Deviled Egg Co. is redefining a beloved classic with bold, gourmet deviled eggs across North Texas.

 

Founded by Raechel Van Buskirk in 2017, the business blossomed from a creative project in Omaha to a thriving local sensation after relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 2023.

 

Partnering with Alexi Wellman, Van Buskirk infuses each recipe with inventive flavors like sriracha bacon and crab rangoon, using only high-quality, free-range eggs.

 

Today, their unique menu is featured at three grab-and-go spots in McKinney, Denison, and Rockwall, catering to busy locals and adventurous eaters alike.

 

Appearing on the season 16 finale of 'Shark Tank', the duo secured a pivotal $250,000 investment from Mark Cuban and Barbara Corcoran, fueling plans for further growth and nationwide shipping.

 

Deviled Egg Co. invites everyone to discover flavorful reinventions of a timeless favorite.

Rebecca Lawler, originally from Little Elm, Texas, has earned a spot as one of just ten individuals chosen for NASA's 2025 Astronaut Candidate Class.

 

With over 2,800 flight hours on more than 45 aircraft, her remarkable aviation career spans service as a U.S. Navy lieutenant commander, where she piloted the P-3C Orion and flew more than 300 hours in combat during deployments with the U.S. Sixth Fleet.

 

Lawler holds degrees from the U.S. Naval Academy, Johns Hopkins University, and the National Test Pilot School.

 

She has also contributed as a hurricane hunter with NOAA and as a test pilot for United Airlines.

 

Her achievement stirs pride throughout Little Elm, inspiring local students and families.

 

Lawler now heads to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston for intensive training, preparing to join future missions to low Earth orbit, the Moon, and Mars.

The Prosper Police Department is advancing a set of tougher rules for electric bikes, or e-bikes, in response to rising safety risks and incidents involving minors.

 

Concerns have spiked over improper e-bike use on local streets, sidewalks, and parks, causing safety hazards and property damage.

 

New proposals would require helmets for riders under 16, bar headphones that restrict hearing, and limit e-bike passengers and access on certain roads and trails.

 

Class 3 e-bike operation would be restricted to ages 15 and up, and a free registration program with safety education is planned.

 

Penalties would increase with repeat offenses, from a $100 fine and safety course on the first violation to a $500 fine and confiscation for a third offense.

 

These changes mirror moves in nearby towns, while Prosper’s new drone response initiative promises faster safety enforcement as the community grows.

The Frisco Heritage Museum will close for critical HVAC repairs starting October 27, 2025, with a highly anticipated reopening set for early 2026 and promises of updated exhibits and new experiences.

 

While the museum is closed, the neighboring Frisco Heritage Center remains vibrant, offering a slate of free, family-friendly holiday events throughout the season.

 

From November 4 through December 27, the popular Holidays at Heritage series invites guests to explore the historic village, join hourly guided tours, and dive into festive activities like ornament making and crafting letters to Santa.

 

The annual Walnut’s Wassail Walk on December 18 brings music, arts, treats, and a special visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.

 

Located in downtown Frisco, the Heritage Center is a local treasure, celebrating the city’s journey from railway stop to thriving community while keeping holiday spirit alive during museum renovations.

Meet Ed, a playful Plott Hound mix whose infectious spirit and goofy charm brighten any room.

 

With a wide grin and expressive eyes, Ed has a knack for turning rough days into moments filled with laughter.

 

He radiates warmth and sweetness, always eager to cuddle or spark joy with his signature zoomies session.

 

Even though he shares a name with a famous Disney hyena, Ed is all heart—combining the loyalty of a lion with the gentleness of a lamb.

 

Long walks, plush toys, and claiming laps that are clearly too small all top Ed’s list of favorite things.

 

His lovable antics and calm snuggles win over everyone he meets, making Ed truly one of a kind.

 

For a $75 adoption fee, including spay/neuter and microchip, Ed could bring boundless joy to your family.

Experience modern comfort and expansive living at 614 Creek View Drive in one of Prosper’s most desirable neighborhoods.

 

This inviting home features an open layout with two spacious living areas, a private office, and a bright, seamless kitchen connected to the main living and dining spaces.

 

The first-floor primary suite is a serene escape, boasting a luxurious ensuite bath with an oversized walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a large closet.

 

Upstairs, the versatile second living area suits a game room or media hub, while a guest suite with a private bath offers added privacy.

 

Enjoy relaxing mornings on the side patio and a spacious backyard ideal for play or gardening, with a handy storage shed.

 

A three-car garage provides room for vehicles and gear.

 

Nearby top Prosper ISD schools, dining, and shops add extra appeal to this welcoming home.

The Assistance League of Greater Collin County (ALGCC) has empowered local children for nearly 30 years, brightening futures through its signature Operation School Bell program.

 

Founded by 13 determined women in 1996, ALGCC now thrives with 45 dedicated volunteers—mostly retired teachers and professionals—who pour thousands of hours into helping children and families.

 

By teaming up with JCPenney, ALGCC provides children from Title I schools in Plano, Allen, McKinney, and Wylie with gift cards to shop for new clothes, offering a vital boost in confidence and comfort.

 

In 2024 alone, 780 local students benefited from personalized shopping trips guided by caring volunteers, marking a heartfelt milestone for the community.

 

ALGCC’s reach also includes bereavement boxes, hospital comfort kits, and aid for the homeless—all funded through local contributions and fun community events.

 

New members and supporters are warmly welcomed as ALGCC continues transforming lives across Collin County.

Universal Kids Resort is set to open in Frisco, Texas in 2026, bringing a fresh, family-focused destination to the region.

 

Specifically crafted for families with young children, this new theme park features seven immersive lands inspired by favorites like Shrek, Minions, Trolls, and SpongeBob.

 

Highlights include Shrek’s Swamp, an adventurous playground, the music-filled TrollsFest, and Jurassic World Adventure Camp, where guests can encounter dinosaurs and climb lookout towers.

 

Visitors can dive under the sea in Bikini Bottom or explore creativity in the Isle of Curiosity’s interactive play spaces.

 

A 300-room hotel will offer families a vibrant place to stay and unwind.

 

Construction, which began in late 2023, is creating thousands of local jobs and excitement is building as the resort’s opening will coincide with the 2026 FIFA World Cup festivities in North Texas.

 

The project aims to inspire young imaginations while fueling economic growth in Frisco.