DTX-PLN: Impact 8/15/2025

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Marie Leonard
August 15, 2025

Trinity Falls

Good Morning, Plano North!

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Dill Dinkers to offer indoor courts, lessons in Plano

Dill Dinkers is set to open fall 2025 in Plano, a company representative said.

What they will offer: The facility will feature cushioned surfaces and top-tier lighting, the representative said in an email. The business will offer open play and lessons for various skill levels. Court rental will be available for visitors, non-members and members.

 
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Fujiya Ramen Sushi Bar serves asian cuisine in Plano, near Richardson border

Fujiya recently opened in Plano, a company representative said. The new restaurant is located across from Methodist Richardson Medical Center.

What is offered: The menu features a variety of ramen dishes, sushi, sashimi, fried rice and more. 

 

FOODIE FRIDAY
Check out these new restaurants and bars opening across the Dallas - Fort Worth area.

From the multi-textile decor to the fresh produce-centric kitchen, Mexican Sugar strives to provide a true Mexican hacienda environment. The top selling menu items at Mexican Sugar in Plano are the angus ribeye fajitas, roasted chicken enchilads, bone-in pork chops and roasted beet and goat cheese salad. The restaurant offers brunch, lunch, dinner, drink and happy hour menus. 

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☕️ House-blend coffee, sandwiches served at Hillside Coffee Bar in McKinney’s Craig Ranch
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🥤Feng Cha now serves specialty drinks, desserts in Grapevine
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🆕 Stop-N-Go Gyro offers plates, more in Richardson
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😋 Himalayan Spice brings Nepali, Indian flavors to Frisco
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Urban Cookhouse is now open in Prosper, offering a variety of sandwiches, wraps and salads. Owner James Zemlock said he emphasizes a farm-to-table approach, with most ingredients coming directly from local producers across North Texas. "If I can get it local, I'll buy it local," he said. 
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Neighboring News
Frisco ISD students return to campus for 2025-26 school year

Frisco ISD students returned to campus Aug. 13 for the 2025-26 school year. 

What you need to know: This year, there are new school zones. Drivers should stay alert and reduce their speed to 20 mph when entering a school zone. Using a cell phone while driving in a school zone is prohibited unless you're using hands-free technology, according to the release.

Looking ahead: The fall and spring semesters are similar in length with only four more instructional days in the spring semester.

 

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