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Classrooms will fill red bags with non-perishable food Oct. 26 through Nov. 6 for the First Melissa Christmas Angel Program and the Melissa Community Outreach Food Pantry. Football fans can donate at the Nov. 6 varsity game.
Melissa residents can expect sunny skies and mild temperatures today and tomorrow. An active Air Quality Alert is in effect, so check local air quality indices before outdoor activities.
Public records show 19 new sales tax permits and 1 alcohol license application for Melissa businesses in the week of Oct. 19. Here is the full list.
Elementary campuses mark Red Ribbon Week Oct. 26-30, East Cardinal's band plays a free fall concert Oct. 26, and all 13 Melissa High cross country qualifiers run at regionals Oct. 27.
Melissa is enjoying a clear, pleasant afternoon with temperatures near 77F. Rain chances remain negligible through the evening, and tomorrow promises a slightly warmer sunny day.
East Cardinal Middle School performs Nov. 2 and 7, and Melissa High School Theatre runs Footloose: The Musical on four nights starting Nov. 5 at the Melissa Arts Center. Tickets are on sale now.
Melissa is enjoying clear skies and a comfortable 73 degrees. Today is 7 degrees warmer than yesterday, with no rain expected through the evening. Tomorrow looks similar with sunny skies and a high near 77.
Reviewers for the High School Fed Challenge picked 12 of 207 papers for this year's Journal of Future Economists. The Melissa team, three current students and a former student, wrote a podcast-style script on holiday music and spending.
Melissa is enjoying a clear afternoon at 68F. Today's high near 70F is 5F warmer than yesterday. Expect sunny skies and no rain, with tomorrow warming to 75F.
The free Cardinal Court Crew puts first through fifth graders on game-day duty for the boys and girls teams. Also ahead: a free middle school band concert Oct. 26 and Red Ribbon Week dress-up days.
Collin County commissioners take up one-year extensions of the Sheriff's Office dispatch contracts with the City of Melissa and the Melissa Fire Department. The county's fee sheet bases the charges largely on how many radios each agency runs.
Melissa is enjoying clear skies and a current temperature of 63F. Today's high will be near 65F, slightly cooler than yesterday. Expect sunny conditions to continue into tomorrow, with a high near 69F.
Collin County expects to spend about $13,000 a year on general veterinary services from the nonprofit starting Dec. 1, paid from the shelter's animal safety and spay-neuter funds.
One Melissa team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Melissa ISD is hosting the Region 25 5A/6A marching contest Oct. 21. Tickets are $11 for adults and $6 for ages 6-18. The high school's cross country teams, meanwhile, head to regionals Oct. 27.
Fed reviewers picked 12 of 207 team papers for the 2026 Journal of Future Economists. The Melissa High entry, on how holiday songs make money, starts on page 84.
A Wind Advisory is active for Melissa, TX, through this evening. High winds and gusts up to 40 mph are expected today, with calmer conditions returning tomorrow.
The North Texas Municipal Water District board votes Thursday on the positions its staff and lobbyists will push when the Legislature convenes in January, from SWIFT money to rules for utility districts serving new subdivisions.
Melissa ISD says its head football coach will lead a team at the Under Armour All-America Game, played in early January in DeLand, Florida, and streamed on ESPN.
Melissa residents should prepare for strong winds as a Wind Advisory takes effect. Current conditions are humid with a dew point of 70F, while tonight brings gusts up to 35 mph and a chance of storms.
Public records show 24 new sales tax permits and 1 alcohol license application for Melissa businesses in the week of Oct. 12. Here is the full list.
Republican and Democratic nominees face off for chief justice and three other Texas Supreme Court seats, and two Court of Criminal Appeals races have no incumbent on the ballot. Melissa City Hall is an early voting site.
Melissa residents face a muggy afternoon with a feels-like temperature of 98F. A slight chance of rain exists before 4pm, followed by a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures will drop significantly tomorrow.
The Oct. 19 agenda also has a public hearing on the district's state financial rating, an A with 92 points, and a resolution allowing small recognition awards for employees.
Aramark's menu relaunch, shaped by last month's food service survey, adds daily entrée choices for elementary students and new options at secondary schools, and the high school food truck now opens at 6:45 a.m.
Families must register to receive the link for the 6–7 p.m. session on referrals, testing and qualifications.
Melissa is starting with 77F air, a 79F feels-like temperature and 89% humidity. Partly sunny skies and a high near 89F are expected today.
Petitions for Long Ranch ($60 million) and The Preserve ($50 million) are on tonight's consent agenda, which would set hearings but not create the districts. Long Ranch's annexation hearing would be Oct. 27.
