Matilda Preisendorf

4 days ago | localprofile.com | Matilda Preisendorf

Nestled inside Celina’s 40,000 square foot century-old grain silos, there’s a new destination that offers a seamless blend of history and modern luxury. From cozy firepits and live music to an upscale dining room and cigar lounge, The Silos invites guests to experience life’s best moments with a touch of history. The soft opening began in early March, and the venue is now accepting reservations five days a week — closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

4 days ago | localprofile.com | Matilda Preisendorf

With North Texas weather just about perfect right now, it’s the best time to round up the kids, slather on some sunscreen and head outside before the A/C bill gives you a heart attack. A trip to the playground is a win-win: the little ones get to run wild, and you get to sit down for five minutes of peace. Best of all? It’s totally free.

4 days ago | localprofile.com | Matilda Preisendorf

Tucked into the historic Wallis Hotel in Downtown Grapevine, Messina Hof isn’t just another stop on the town’s wine trail. With six tasting rooms and wineries along Main Street, competition is steep, but Messina Hof stands out, proudly carrying the title of “most awarded winery in Texas.”  Since the Bonarrigo family opened its urban outpost in 2014, the winery has become a cornerstone of Grapevine’s evolving wine culture.

4 days ago | localprofile.com | Matilda Preisendorf

Collin County voters face a packed ballot this election season, with decisions that could shape the region for years to come. From major city bond proposals affecting infrastructure and development to new entertainment projects that could redefine the local landscape, the stakes are high. Registered voters can cast their ballots early in person. Early voting for the May 3, 2025, election runs from April 22 through April 29.

1 week ago | localprofile.com | Matilda Preisendorf

In a city built on sports, business and bold bets, the next frontier might be a curtain call. The proposed $340 million Frisco Center for the Arts has sparked both excitement and concern across the community. And now, with a major private pledge on the table, the stakes just got higher. Wilks Development, the team behind Frisco’s multi-billion-dollar mixed-use development Firefly Park, announced a lead donation to the Frisco Center for the Arts — conditional on voter approval this May.