Michael Crouchley

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Michael Crouchley

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1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Dustin Butler |Michael Crouchley

Here are five Richardson road projects currently underway. 1. TxDOT updates Richardson council on US 75 HOV lane projectRichardson drivers may have noticed a change in traffic patterns on US 75—and more changes are coming, according to a TxDOT presentation given to Richardson City Council. During the Jan.

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Michael Crouchley

The first three months of 2025 have included increased activity in corporate office leasing in Plano. What’s happening? More than 10 companies have leased space for corporate offices or headquarters in Plano in early 2025. Sally Business Holdings' headquarters, which moved into a 140,000-square-foot space in the Liberty Mutual campus in March, is the largest office space leased this year, but even more activity has taken place just across the tollway at Granite Park.

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Michael Crouchley

1. Ramen BellyThe Japanese-inspired menu items include pot stickers, sashimi, ramen and poke bowls. There is also a category called “ramen in a blanket,” which is described as “sauced up ramen noodles comfortably snuggling between two tonkatsu.”Opened March 131001 14th St., Ste. 100, Planowww.ramenbelly.co Try out these restaurants that have recently opened in Plano.2. Sky Rocket BurgerThe burger joint serves burgers, fries and milkshakes made with Blue Bell ice cream.

3 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Michael Crouchley

Water Street within Legacy West is set to become a new outdoor stage, pending approval from Plano City Council. The full storyThe zoning change calls for the eastern half of Water Street, which currently connects Windrose Avenue to Communications Parkway in Legacy West, to be converted into 0.18 acres of open space, which would become an outdoor stage, according to city documents. Plano Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval for the zoning change during its March 25 meeting.