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Plano Ranked No. 1 Fittest City in Texas for 2026: Why It Matters for Dallas-Fort Worth Homebuyers

Quick Summary Plano Earns Another Major Recognition in 2026 If you have been paying attention to North Texas, Plano continues to collect national recognition. According to CultureMap Dallas, reporting on the 2026 American Fitness Index produced by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the Elevance Health Foundation, Plano has once again been ranked

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New Clara Hotel Opens in Plano with Chef-Driven Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge

Quick Summary New Clara Hotel Opens in Plano Following $4 Million Transformation Plano continues to attract new investment, and one of its newest hospitality projects is now officially open. According to CultureMap Dallas, The Clara Hotel has opened at 8201 Preston Road on the Plano-Frisco border after a $4 million transformation of the former NYLO

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California’s Ono Hawaiian BBQ Opens First Texas Location in Plano

Quick Summary California’s Ono Hawaiian BBQ Chooses Plano for Its First Texas Restaurant Another major restaurant brand has selected Plano, Texas for its first location in the Lone Star State, reinforcing what many residents and business leaders already know: North Texas continues to be one of the fastest-growing markets for retail, restaurants, and population growth.

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Plano Approves $51M Public Safety Investment With Police Training Center Rebuild

Quick Summary Plano continues making major long-term investments in public safety infrastructure, and city leaders recently approved another significant step forward. Plano City Council approved a $5.6 million design contract for a complete rebuild of the city’s police training center during a May 11 meeting. According to Community Impact, Dallas-based Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects, Inc.

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