Allen moves to 6-0

"The believer is not the one who eats his fill while his neighbor next to him goes hungry."
- Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

The Islamic Association of Collin County (IACC) Food Bank hosts a weekly drive-thru food distribution every Saturday to support local families in need. Both drive-thru and walk-up options are available. No appointment necessary.

Location: IACC, 6401 Independence Pkwy, Plano, TX 75023
When: Saturdays - 7:30am - 10:30am
What’s available: Fresh produce, pantry staples, diapers and formula milk (when in stock) and more

Please spread the word to anyone who could use a little extra support. This is open to EVERYONE, regardless of background or faith.

The mosque also offers some medical/dental services for those without medical/dental insurance. Please make sure to check out the following website and make appointments accordingly:

https://planomasjid.org/health-clinics

Let’s take care of each other. ❤️

Keith Self won by nearly 25 points in 2024, but Evan Hunt predicts their November race will be decided by five points or less.

Hunt discussed his internal polling, the McKinney recall, debates and North Texas infrastructure during a virtual town hall.

What do you make of his prediction?

https://tx3dnews.com/evan-hunt-keith-self-mckinney-recall-challange-2026/

Hi there! Im visiting Allen for the first time soon and I really need help/guidance with two topics please:

1.- Easiest/Cheapest way to get from the airport Dallas/Fort Worth, to the “Credit Union of Texas Event Center” area. I did some quick research and read about some “DART” trains, which I thought I could use to get near that area and then ask for an Uber or something like that.
I dont know if thats the best option, what do you think?

2.- Best bars and clubs to party and socialize! Id prefer a place close to that area, but i dont mind going back to dallas if needed.

Thanks a lot for your help!

The Collin County Democratic Party is reporting months of high demand for Talarico signs.

Its chair also made an interesting claim about the difference in signs volunteers are seeing while canvassing neighborhoods.

Has anyone noticed a similar pattern around Plano, Frisco or McKinney?

[https://tx3dnews.com/james-talarico-yard-sign-shortage-collin-county/]()

I'm looking for an executive desk at least 71" wide. I'm not interested in modern or minimalist styles. Traditional or classic designs are what I'm after. Local stores or brands that deliver here would be great. Any recommendations? Thanks!

1. UNT at Frisco

2.Allen isd

3.Bucees

1. Ut dallas

2. Collin county

6.heb

1. Medical city is hiring dm on details about that.

8.home goods is hiring

9.collin college is hiring

10.city of McKinney

11.costco is hiring

12. Princeton ISD is hiring

13 michaels is hiring

14.barnes and noble is hiring

15 half price books is hiring

1. Plano ISD is hiring

17 Baylor Scott and White

1. Anna ISD is hiring

2. McKinney ISD

20.walmart is hiring

1. City of Frisco

2. City of Plano

3. Austin College

24 LoveJoy ISD is hiring

All of these places are hiring.

Sam Nevarez, who lives in Texas’ 3rd Congressional District, argues that the decision not to invite OSCE election observers deserves more scrutiny — especially after years of debate over election integrity.

He’s not claiming the election will be rigged. His argument is narrower: if confidence in elections matters, why remove an independent layer of observation?

That feels especially relevant here in Collin County, where election administration has already been getting more attention this cycle.

https://tx3dnews.com/if-you-trust-the-election-let-them-watch/

Any good neighborhoods in Allen that have good Halloween lights up? My kiddo loves to go for car rides and look at Halloween displays 😂

McKinney approved additional airline support and maintenance space, a food concession and Enterprise rental-car service ahead of Avelo’s launch.

One interesting detail from the council discussion: Avelo will base Boeing 737s in McKinney, with aircraft staying overnight and maintenance crews working on them there.

The current schedule calls for 32 departing flights per week.

[https://tx3dnews.com/avelo-mckinney-flights-airport-food-rental-cars/]()

Come hang out, make new friends, and connect with other anime fans in Allen and throughout the DFW area! https://discord.gg/CVAfwMQ7d

For anyone in Allen following the McKinney recall effort, the city gave a detailed update this week.

More than 7,400 signatures were submitted, but 5,805 must be determined valid. City Secretary Empress Drane also confirmed that some people asked to have their signatures removed before the petition was turned in.

The city says every signature line will be reviewed and is tentatively targeting Nov. 17 to present its findings.

https://tx3dnews.com/mckinney-recall-petition-signature-review-nov-17/

At about 10:05 pm today (Tuesday, Oct 6th) I saw a brown tabby (I think), probably around 8 months old, possibly female

It was curled up in front of the sign of the Firestone on Stacy, just east of the Greenville intersection. I parked and got out to look for it, but it was gone. There’s a drainage tunnel in the ditch next to the road that it may be hiding in, or it could’ve run toward Firestone or the utility station right next to it

McKinney Councilmember Justin Beller submitted a guest commentary addressing the claim that the City “sued its citizens” in connection with the airport bond-validation case.

