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McKinney Monday: Sizzling Summer, Downtown Developments, and Education Advancements
McKinney listeners, here’s what’s making headlines and sparking conversation across town this Monday, June 30, 2025.
If you’ve stepped outside, you’ve felt the full embrace of Texas summer. Temperatures have soared into the lower 90s with a high of 91 degrees yesterday, and humidity levels made it feel even warmer. The dew point held steady around 67, making it muggy, while a gentle breeze offered some relief. According to WeatherSpark, skies were mostly sunny and dry, typical for late June. If you’re sensitive to allergens, be aware: pollen counts remain elevated, especially for grasses and mold, and air quality has been good, with no ozone or particulate advisories issued.
Downtown is bustling with news. The City Council has just extended the downtown redevelopment agreement through today, meaning negotiations for the ambitious project—a mix of hotels, residences, and retail—are ongoing. Meanwhile, plans for North Texas’ third commercial airport at McKinney National Airport are gathering momentum, with the airport terminal site plan moving through municipal channels. The city is also gearing up for the massive Cannon Beach recreation and retail development, with ground breaking expected soon, according to city press releases.
In education, McKinney ISD approved substantial pay raises this week for teachers and staff, boosting the starting salary for new teachers to $63,500 and providing increases for all employees. Superintendent Shawn Pratt calls it a commitment to keeping top talent in McKinney schools.
On the community calendar, music lovers can look forward to the Texas Music Revolution festival returning to historic downtown later this week, featuring local and national acts along with food trucks and family fun. While official high school sports scores weren’t posted in the last 24 hours, the community spirit remains high as teams ramp up for summer training.
Listeners, thanks for tuning in to your McKinney Monday round-up. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss local news, weather, and community highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
If you’ve stepped outside, you’ve felt the full embrace of Texas summer. Temperatures have soared into the lower 90s with a high of 91 degrees yesterday, and humidity levels made it feel even warmer. The dew point held steady around 67, making it muggy, while a gentle breeze offered some relief. According to WeatherSpark, skies were mostly sunny and dry, typical for late June. If you’re sensitive to allergens, be aware: pollen counts remain elevated, especially for grasses and mold, and air quality has been good, with no ozone or particulate advisories issued.
Downtown is bustling with news. The City Council has just extended the downtown redevelopment agreement through today, meaning negotiations for the ambitious project—a mix of hotels, residences, and retail—are ongoing. Meanwhile, plans for North Texas’ third commercial airport at McKinney National Airport are gathering momentum, with the airport terminal site plan moving through municipal channels. The city is also gearing up for the massive Cannon Beach recreation and retail development, with ground breaking expected soon, according to city press releases.
In education, McKinney ISD approved substantial pay raises this week for teachers and staff, boosting the starting salary for new teachers to $63,500 and providing increases for all employees. Superintendent Shawn Pratt calls it a commitment to keeping top talent in McKinney schools.
On the community calendar, music lovers can look forward to the Texas Music Revolution festival returning to historic downtown later this week, featuring local and national acts along with food trucks and family fun. While official high school sports scores weren’t posted in the last 24 hours, the community spirit remains high as teams ramp up for summer training.
Listeners, thanks for tuning in to your McKinney Monday round-up. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss local news, weather, and community highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseMcKinney listeners, here’s what’s making headlines and sparking conversation across town this Monday, June 30, 2025.
If you’ve stepped outside, you’ve felt the full embrace of Texas summer. Temperatures have soared into the lower 90s with a high of 91 degrees yesterday, and humidity levels made it feel even warmer. The dew point held steady around 67, making it muggy, while a gentle breeze offered some relief. According to WeatherSpark, skies were mostly sunny and dry, typical for late June. If you’re sensitive to allergens, be aware: pollen counts remain elevated, especially for grasses and mold, and air quality has been good, with no ozone or particulate advisories issued.
Downtown is bustling with news. The City Council has just extended the downtown redevelopment agreement through today, meaning negotiations for the ambitious project—a mix of hotels, residences, and retail—are ongoing. Meanwhile, plans for North Texas’ third commercial airport at McKinney National Airport are gathering momentum, with the airport terminal site plan moving through municipal channels. The city is also gearing up for the massive Cannon Beach recreation and retail development, with ground breaking expected soon, according to city press releases.
In education, McKinney ISD approved substantial pay raises this week for teachers and staff, boosting the starting salary for new teachers to $63,500 and providing increases for all employees. Superintendent Shawn Pratt calls it a commitment to keeping top talent in McKinney schools.
On the community calendar, music lovers can look forward to the Texas Music Revolution festival returning to historic downtown later this week, featuring local and national acts along with food trucks and family fun. While official high school sports scores weren’t posted in the last 24 hours, the community spirit remains high as teams ramp up for summer training.
Listeners, thanks for tuning in to your McKinney Monday round-up. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss local news, weather, and community highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
If you’ve stepped outside, you’ve felt the full embrace of Texas summer. Temperatures have soared into the lower 90s with a high of 91 degrees yesterday, and humidity levels made it feel even warmer. The dew point held steady around 67, making it muggy, while a gentle breeze offered some relief. According to WeatherSpark, skies were mostly sunny and dry, typical for late June. If you’re sensitive to allergens, be aware: pollen counts remain elevated, especially for grasses and mold, and air quality has been good, with no ozone or particulate advisories issued.
Downtown is bustling with news. The City Council has just extended the downtown redevelopment agreement through today, meaning negotiations for the ambitious project—a mix of hotels, residences, and retail—are ongoing. Meanwhile, plans for North Texas’ third commercial airport at McKinney National Airport are gathering momentum, with the airport terminal site plan moving through municipal channels. The city is also gearing up for the massive Cannon Beach recreation and retail development, with ground breaking expected soon, according to city press releases.
In education, McKinney ISD approved substantial pay raises this week for teachers and staff, boosting the starting salary for new teachers to $63,500 and providing increases for all employees. Superintendent Shawn Pratt calls it a commitment to keeping top talent in McKinney schools.
On the community calendar, music lovers can look forward to the Texas Music Revolution festival returning to historic downtown later this week, featuring local and national acts along with food trucks and family fun. While official high school sports scores weren’t posted in the last 24 hours, the community spirit remains high as teams ramp up for summer training.
Listeners, thanks for tuning in to your McKinney Monday round-up. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss local news, weather, and community highlights. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.