Good morning, McKinney.

The Collin College Board accepted Megan Wallace’s resignation on September 23 which left the Place 1 trustee seat open.

Applications opened on September 15 and will close on October 24 — the selected candidate will serve until the next regular election in May 2027 and complete the term ending in May 2029.

On September 23, the Allen City Council approved a $1.1M contract with A&C Construction Inc. for the quarter-mile Watters Trail South Extension that will connect Montgomery Apartments at Watters Creek to the nearly finished Rowlett Trail—eventually linking Allen with McKinney.

The project will use sustainable, low-maintenance materials and is expected to be completed in April or May.

City officials approved zoning on September 23 for a 136-acre site east of the Honey Creek subdivision that may allow up to 600 single-family homes including cottages, villas, and classic designs.

The decision follows a Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation and sets development requirements—such as historic lot and villa limits—to ensure compatibility with nearby areas.

Medical City McKinney has opened a new $50M plaza building—five stories and about 124,500 square feet—that will let doctors offer services in heart care, bone care and rehab treatments.

This facility aims to bring more specialized medical care to our area.

A new guide helps McKinney residents choose the best painters in the DFW area—offering clear tips such as checking reviews and seeking word-of-mouth recommendations.

McKinney North and Prosper Walnut Grove will play at 5 p.m. today in District 9-5A volleyball with both teams undefeated at 5—0.

North rallied from a 2—1 set deficit while Walnut Grove won its matches against Lovejoy and Sherman to secure the final undefeated spot.

Following Tuesday’s matches, district 6-6A volleyball saw the top four teams separated by one game—Plano West leads at 7-1 while Allen, Plano, and Plano East are tied at 6-2.

The report noted Allen’s win over McKinney Boyd and Plano’s three-set victory over Prosper Rock Hill, setting the stage for Friday’s games.

Pickleball Skills & Drills Workshop

9-11:30 a.m. — Old Settler's Recreation Center — Resident: $50 / Non-Resident: $55 — Learn and practice pickleball techniques and strategies while enjoying gameplay and drills.

McKinney Asian Food Festival

10 PM – 2 AM — 401 E Virginia St — Free entry — Celebrate the flavors of Asia with delicious cuisine, cultural performances, and fun activities for all ages.

R&B Brunch at Cubana Grille

11 a.m.-3 p.m. — Cubana Grille — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a soul-filled R&B brunch with unique flavors and great vibes.

Haunted Harmonies Concert

1-3 p.m. — Frisco Public Library — Free entry — Experience a spine-chilling concert with haunting favorites and fun crafts for kids.

Zane Williams Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Local Yocal BBQ & Grill — Tickets required — Experience an intimate evening of storytelling and music in a relaxed setting with Zane Williams and Michael Martin Murphey.

6th Annual Par-Tee on the Green Charity Golf Tournament

8:30 a.m. — WestRidge Golf Course — Enjoy a day of golfing and networking for a charitable cause.

Fall Gardening Workshop

9 AM - 12 PM — Myers Park & Event Center — Non-refundable tickets — Discover essential tips for thriving gardens in the fall and winter months.

Cirque Carré McKinney

12:30 AM — The Big Top on Kentucky St. — $35 for premium seats, $27 adults, $20 kids — Experience a fearless and funny extravaganza featuring international circus artists in an intimate setting.

Texas Real Estate Contracts Simplified

10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. — Independence Title Four Corners — No refunds — Simplify complex real estate contracts and avoid confusion at this in-person seminar.

McKinney Monster Dash 5K

8-11 a.m. — Towne Lake Park — Costumes encouraged — Join the festive 5K trail run with live music, local vendors, and a costume contest.