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McKinney Crime Data Shows Major Offenses Down 16% Even as Population Nears 240,000 • Sweden's World Cup Team Is Training in Frisco This Summer • Collin County's Outer Loop: How a 55-Mile Highway Is Racing to Keep Up With the Nation's Second-Fastest-Growing County • Frisco ISD Enrollment Is Falling And the District Faces a $28 Million Budget Deficit • Frisco ISD Enrollment Is Falling: What Is Happening to the School District That Was Once the Fastest Growing in America • Collin County Back to School 2026: The Districts That Are Growing and the Ones That Are Not • Celina Texas 2026: The Explosive Growth Reshaping One of America's Fastest Rising Cities • Collin County Lights Up the Sky: How Thousands Celebrated Independence Day and America's 250th Anniversary • McKinney Red White and BOOM 2026: The Complete Guide to Times Parking and What to Bring • Frisco Remembers Staley Middle School: Community Mourns the Closing of a Beloved Institution • Heat Safety in Collin County — How to Stay Safe as North Texas Temperatures Hit the 100s This July • Frisco ISD McKinney ISD and Plano ISD Back to School Dates 2026 — What Parents Need to Know • Collin County Real Estate Market Update July 2026 — Prices Inventory and What Buyers Need to Know • New Businesses Opening in Frisco and McKinney July 2026 — Complete Roundup • Frisco Freedom Fest 2026: Times, Parking, Fireworks and Everything You Need Before You Go • McKinney Crime Data Shows Major Offenses Down 16% Even as Population Nears 240,000 • Sweden's World Cup Team Is Training in Frisco This Summer • Collin County's Outer Loop: How a 55-Mile Highway Is Racing to Keep Up With the Nation's Second-Fastest-Growing County • Frisco ISD Enrollment Is Falling And the District Faces a $28 Million Budget Deficit • Frisco ISD Enrollment Is Falling: What Is Happening to the School District That Was Once the Fastest Growing in America • Collin County Back to School 2026: The Districts That Are Growing and the Ones That Are Not • Celina Texas 2026: The Explosive Growth Reshaping One of America's Fastest Rising Cities • Collin County Lights Up the Sky: How Thousands Celebrated Independence Day and America's 250th Anniversary • McKinney Red White and BOOM 2026: The Complete Guide to Times Parking and What to Bring • Frisco Remembers Staley Middle School: Community Mourns the Closing of a Beloved Institution • Heat Safety in Collin County — How to Stay Safe as North Texas Temperatures Hit the 100s This July • Frisco ISD McKinney ISD and Plano ISD Back to School Dates 2026 — What Parents Need to Know • Collin County Real Estate Market Update July 2026 — Prices Inventory and What Buyers Need to Know • New Businesses Opening in Frisco and McKinney July 2026 — Complete Roundup • Frisco Freedom Fest 2026: Times, Parking, Fireworks and Everything You Need Before You Go •
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The historic Old Mill restaurant reopens hoping to draw year-round crowds to Fair Park

11 hours ago•1 min read•wfaa.com
The historic Old Mill restaurant reopens hoping to draw year-round crowds to Fair Park
One of the oldest restaurants in Dallas history could become a hot new spot for Fair Park even outside of The State Fair of Texas.

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