A love for numbers, a scavenger hunt, and blackberry lemonade

LOCAL BUSINESS HIGHLIGHT:

Genuine Love + Accurate Math: The Heart of Murray, Mensch, and Brooks

In rapidly growing Collin County, Murray, Mensch, and Brooks, P.C. (MMB) stands out as more than just a tax accounting firm. The partners, Karen Mensch and Graham Brooks, have built a reputation not only for their expertise but for the deep, trusting relationships they develop with their clients. Their story is one of dedication, community involvement, and a steadfast commitment to integrity and service, making them a cornerstone in the lives of many local businesses and individuals…

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FOOD REVIEW

Today’s CollinCounty.com food review hails from Spoons Cafe in Downtown McKinney, TX! 🥄 🥄 🥐 🥓 🥑 🍹 

Talk about a cafe with character!

This delightful addition to Downtown McKinney tastes just as good as it looks. 🌟😋 

From soups -to- salads -to- comfort foods, and even breakfast served all-day, along with a tempting list of custom cocktails (and mocktails) this place is sure to satisfy.

Click here to view their food menu!

Be sure to check out Karen’s latest creations! (Owner)

Click on the image below! 👇️ 

Spoons Cafe is located at 100 E. Louisiana St., McKinney, TX.

✨ 👉️ Be sure to pop-in sometime soon!

Your eyes do not deceive you! There’s a scavenger hunt happening downtown McKinney this Saturday Morning + Sunday Morning!

There will be prize coins hidden throughout the downtown area PLUS a Grand Prize of $2,500! 💰️ 💰️💰️

Find out more by clicking this link!

COLLIN COUNTY HISTORY

“Old Downtown Plano was started in 1852 by Eli Murphy, a storekeeper, and grew along the wagon road (Ave. K). In 1872, the H. & T. C. Railway came through bringing incorporation (1873) and further growth. The entire downtown burned in 1881, but the town rebuilt. The St. Louis, Arkansas, and Texas Railway came through in 1887 (also known as the Cotton Belt), and a national bank was opened. In 1895 and 1897, much of downtown burned again. By the 1890's, the town was a cotton and grain center.”

“In 1957, Lavon water and Central Expressway arrived here and Plano began to change from an agricultural community to an urban center.”
_{(Source: CollinCountyHistory.com)}