A proposed auto repair and muffler shop just north of Frisco’s rail district is under review for a third time by city officials.

What you need to know: Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing March 24 for the special use permit request and voted to table the item until April. The request, submitted by business owner and applicant Jon Carter Ferguson, would allow for an automotive repair shop to operate near the Meadow Hill Estates neighborhood.

Zooming in: Rolandrea Russell, Frisco planning supervisor, said staff recommended the commission table the item due to “some issues with the zoning sign.” The proposed car shop would be located just off North County Road near the intersection with All Stars Avenue.

Some context: Ferguson has submitted similar permit requests dating back to summer 2024. The applicant’s most recent permit request was approved by the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission but later denied by council last spring.

MoMo’s Bistro is now open in west Frisco, co-owner Mo Ghomi confirmed. 

Zooming in: The eatery’s menu features appetizers such as caprese, calamari and charcuterie boards, as well as classic entrees like chicken parmesan, linguine carbonara and penne vodka. MoMo’s Bistro also serves several specialty dishes, such as lobster ravioli and parmigiana di melanzane, according to its website.

• 1279 Legacy Drive, Ste. 100, Frisco

Medical City Frisco is celebrating 10 years of service this spring. 

Some context: The hospital opened its doors April 1, 2016, after acquiring the facility from Forest Park Medical Center. Medical City Frisco opened with 54 beds, 12 operating suites, a three-bed emergency room, a full-imaging department, a lab and a blood bank. The hospital has since grown to be a 98-bed acute care hospital with a Level III Trauma Center, cardiovascular, neurological, spine, orthopedics and other services.

Notable quote: “Caring for the community is at the heart of who we are and everything we do at Medical City Frisco,” Medical City Frisco CEO Ken Stevens said in a April 1 news release. “As Frisco continues to welcome new residents, our hospital is proud to continue growing, expanding services, strengthening capabilities and deepening our impact. We look forward to the next decade and beyond as the destination of choice for healthcare excellence.”