The McKinney Public Library Is Teaching Residents How to Build an Emergency Plan This Month
The John and Judy Gay Library hosts a National Preparedness Month program in September covering hazards, emergency plans, and supply kits.
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The John and Judy Gay Library hosts a National Preparedness Month program in September covering hazards, emergency plans, and supply kits.
The John and Judy Gay Library hosts a free, all-ages chess meetup every Saturday from 11 AM to 1 PM through at least mid-September.
Phase 1 of McKinney Roots community farm opens in August 2026, bringing a 200-tree orchard, hydroponics greenhouse, and hands-on learning to Gray Branch Park.
Everything new residents need to know about McKinney, TX — neighborhoods, schools, cost of living, and community life.
TUPPS Brewery on East Louisiana Street hosts IPA Fest on Aug. 8, bringing an all-IPA tap lineup to McKinney's historic downtown district.
Every last Saturday of the month, McKinney residents gather at Green Gardens on Alma Rd. to tend a shared community garden — no experience needed.
The weekly farmers market at historic Chestnut Square on S. Chestnut St. runs every Saturday from 8 a.m., rooted in McKinney's heritage village.
Real answers to the questions newcomers ask most about McKinney, TX — from cost of living and schools to neighborhoods, commutes, and what to do downtown.
Every Saturday through December, the Chestnut Square Heritage Village hosts a farmers market connecting residents with local growers and artisans.
McKinney's twice-a-week watering schedule and its expansive clay soil are more connected than most homeowners realize. A practical rundown of both.
Three of McKinney's best-known communities have almost nothing in common architecturally or culturally. A resident's comparison for people deciding where to land.
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