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NEWS UPDATE
The Science Safari Company is used to hosting educational events all across North Texas, but next month will mark the company's first dedicated event in Frisco.
Though it has provided educational activities at city events such as Freedom Fest, The Safari Company wanted to host its own dedicated educational programs. From June 7-17, The Safari Company will host the city's first outdoor butterfly exhibit at the Frisco Discovery Center, 4004 N. Dallas Parkway. The event will showcase hundreds of butterflies flying through the center's landscaped pavilion, located on its west lawn.
- Thursday, May 23, 2013 3:47 PM CDT
Bringing it Home: Dance troupe celebrates 16th season closer at Collin CollegeFlower Mound police develop plan to address youth drug useCoppell sends thousands of items for tornado victims in MooreCalculating conservation efforts: NTMWD launches website to compute landscape water needsRodeo rides into the area: Plenty to see and hear this summer in MesquitePedaling with purpose: Annual charity event draws bike riders from across the MetroplexRaising the bar on raising the flag: Honoring heroes tops Memorial Day eventsVehicle burglaries still a problem in FriscoExide says former Frisco plant site arsenic-compliant
SPORTS UPDATE
The Liberty baseball team lost its first playoff game of the season in an 8-5 contest against Forney on May 3.
The Redhawks have made sure it hasn't happened again, winning all three series openers since, including Thursday's 6-3 win against Mansfield Legacy in the regional semifinals.
- Friday, May 24, 2013 12:21 AM CDT
Baseball: Marcus suffers first postseason loss, faces elimination Friday against CarrollSoftball: Lewisville tops Marcus in Game 1 of Region I FinalThe learning curve: Underclassmen contribute heavily in Lady Leopards' playoff runRucker Park: Allen resident, Wylie coach aims to turn Lady Eagles aroundQuality over quantity: Boyd football embraces shortened spring seasonSecond-round surprise: McKinney baseball quiets critics with strong seasonWalk This Way: Being born with club feet hasn't slowed BruceWild horses: Lady Wildcats unable to muzzle prolific Lady MustangsThe sting of defeat: Timely hits elude Wildcats in season-ending loss to Yellowjackets
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