll, Grapevine-Colleyville ISDs
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD saw an improvement in STAAR scores in fourth-grade reading and eighth-grade math in 2024. (Mark Fadden/Community Impact) Standardized test passage rates declined slightly among grades third through eighth, year over year in Carroll and Grapevine-Colleyville ISDs, according to the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness results released June 14.
Gunter ISD bus damaged in minor accident
GUNTER, Texas (KXII) - A Gunter ISD school bus was damaged in a minor accident Friday morning. The district shared that at the morning drop off at Gunter Middle School, the driver of another vehicle tried to go around the bus as it was activating its stop signs. The driver...
Rick Rodarte named Stewart Systems president
PLANO, TX — Middleby Bakery, part of Middleby Food Processing, has promoted Rick Rodarte to president of Stewart Systems, an innovator in bakery equipment solutions. The appointment continues the company’s commitment to strengthening its industrial bakery group. Rodarte, who has worked at Stewart Systems for 23 years, most...
Lewisville eyes tax rate bump, utility increases in 2024-25 budget
Lewisville residents may face higher taxes and steeper utility bills as city officials propose a 5.3% increase in the general fund budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year. During a special Aug. 10 meeting, the Lewisville City Council met with the Crime Prevention and Fire Control District Board and the Emergency Medical Services Division to consider the preliminary budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
Plano-Based Legacy Capital Welcomes CEO And President
The board of directors of Legacy Capital announced the appointment of Jerry Abrahams as chief executive officer and president. Plano-based Legacy Capital, a fully approved FHA/MAP lender and Ginnie Mae issuer, provides nationwide services to multifamily clients. Abrahams, who joined Legacy Bank and Trust in 2023 as head of corporate strategy, has now transitioned into his new role at Legacy Capital. “The addition of Jerry to our Legacy Capital team reflects the company’s continued commitment to the growth and success of this business,” Chair of the Board of Directors John Everett said in an official statement. “Legacy Capital is an important part...
Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Main Street Retail Space Future
As the City of Keller continues to shape its economic landscape, the Planning & Zoning Commission has scheduled a public hearing to deliberate the future of a local retail space on Main Street. According to the City of Keller, the meeting will address a request for a Specific Use Permit (SUP) by A + Boxes & More. This business seeks to operate a store selling used goods and merchandise from an existing location at 419 N. Main Street.
Carrollton's Festival at the Switchyard to Feature The Wallflowers and Deep Blue Something
The City of Carrollton has announced its star-studded lineup for the 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard, taking place on November 2 in the heart of Downtown Carrollton. Headlining the event is the iconic rock band the Wallflowers, helmed by the raspy-voiced Jakob Dylan. They're set to deliver a mix of their classic hits and material from their latest album, Exit Wounds. The Wallflowers, known for their Grammy-winning single "One Headlight," have promised fans an unforgettable night, according to the City of Carrollton's announcement.
Ravi Shah Takes the Helm as Carrollton's Executive Director of Development to Spearhead Economic Growth
In a strategic move poised to advance regional economic interests, the City of Carrollton has appointed Ravi Shah as the new Executive Director of Development. The city’s investment in progressive growth and redevelopment initiatives underscored the decision. Ravi Shah, a figure familiar with Carrollton’s developmental pulse, is set to potentially continue his transformative influence on the suburb’s transition into a rejuvenating metropolitan district. Having been the Director of Development Services since 2006, Shah’s track records speak to proficiency in steering community and urban redevelopment projects.
Allen parks unveil renovation plans
From a towering dog collar-shaped pavilion to revitalized playgrounds, Allen's Parks and Recreation Department is embarking on an ambitious journey to transform the city's green spaces over the next few years. At an Aug. 6 planning and zoning meeting, Parks and Recreation Director Kate Meacham presented a series of projects...
5 DSOs entering new states
Here are five DSOs that have recently expanded their networks into new states:. 1. Southlake, Texas-based Allied OMS added Phoenix Oral and Facial Surgery to its network, its first practice in Arizona. 2. Jonesboro, Ark.-based GPS Dental added its first New Jersey office. 3. Dallas-based MB2 Dental added its first...
HTeaO To Open Its First Location In Allen, Texas
HTeaO, the nation's leading iced tea brand, announced the grand opening of its new location in Allen on Aug. 17, 2024. Situated at 103 N Greenville Ave, HTeaO offers a diverse selection of ultra-premium tea, water and coffee products, available both in-store and through a convenient drive-thru. Each location features over 20 expertly crafted flavors of sweetened and unsweetened tea, made with a proprietary water filtration system and 100% natural ingredients. “Allen’s strong community spirit and deep school pride made it the ideal location for our newest HTeaO store,” HTeaO CEO Justin Howe said in an official statement. “With its anchored shopping...
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