Plano officials hosted the city’s annual State of the City on Feb. 3, reflecting on Plano’s “next chapter of excellence” and milestones from the past year.

What happened: Mayor John Muns said the city has focused on economic development in 2025, highlighting corporate relocations to Plano throughout the year, including Sally Beauty, Ryan, USAA and most recently, AT&T. Muns also made note of on Plano's upcoming withdrawal election from the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system, stating “the way people move is changing.”

Quote of note: “With more projects like AT&T and Texas Research Quarter coming our way, Plano’s next chapter will continue to set the standard for regional leadership as a model of growth and sustainability,” Muns said.

One more thing: Muns and other Plano leaders also highlighted the city’s investment in infrastructure and public safety over the past year.

A new Quick Quack Car Wash location is set for Plano.

The details: Construction on the new car wash at the corner of Coit Road and Spring Creek Parkway is set to start in May and finish in next January, the listing states.
 

2-1-Fore Golf is now open in Richardson, according to a social media post, offering a virtual golf experience that includes simulators for course play and practice ranges as well as an arcade of interactive golf games.

2-1-Fore Golf also offers a full-service bar and kitchen and can host private events. The location is currently in a soft opening, and planning a grand opening for the last weekend of February.

• Opened Feb. 2
• 1002 N. Central Expressway, Ste. 579, Richardson