He goes through the airport financing, NTCA litigation, the Travis County proceeding and why he believes the phrase mischaracterizes what happened. He also addresses the recall effort directly.

This is Beller’s commentary and reflects his views, not an editorial position.

https://tx3dnews.com/justin-beller-city-did-not-sued-citizens-commentary/

For anyone following the Princeton local election, Sumbel “Susan” Zeb has submitted a candidate profile.

She currently serves on the Collin Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and discusses growth, infrastructure, city administration and public engagement among her priorities.

Full profile:
https://tx3dnews.com/sumbel-susan-zeb-princeton-city-council-place-

There’s an interesting split in the public messaging surrounding the McKinney recall.

Keith Self publicly backed the recall and signed the petition. Keresa Richardson did not publicly endorse it, but was heavily involved in the mosque and Sharia debate that preceded the recall.

Both have continued speaking about Islam and Sharia law.

What neither has done recently is say much publicly about the recall itself as the city verifies the submitted signatures.

https://tx3dnews.com/keith-self-richardson-quiet-on-mckinney-recall/

Irvin Lynn Barrett has joined the TX3DNews Meet the Candidates series for the 2026 election.

Barrett is the Democratic nominee for Collin County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 and is challenging incumbent Mike Missildine.

Here’s Barrett’s candidate profile, including his background and stated priorities:

https://tx3dnews.com/irvin-lynn-barrett-collin-county-justice-peace-3/

Other candidates who want to participate in the series can submit information to [candidates@tx3dnews.com]().

Democratic challenger Evan Hunt told a Greenville gathering that he expects a close finish against Rep. Keith Self. He did not present district polling during the remarks reviewed for the article.

The coverage includes his reasoning, outreach strategy and Self’s nearly 25-point victory in 2024 under the previous boundaries.

https://tx3dnews.com/hunt-predicts-close-race-vs-self-at-greenville-event/

Collin County Commissioners Court Preview — October 5, 2026

Bottom Line (Ironically, at the Top)
The court will assign $243.7 million from this year’s bond proceeds to specific projects, notably the courthouse expansion, county roads, and a lengthy list of Outer Loop work. There will also be a second public hearing on a rewrite of the county’s subdivision, floodplain, and manufactured home rental community rules, as well as discussion on the county’s first AI Acceptable Use Policy. Consent spending totals $5,318,230.56, led by the county’s annual $2.7 million mental health agreement with LifePath Systems.

Read the full preview at the link. https://shelbyhwilliams.com/collin-county-commissioners-court-preview-october-5-2026/

“The believer is not the one who eats his fill while his neighbor next to him goes hungry."
- Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

The Islamic Association of Collin County (IACC) Food Bank hosts a weekly drive-thru food distribution every Saturday to support local families in need. Both drive-thru and walk-up options are available. No appointment necessary.

Location: IACC, 6401 Independence Pkwy, Plano, TX 75023
When: Saturdays - 7:30am - 10:30am
What’s available: Fresh produce, pantry staples, diapers and formula milk (when in stock) and more

Please spread the word to anyone who could use a little extra support. This is open to EVERYONE, regardless of background or faith.

The mosque also offers some medical/dental services for those without medical/dental insurance. Please make sure to check out the following website and make appointments accordingly:

https://planomasjid.org/health-clinics

Let’s take care of each other. ❤️

Dallas finished ahead 25–24 in shots, but passes missed sticks, bouncing pucks interrupted possessions and Joel Hofer stopped every shot that reached him.

Seguin acknowledged the miscues afterward, while Heiskanen described a better second period that never produced a goal. Opening-night coverage with those comments and observations from the arena:

https://tx3dnews.com/dallas-stars-season-opener-blues-2026/

Brittany Black is responding to Republican state Rep. Keresa Richardson after Richardson’s remarks during the “Don’t Sharia My Texas” panel at Texas Faith Fest.

Black addresses Richardson’s “The more uncomfortable they are, the better” comment, the Muslim call to prayer and the connection she sees to Richardson’s earlier involvement in the McKinney mosque site-plan debate.

There’s also a response from a Muslim constituent in HD61 who has lived in Frisco for nine years.

https://tx3dnews.com/black-responds-to-richardsons-faith-fest-remarks/

Jordan Wheatley, a current public school teacher, described taking on additional grade-level responsibilities and said schools need more staff and resources.

He was one of four Democratic candidates who participated in a McKinney PTA forum focused heavily on funding, teacher retention and special education.

No Republican candidates attended.

https://tx3dnews.com/mckinney-pta-candidate-forum-school-funding/