The K-Pop merchandise and stationary store, 10x10, has opened its second location in Plano.

The details: 10x10 sells the latest albums from Korean pop artists and groups like BTS and TWICE. The store also has crane machines and sells a variety of stationary and plushes.

The Crow Museum of Asian Art debuted a new exhibit with a tie to the State Fair of Texas at its Richardson location at the University of Texas at Dallas.

The overview: "New Deal Texas and the West" displays federally funded art created under New Deal programs, including materials from the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition and the construction of key buildings at Fair Park, the site of the State Fair. The exhibit, which will be open until July 18, features about 75 artifacts from the Dallas Museum of Art’s collection and marks the third exhibition partnership between UT Dallas and the museum.

Quote of note: “Many of these [pieces] have never been shown before,” said Tamara Wootton Forsyth, the Marcus-Rose Family deputy director of the Dallas Museum of Art. “Together, these works explore one of the most significant eras of federal support for the arts in American history.”

Frisco’s Northwest Community Park hosted a grand opening Sept. 19 while Collin County officials voted to raise the property tax rate. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. Frisco celebrates grand opening of 122-acre Northwest Community Park

2. Collin County officials raise property tax rate for FY 2026-27

3. Keller ISD consolidating campuses due to declining enrollment

4. New mixed-use district planned around Toyota Stadium in Frisco

5. Rustic Cowboy Bar & Dance Hall offers dance lessons, live music in Fort Worth

6. 5 restaurants now open, coming soon in Plano

A new program from the Transportation Security Administration, new speed limits on International Parkway, new parking and access fees, hotel topping out and flight changes are among the updates from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

Gateside by TSA PreCheck: Gateside is a new program launched that allows non-flyers with an eligible TSA PreCheck membership to enter the secure area to meet or see off friends and family at the gate, meet for a layover, or shop or eat at restaurants within the airport. The TSA website says the program is free and to apply one to three days before a planned visit. Children can also participate but must be included on their parent/guardian's application.