Posts By Audrey Henvey
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1.0KCommunityThe three historians who (literally) wrote the book on Hidden Plano
The first Iranian and first enrolled Native American in space have both called Plano home. You can read about them in the...
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845Local NewsThe Plano City Secretary caught in the middle of the Plano Tomorrow controversy
You’d know her from the city council meetings. She sits at the end of the round dais in the Plano City Council...
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1.4KCommunitySpurlock’s Malt Shop, Anna, is the retro drive-in we needed
Kristi Spurlock Perez’s love of the vintage goes beyond hanging pictures on her malt shop walls. When she takes phone orders, they...
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1.1KCommunityThe Plano Tomorrow conversation isn’t over
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously against recommending to repeal the Plano Tomorrow Comprehensive plan and in favor of evaluating it...
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815CommunityCelina breaks in traditions at new athletic complex
Shiny silver and Celina-orange ribbons decorated road signs Friday night as the town prepared for its annual homecoming football game. Closer to...
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1.1KCommunityBurger Fixins is a 25-year-old Celina landmark
Jones Reeder says it may sound odd to buy a restaurant to work less. But that’s exactly what he did. He did...
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98ArtsLocal artists discuss how art can effect social change
Originally published in the September 2019 Arts Issue of Local Profile In July, a joint meeting between Plano’s Planning and Zoning Commission...
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1.3KUncategorizedFor northern Collin County, the path to success is under construction
When teachers filed in to Celina ISD’s convocation this year, the tables featured small orange traffic cones and jars of wildflowers as...
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804Arts“Crossing the Line,” a Cry Havoc Theater Company play set at the Texas-Mexican border, is more relevant now than ever
“Crossing the Line” doesn’t need an imaginary world to make a point. It has enough material with the real one.
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1.1KArtsWhy this Plano resident drives self-playing organ pipes around in his trailer
Plano’s May Artfest brought sounds of children laughing. It brought pop covers from local live bands and the rumble of local stalls...
