This week, Local Profile readers explored stories about booming growth, unexpected transformations, and a few surprises along the way. From a long-empty plot of land finally getting its moment to a deep dive — literally — into Titanic history, there’s plenty to uncover. Ever wondered what happens when a small town outgrows itself or how a once-bustling hotspot plans a comeback? We’ve got the scoop.
Stay connected and dive into these engaging stories about what’s happening in our community.
$750 Million Development Will Transform Plano's Largest Remaining Undeveloped Site
Every day, I drive through the intersection of Spring Creek Pkwy and Parkwood Boulevard, a familiar route that has become a part of my daily rhythm. Looking to the left, an empty plot of land has sat untouched. It’s a strange sight — this barren piece of land surrounded by signs and traffic, an unused space in the midst of a growing area. READ MORE
Step Aboard History: Titanic The Exhibition Docks In Dallas
On April 14, 1912, the Titanic met its tragic fate, becoming one of history’s most infamous maritime disasters. For nearly 114 years, the Ship of Dreams has rested at the bottom of the North Atlantic — but now, the Titanic comes to life in Far North Dallas. READ MORE
Anna's New 1,800-Home Community Set To Transform Northern Collin County
As Collin County experiences rapid growth, its northern cities are witnessing a significant influx of new residents. This population boom is driving increased demand for housing, businesses and public services, transforming once-quiet communities into thriving urban centers. READ MORE
Celina Might Get Another High School: Why That’s A Big Deal
Celina ISD is taking proactive measures to manage its rapidly growing student population by introducing a bold proposal — a $2.295 billion bond referendum. But what does that mean? In short, it could mean more schools — 11 of them to be exact. That’s seven new elementary schools, two new junior high schools, and early childhood school and one, yes, one new high school. READ MORE
The Shops at Legacy Looks To Revitalization With New Additions
When The Shops at Legacy opened in 2002, people in Collin and Dallas counties would drive out just to look at it. Upscale, chic and walkable, The Shops at Legacy was the place to be. READ MORE
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