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The Frisco Town Council took part in the second of two racial equity training sessions last week, continuing to build on topics like normalizing discussions about race and creating a more inclusive community. Town Council...
Photo from town of Frisco Frisco officials asked town staff to move forward with the pedestrian Main Street concept again this year during a regular Frisco Town Council work session April 26, deciding on a planned opening June 18. The promenade arose out of necessity last year as the town sought out new ways to help Main Street businesses stay afloat while keeping within capacity limits set by state and local public health orders. Its return will again offer businesses the opportunity to expand seating areas and retail space into the road and provide community members a pedestrian-friendly ar...
Photo from town of Frisco Frisco awarded college scholarships to 12 high school seniors this week and will once again be hanging custom banners on lamp posts along Main Street to honor each of the town’s 25 high school graduates this year. Scholarship winners — which must be graduating seniors who live in Frisco or nearby neighborhoods and must plan to attend a higher-education institution — were selected by a two-person committee of Frisco Town Council members based on academic achievement, need and evidence of good citizenship, according to a release from the town. Council member Dan ...
A pair of recycling bins in Frisco show which items are and aren't allowed to be recycled. At a Frisco Town Council meeting April 13, members voiced a desire to encourage more residents to recycle as well as to reduce the prevalence of single-use items in town. Photo by Sawyer D'Argonne / sdargonne@gmail.com Frisco residents and businesses showed improvement in trying to become more sustainable and environmentally friendly last year, but more can always be done. That was the message from the High Country Conservation Center, which attended a virtual Frisco Town Council meeting April 13 for...
Photo by Liam Doran / Liam Doran Photography Frisco Town Manager Nancy Kerry publicly announced her resignation Thursday in what she called a “very difficult decision” to step down from the position to spend more time with her family. Kerry was named town manager in December 2018 and said she plans to stick around — likely until late April or early May — to ensure there is a smooth transition to an interim town manager and ultimately a replacement. In an interview with the Summit Daily News, Kerry said she loves her job, but the infrequency with which she was able to visit her family ...