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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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Raymond Community Park is one of several parks coming to the growing area to accommodate Prosper’s needs. (Rendering courtesy town of Prosper)

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American Airlines announced four winter flights out of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Three of those will start in October. (Cody Thorn/Community Impact)

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Mary Ann Moon will leave the Prosper Economic Development Corporation in September. (Courtesy Prosper EDC)

Published 3:14 PM | Jul 24, 2025 CDT

Prosper EDC executive director departs after 6 years

town hall and library sign

Published 2:10 PM | Jul 23, 2025 CDT

Prosper Town Council to decide on $183.8 million bond election in August

Published 4:00 PM | Jul 22, 2025 CDT

Celina officials move forward with anti-human-trafficking program

Published 2:32 PM | Jul 21, 2025 CDT

Celina officials expand plans for new fire station

The development area located in the northwest corner of Legacy Drive and First Street with a total of 18.7 acres. (Courtesy town of Prosper)

Published 12:00 AM | Jul 18, 2025 CDT

Prosper officials consider new retail center at First Street, Legacy Drive

Published 2:10 PM | Jul 17, 2025 CDT

Celina officials debate future car dealership locations

Prosper town officials are expected to approve the budget in September. (Alex Reece/Community Impact)

Updated 4:02 PM | Jul 15, 2025 CDT

Prosper plans budget adjustments, keeps tax rate flat

President Donald Trump speaks during a July 11 roundtable in Kerrville, after he toured sites that were hit by deadly flooding a week earlier. (Screenshot courtesy the White House)

Published 7:57 PM | Jul 11, 2025 CDT

President Trump visits Hill Country flood sites amid criticism of emergency response

Trees washed up on the San Gabriel River Park Bridge near the Katy Crossing Trailhead at San Gabriel Park July 7. (Anna Maness/Community Impact)

Updated 5:45 PM | Jul 7, 2025 CDT

How Texans can help those impacted by the Central Texas floods

a long hallway in a prison

Published 11:40 AM | Jul 3, 2025 CDT

Collin County jail works to reduce reoffending rates through education, training programs