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Chamberlain brings dance lessons to Boys and Girls Clubs
Marthe Stinton, mstinton@acnpapers.com
J.C. Penney takes advantage of new advertising medium
With back-to-school shopping high on the list of most parents and teens in the area, J.C. Penney Co. has prepared for the season by taking advantage of a new trend in marketing - "hauls."
A world away: Local seller importing goods from Third World countries
As many of us ransack our closets searching for something to wear to work, most of us are unaware of where are clothes are made or the conditions under which they are produced. However, for Collin County resident Karen Piggins, the country of origin and working conditions of her products are very clear.
City is recognized for efforts during Live Green Expo
Plano's Live Green Expo in April recently gained the attention from the Solid Waste Association of North America.
Local man pursues dream
Marthe Stinton
Local woman sees disaster as new opportunity
Lynnette McKendell has had a long love affair with tea and after surviving hurricane Katrina, finding her mate and having a child, is now returning to her roots and becoming the area’s tea guru.
Plano residents prove benefits of rain harvesting
When it comes to going Green, the Gates family of Plano has a longstanding tradition of being environmentally friendly and is now continuing the tradition by bringing rainwater harvesting to Collin County.
Allen gets new market
The Four Seasons Market has made a name for itself in Garland and Addison and is now venturing into Collin County.
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