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Good Morning, Frisco.

Can we talk about yesterday?!

I opened my car door and genuinely thought I had accidentally preheated an oven. The steering wheel? Lava. The seatbelt buckle? Weaponized. If you survived Sunday without third degree burns, congratulations, you are officially Texas certified.

We hit 92°. In March. Drink water. Park in shade.

Alright, let’s get into what’s happening around town.

🏗️ Frisco Could Run Out of Land for New Homes Within 10 Years

For three decades, Frisco has been in “build mode.” But that runway may be getting shorter.

City leaders say Frisco is nearing full residential buildout, meaning we could run out of land for new neighborhoods within the next decade.

The numbers:

• Population grew 17% from 2020–2024

• Now over 235,000 residents

• Back in 1990? Around 6,000

Historically, Frisco has added about 10,000 residents per year.

While higher mortgage rates and limited lot availability have slowed things slightly, officials say if economic momentum picks back up, full residential buildout could happen within 10 years.

What that means:

• Fewer brand new subdivisions

• More mixed use developments

• Commercial land getting creative conversions

• Denser, urban style growth along Dallas North Tollway

If you’ve noticed Frisco feeling more “downtown energy” and less “sleepy suburb,” that’s not your imagination.

We’re officially entering the next phase of Frisco’s growth era.

A Better Option For Your Kids

“Your child is meeting expectations.” You’ve heard it before. Their report card comes home. Parent-teacher conference wraps up. Your child isn’t struggling, so there’s nothing to discuss.

But you’re left wondering: Are they challenged? Are there gaps no one’s mentioning? What are they actually learning day to day?

At The Grove at Hearth, you’ll never wonder.

Small groups of 6 to 10. Your child masters math, reading, writing, and language arts before moving on. No gaps, no guessing. You’ll know exactly where they stand, every step of the way.

Then they apply what they’ve learned. Touring grocery stores to understand nutrition and economics. Exploring family heritage. Budgeting at IKEA. Learning happens everywhere, not just at a desk.

In a classroom of 25, your child might blend in. Here, they present. They lead. They’re seen.

We’re a microschool in Frisco serving 1st to 6th graders. We want families who are excited about this kind of education. True partners who bring insight about their child, while we bring expertise in how children learn.

Now enrolling for the 2026-2027 school year.

Ready to learn more? Request information or schedule a discovery call.

Frisco Insider families receive a complimentary personalized learning roadmap showing exactly how we’d meet your child’s needs.

Learn More: Here

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🍎 Frisco ISD Teacher Honored in “Teachers on the Rise” Program

Some good news to balance the development talk.

Olivia McGaughey of Emerson High School in Frisco ISD was named one of February’s Teachers on the Rise honorees.

She was selected from hundreds of nominations submitted by students and families across North Texas.

Each winner receives:

• Market Street gift card

• American Express gift card

• Gift basket

• And the student who nominated them gets $50

More than 500 nominations have been submitted this school year.

It’s easy to talk about buildings and growth, but teachers are the ones shaping what Frisco actually becomes.

Love seeing this.

🚐 Frisco Considering $15M Microtransit Service Ahead of World Cup

Frisco may soon roll out an on demand microtransit system in partnership with Denton County Transportation Authority.

Translation: Uber style shared rides, but city operated.

Here’s how it would work:

• Request rides via app or phone

• Shared vehicles (about 20 total)

• Operating 6 a.m.–6 p.m.

• Cashless fares: $3–$5 depending on distance

Coverage area:

• About 21 square miles

• Covers 75% of Frisco jobs

• Covers 38% of residents

• Connects to DART at Northwest Plano Park & Ride

Cost:

• $15 million over three years

• $3.3 million from Frisco

• Remainder federally funded

Why now?

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to North Texas, and Frisco wants transportation options ready.

City Council will review the proposal April 7. If approved, service could launch by mid May.

Suburban growth + global soccer = new transit conversations.

🚧 Weekly Roadwork Roundup

If traffic felt….extra lately, here’s why.

Ongoing pavement replacements:

• 7641 King Arthur Rd.

• Amelina Ln. at Ashland Belle Ln.

• 877 Jennala Dr.

• 14277 Rising Star Blvd.

• EB College Pkwy. at Wilmington Dr.

Expect up to two weeks (weather permitting).

Translation: Add 5–10 minutes and a little patience.

🎪 Flip Circus | Ticketed

📅 March 22–30
📍 Riders Field

Big red and white striped, climate controlled tent (thank goodness).

Only 800 seats, none more than 50 feet from the ring.
Two-hour show featuring:

• Acrobats

• Comedy acts

• Classic circus thrills

Week night shows at 7 PM

Details: Here

🎤 No Limits Karaoke & Open Mic Night | No Cost

📅 Monday (Every Monday)
⏰ 7:30 PM – 1:30 AM
📍 The Revel Patio Grill

Great bar food, drink specials, live crawfish available, and open mic energy to shake off the Monday blues.

Sing. Perform. Or just cheer loudly and eat seafood.

Details: Here

🧁 Heritage How-To: Floral Cupcakes | Ticketed

📅 Tuesday, March 24
⏰ 6–8 PM
📍 Frisco Heritage Center

Hands on cupcake decorating class where you’ll learn to pipe buttercream flowers.

All materials provided.
You leave with your own floral cupcake box.
Perfect date night or creative outlet.

Details: Here

❤️ Speed Dating (60+) | Ticketed

📅 Tuesday, March 24
⏰ 7–9 PM
📍 Black Hawk Brewery – Prosper

Meet up to 12 potential matches.
6-minute “pre-dates.”
Structured. Organized. No awkward app swiping.

Details: Here

🐣 Little Stars Easter Event | No Cost

📅 Wednesday, March 25
⏰ 10 AM–12 PM
📍 Tostitos Championship Plaza

For kids 5 and under.

Includes:

• Mini Easter egg hunt

• Craft stations

• Easter Bunny photos

• Games & treats

• Prize giveaways from Nuna

Dress the kiddos in spring outfits or bunny costumes.

Details: Here