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Need to keep kids busy this Summer

Happy New Year… Check out this FREE event (limited space)

WHAT: Bring your lunch and learn about tips, tricks, and methods for making the most of your irrigation systems here in the thick, clay soil of Frisco. This will be a hands-on session with the City's Licensed Irrigators. Space for this workshop is LIMITED. If you are no longer able to attend, please return your ticket through Eventbrite so others may attend. Thank you!

WHERE: This workshop will be held at The Grove at Frisco Commons located at 8300 McKinney Rd

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What is the best turkey recipe? Deep Fried? Traditional? Wet or dry Brine? Smoke? Cajun? Let's hear it. Post a picture of your turkey too!

Welcome another new resident to City of Frisco!

And. Here. We. Go. Today is a big one in Rollertown history and we’re glad you’re here to be a part of it. Today, we announce that we’ve officially teamed up with the City of Frisco to build our brand new Rollertown Headquarters. We’re extremely excited that we’ll be more accessible to many of you and if you’ve seen our spot in the last year, you know we’re bursting at the seams. We need more room to expand production and to enhance our overall guest experience. Essentially, we need so much more room for activities!

Our new HQ in Frisco will be on a 2.6+ acre tract located at the NE corner of Main Street & John Elliott Pkwy- right next to Frisco’s landmark silos in the heart of Downtown. It’s a stone’s throw away from Toyota Stadium and the Frisco Fresh Market. Our new 11K square foot production facility will feature a brand new beautiful 60 BBL brew house along with a 7 BBL R&D and innovation system, and our massive new Taproom (13K square feet, two levels, rooftop deck, proper beer garden) will anchor exciting Downtown Frisco development plans. Oh, and we’ll also have roughly 30K square feet of open green space for you to enjoy.

The new Rollertown HQ will serve as the cultural center of our brand and will propagate the Rollertown Dream- that every person has the power to “shoot their shot.” Our HQ will facilitate community engagement and enrichment while providing opportunities for like-minded folks by supporting local artists, creators, musicians, distillers, wine makers, home brewers, and chefs to name a few.

We expect the design/construction process to take a couple of years. In the meantime, we’ll continue to bring you the new and unique offerings & events you’ve come to expect in our existing Taproom.

You probably have more questions, and we’ve got answers. Click the link below to learn more.. and thank you, as always, for continuing to support the Rollertown Dream.

Let’s roll!

https://www.rollertownbeerworks.com/faq

Did you know……?

The date is 9.21.22.
Who is ready?

Thank you to our Frisco FD resolving this without any incidents.

MEDIA RELEASE - Frisco Police Take Student into Custody for Terroristic Threat

https://www.friscotexas.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1755

Please help to welcome 3 new engines to FFD. Great tradition to welcome the new addition.

Location: Engine 2 at Station 2 on Thursday 9/1, 10:00 a.m.

The Frisco Fire Department welcomes 3 new engines. A time-honored tradition is to ‘push-in’ the rig to its new home. We have three Push-In Ceremonies planned for Sept. starting with Engine 2 at Station 2 on Thursday 9/1, 10:00 a.m. The public is invited to attend.

What a day to celebrate new opening of PGA America. Congratulations!

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about how to take care of your yard. The City of Frisco does a great job educating its residents on how to take care of their lawn to be healthy and at the same time to not waste any water.

Click on the link for more details and to register.

WaterWise Workshop Reminder: Ask an Irrigator 7/21/22 WHEN: Thursday, July 21, 2022 from Noon -1PM WHAT: Bring your lunch and learn about tips, tricks, and methods for making the most of your irrigation systems here in the thick, clay soil of Frisco. This will be a Q&A session with one of the City's Licensed Irrigators. Space for this workshop is...

In this economy anything helps. Thank you to those who made this happen.

Tonight, the Frisco City Council unanimously voted to adopt a 12.5% residential homestead exemption. Plus, seniors, those Over 65 (and disabled), will get even more property tax relief in the form of a ‘senior tax freeze’. “We’ve heard our residents’ concerns over rising home values and their need for some property tax relief,” said Mayor Jeff Cheney.

Read the complete press release at https://www.friscotexas.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1707