April 2017

Apr 01, 2017 ● By Frisco STYLE

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In the April issue, we share the history of some of the most beloved local historic homes, explore a new, unique entertainment destination, reveal innovative treatments for those who suffer with frequent migraines and so much more.

Category: Dining & Entertainment

Authors: AJ Addae, Allie Spletter, Amy Richmond, Carolyn Cameron, Christine Perrenot, Christi Redfearn, Dru Bickham, Rachel Beaird

Editor: Christine Perrenot

Pages: 92

Price: $ 3.00

Not Your Grandma's Garden Party

Say “goodbye” to a typical dinner or get-together with friends and “hello” to trendy terrariums and handcrafted cocktails. Plant Nite was so... Read More »

Changing of the Guard

Every May, Frisco citizens have the responsibility to vote for their city council and school board representatives. This year, citizens will... Read More »

There's No Such Thing as Tattling

When I think about myself as a young kid or a teenager, I think about the teacher who inspired me to pursue my love of books and writing. I ... Read More »

A Non-Traditional Approach

If you walk into Ashley Luhrs’ classroom at the Frisco ISD’s Nelson Middle School, you might initially be a little confused. We are used to ... Read More »

Pain Beyond Measure

Kim experienced the agonizing and debilitating torment of her first migraine at the tender age of 13. Lying on the bathroom floor with her f... Read More »

The Band that Never Sleeps

What do the bands from “School of Rock” and Clark Middle School have in common? Both bands are led by figures of incredible talent, determin... Read More »

Foundations of Frisco

From the dawn of the early 1900s, Frisco’s roots were firmly planted in Collin County. People who sought opportunity, as well as better live... Read More »

A Scene to be Seen

What do Angelina Jolie, Elvis Presley, an elephant, a life-size carved bear and the Blues Brothers have in common? If you mix in an ice crea... Read More »

A Friend to Frisco

If you ever get the chance to meet Corporal Lance Hobbs of the Frisco Police Department in person, you might notice his exceedingly strong h... Read More »

Saving Hearts and Lives

On a mild Monday evening, 20-year Frisco resident Sheila Elliott welcomes seven strangers into her home for a cardiopulmonary resuscitation ... Read More »

April 2017

In the April issue, we share the history of some of the most beloved local historic homes, explore a new, unique entertainment destination, ... Read More »

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