McKinney | March 2023

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The Collin County History Museum in McKinney is expected to reopen sometime this spring with a new featured exhibit. FEATURED IMPACT IN THE NEWS SHELBIE HAMILTONCOMMUNITY IMPACT

McKinney, located at 300 E. Virginia St., is a free museum. 972-542-9457 www.collincountyhistorymuseum.org

A new exhibit, “Created in Collin,” is coming to the Collin County History Museum in McKinney this spring. The exhibit spans the entire timeline of the county from its inception until present day, Executive Director Kristin Spalding said. “I’d like everyone to see themselves in this exhibit as well. I would like them to nd some little piece of it that appeals to them or that ... inspires them,” Spalding said. The Collin County History Museum in chairs while receiving their treatments. www.primeivhydration.com/locations/ texas/mckinney-75071 9 At Home , a home decor store, plans to open in north McKinney on June 3, according to At Home representative MacKenzie McCarver. The store, to be lo- cated at 1720 N. Hardin Blvd., will be the rst location in McKinney. A soft opening is scheduled for May 17, followed by the June 3 grand opening. The grand opening event will include gift cards presented to the rst 50 people to shop the store, Mc- Carver said. At Home oers home decor products, including indoor and outdoor furniture, pillows, rugs, lighting, house- hold goods and more. www.athome.com 10 A new cafe and coee roaster concept from McKinney-based Lelo’s Coee Co. will occupy a space on Tupps Brewery’s new east McKinney site, co-owner Sandy Davis said. Lelo’s Coee Co., an online coee company owned by husband and wife Sandy Davis and Derek Davis, will expand its business with the brick-and-mortar cafe. The new concept will include an indoor cafe along with a walk-up ordering window, Derek Davis said. The cafe will oer a variety of coee drinks along with tea and a selection of food items. The Davises also plan to host educational cupping courses where visitors can learn more about coee roasting and try dierent varieties of cof- fee, he said. The walk-up coee counter,

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to be located at 402 E. Louisiana St., is expected to open in June with the indoor cafe space following later in the summer, Derek Davis said. www.leloscoeeco.com 11 Salad and Go plans to open a second McKinney location in late 2023 or early 2024, according to a representative of the company. The restaurant will be located at the southwest corner of US 380 and Bois D’Arc Road, according to city planning documents. The drive-thru restaurant chain oers nine dierent types of salads and wraps as well as breakfast burritos and more, according to its website. The rst Salad and Go location in McKinney, located at 4751 S. Custer Road, opened in December. www.saladandgo.com ANNIVERSARIES 12 Kwik Kar of McKinney marked its 30th anniversary March 11. The cele- bration also included service discounts, owner Suzanne Wilde said. The auto- motive business, located at 1717 W. Louisiana St., opened March 11, 1993. The family-owned business oers both preventive maintenance and repairs, according to its website. Its services in- clude oil changes, brake pads and ushes, inspections, and more. 972-542-3712. www.kwikkarofmckinney.com

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