Frisco Style Magazine

How the University of North Texas Is Redefining Sports Business Education with Real-World Experience and Elite Partnerships in Frisco By Yvonne Brown In the dynamic world of sports, success hinges not just on the athletes but also on the skilled professionals behind the scenes. The University of North Texas is leading the charge in preparing the next generation of sports industry leaders through its innovative and dynamic Sport Entertainment Management program.

With the Academy of Country Music Awards back in town, Frisco Live and Melody of Hope bring the soul of Nashville to Frisco, giving the city a soundtrack of its own When you think of country music, what comes to mind? Generally, this style of southern, cowboy-focused music highlights folk lyrics and harmonies accompanied by banjos, fiddles, harmonicas, and many types of guitar, including acoustic, electric, steel, and resonator guitars.

How Coats Homes is Redefining Luxury Living in Frisco By Stephen Hunt Since its founding in 2010, Coats Homes has thrived while remaining focused on serving its clients with the utmost excellence by emphasizing timeless architecture, craftsmanship, and personal style. Coats considers a home more than a dwelling, instead seeing it as a deeply personal reflection of both the homeowner and his or her family.

How an Unexpected Lunch at Dua Trattoria Turned into a Memorable Dining Experience By Ashli Urano After a competitive tennis match last week, our usual routine of quick goodbyes took an unexpected turn. As our team waited for the final line to finish playing, I suggested lunch at Dua Trattoria. To my surprise, everyone agreed. This was unusual for us since teammates typically tackle the day's responsibilities after matches.

Gary Carley’s Lifelong Journey of Service, Resilience, and Leadership By Amanda Baze Hall Some people leave a mark on a community that lasts long after they’re gone. Gary Carley builds legacies so deep they become part of the foundation itself. For nearly two decades, Gary has been a pillar of Frisco – serving on city boards, championing economic development, mentoring future leaders, and standing as a beacon of resilience in the face of adversity.

Shades of Green Nursery Blends Family, Faith, and Flourishing Landscapes Every spring, as the air gets warmer and colorful flowers bloom and blossom petals among the green grass and trees, homeowners begin to think about outdoor renovations and gardening. Every time you walk past your flowerbeds, do you imagine an overhaul?

How One Woman’s Passion for Skincare and Animal Rescue Created a Thriving Business with a Heart By Yvonne Brown I’m a city girl at heart and like to take full advantage of the infrastructure and convenience that surround me here in the Frisco bubble.

A Closer Look at the Individuals Vying for a Seat on the Frisco City Council and Frisco ISD School Board By Andrea Hampe The City of Frisco is a Home Rule Municipality and operates under a Council-Manager form of government. The Mayor and six Council Members are elected and serve at-large. The City of Frisco is located in both Collin and Denton counties and contracts elections through both the Collin County Elections Administrator and the Denton County Elections Administrator.

We Found the Fun Foodie Spots So You Don’t Have To! From Instagram-worthy and brand-new dining hotspots to restaurants boasting traditional flavors and unparalleled menus, Frisco has a little bit of everything for everyone – even those with the pickiest of taste buds. Whether you’re searching for a quaint, cozy coffee joint to start your day or a new date night location to indulge in a delicious dish like no other, in Frisco, you’ve got nothing but options! Time for a much-needed caffeine fix?

Aw Shucks Serves Up Coastal Flavors with Southern Charm By Ashli Urano There has always been something magical about seafood. Growing up in Myrtle Beach, S.C., my grandmother's Lowcountry boils were a cherished tradition. When the old newspapers were spread across the picnic table and steam from the seafood began to rise, everyone knew it was time to pull up a chair. On weekends, we often had oyster roasts at my friend's beach house in Pawleys Island, shucking oysters around the fire for hours.