Prosper-TX covers real-estate, healthcare, education, new business and economic development in the city of Prosper of Collin County Texas.
The Town of Prosper has launched a new way for the community to watch live Council meetings. This new Swagit video streaming platform was acquired this fiscal year to enable … Read full article
Voters in Prosper signaled the approval of liquor sales within town limits. Propositions D and E dealt with the sale and consumption of liquor within Town limits. Proposition D allows … Read full article
In an effort to keep parents, staff and community informed, Collin County’s various independent school districts have their own dashboards that are frequently updated to reflect lab-confirmed positive cases for … Read full article
Collin County had another record-breaking year of home sales in 2016 with more than 14,500 homes sales closed in 2016. That is according to Steve Haid, chief operating officer for … Read full article
On Saturday, Dec. 3, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., Prosper’s downtown area will become a winter wonderland as the eighth annual Prosper Christmas Festival takes place. Historic downtown Prosper … Read full article
Prosper Bank and Texas Bank announced a strategic merger. What is changing? Bank Name: The name will change to Texas Bank. Routing Number: The bank routing number will change to Texas … Read full article
At the Collin County Commissioners Court meeting, commissioners voted to drop the tax rate 7 percent to $0.208395 per $100 valuation. This is the largest tax rate cut in 30 … Read full article
The nation’s largest giving day is back for its 8th year on September 22, 2016. North Texas Giving Day has pumped more than $119 million into local nonprofits over the … Read full article
Attom Data Solutions (the new parent company of RealtyTrac) – one of the leading sources for comprehensive housing data – recently released its 2016 Schools and Housing Report, which shows that … Read full article
The Coast2CoastRx program has been implemented in 12 counties that are members of the Urban Counties and another 8 counties in Texas. The Urban Counties represents 80% of the population … Read full article
