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Homes continue to be built in Uptown Celina, including in one of the community's newest neighborhoods, The Ranch. (Sara Carpenter/Community Impact)

Celina approves 125-home expansion in Uptown development

By Jacob Vaughn

Celina officials moved forward with an expansion of the city’s Uptown masterplanned community. 

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