Miranda Jaimes is a Managing Editor at Community Impact. With a focus on commercial and residential real estate, she covers the housing market and real estate development across various editions, including Grapevine-Colleyville-Southlake and McKinney. Miranda has been featured in Community Impact and brings extensive experience from her previous roles at several local newspapers.
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Miranda Jaimes' coverage primarily focuses on local business news such as restaurant openings, senior living options, and new businesses in the area. She also covers local events and government announcements to some extent.
Given her focus on covering local events and business news, Miranda would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new or unique business ventures, restaurant openings with a distinctive concept, as well as upcoming local events that are of interest to the community. Furthermore, she may respond positively to pitches about initiatives from the private sector or government programs that directly impact residents of Frisco and neighboring areas.
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The Canadian-based restaurant is opening another North Texas location.
Arvest Bank will open later this year on Preston Road and will be staffed by “a local team of commercial lenders,” a July 6 news release from Arvest states.
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Potbelly is set to bring its toasty sandwiches, wraps, soups and salads to Frisco later this year.
By: Miranda Jaimes
Halal Buns is set to open a new restaurant in Frisco.
Chinese barbecue-style restaurant Chubby Skewers is coming soon to Frisco.
Evolve Family Medicine said the office is more than doubling its physical space and is also adding physician hours to increase availability to patients.
Frisco drivers with electric vehicles have a new option for charging on the go.
The Mango Yard opened in May and is now serving international and Indian dishes to guests. Representatives with The Mango Yard described the restaurant as "upscale" and "global."
A company representative said in an email that the restaurant aims to bring “the authentic flavors of India to the United States through a modern fast-casual dining experience.”