The certificates of obligation would also pay for a Z-Plex build-out, an east water take point, Stiff Creek lift station design and land. Staff say 4B sales tax, a TIRZ and utility revenue would repay them.
Melissa is at 86F this afternoon, feeling like 89F under partly cloudy skies. Little to no rain is expected through this evening, and tomorrow stays nearly as warm.
Melissa starts at 73°F under clear skies. Today stays mostly sunny with a high near 88°F, little to no rain, and temperatures about the same as yesterday.
Melissa is clear and warm at 88 degrees, with mostly sunny skies today and little to no rain expected. Tomorrow stays mostly sunny, with a similar high and a warmer low.
The half-day Collin Leadership Policy Summit on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the Frisco campus features six panels on growth, water, roads, talent and AI. Tickets are on sale; seating is limited.
Melissa is clear and 70 degrees this morning. Today should be mostly sunny with a high near 89, little to no rain, and temperatures near 88 tomorrow.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7825 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Melissa is clear tonight at 73F, with today’s high near 87F and little to no rain expected. Tomorrow turns sunny and slightly warmer, with a high near 89F.
Michael G. Smith and Andrew Cook face off for Place 2 on the Collin Central Appraisal District board, while Randal Shinn and Joe Corcoran are alone on the ballot. Early voting starts Oct. 19, including at Melissa City Hall.
An Air Quality Alert is active in Melissa as clear skies and warm temperatures continue. It is currently Saturday afternoon, with a temperature of 84°F and light south winds.
One Melissa team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
A Dallas Vet Center representative is at the Melissa Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. A caregiver support hour follows Friday, a free spy-themed magic show Saturday, Oct. 17, and a college funding workshop Monday, Oct. 19.
Recognition begins at 6 p.m. Oct. 13, ahead of the Greenville match at The Arena. Fans should check the district’s clear-bag rule before leaving home.
Melissa ISD says the Cardinals open the basketball season with a free event in The Arena on Wednesday, Oct. 28, and Melissa High's parking lot hosts its Trunk or Treat on Friday, Oct. 30.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7995 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Regular unleaded averages $3.8202 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Melissa residents face a sunny afternoon with temperatures near 88F. An active Air Quality Alert is in effect. Expect clear skies and dry conditions through tomorrow.
Of 17 Melissa High choir students who sang in the second round of TMEA All-State auditions, 12 earned All-Region seats and two advance to a Nov. 17 audition at Plano East, the district said Friday.
Melissa residents can expect sunny skies and highs near 86 degrees today and tomorrow. An active Air Quality Alert is in effect, prompting health officials to advise caution for sensitive groups.
Sealed bids for the East Water Facility Distribution Main must reach City Hall by 2 p.m. Oct. 12; the public opening follows at 2:02 p.m.
Health science students helped Carter BloodCare staff run the Sept. 30 drive, checking in donors and screening them. The district said Wednesday that 185 appointments were filled.
Melissa residents face sunny conditions with highs near 84F. An active Air Quality Alert is in effect. Check local air quality indices and limit outdoor exertion as needed.
The high school addition that took capacity from 1,200 to 3,600 is one of 33 projects in the 2026-27 TASA/TASB Exhibit of School Architecture, on display in Houston Oct. 9-10.
The open solicitation covers paving, drainage, utilities and landscaping. Sealed bids are due Oct. 27, followed by a public opening at City Hall.
The Long Ranch rezoning, a QuikTrip car wash and two downtown business moves are on the Planning and Zoning Commission's agenda for Thursday, Oct. 8. Staff recommends approving the subdivision.
Melissa is enjoying a clear afternoon at 82F. Today is 3F cooler than yesterday, with no rain expected. Tomorrow looks similar with a high near 83F.
Public records show 20 new sales tax permits and 1 alcohol license application for Melissa businesses in the week of Oct. 5. Here is the full list.
The September payment register identifies the money as third-quarter child-safety fees for Melissa.
The self-led session runs from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Oct. 7 in the library’s Multi-Purpose Room and is listed for all ages and families.
Melissa is enjoying clear skies and 82-degree temperatures this afternoon. With no rain expected, it is a perfect time for outdoor activities before a similar sunny day tomorrow.
The Melissa Fire Department joins the library for a free outdoor story time at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 9, as this year's national fire safety campaign turns to safe charging of lithium-ion batteries.
The Melissa Historical Society leads a guided tour of St. Paul Cemetery from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 10, and repeats the material as a slide program at City Hall on Wednesday evening.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9340 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
U.S. Rep. Keith Self, state Rep. Jeff Leach, County Judge Chris Hill and Tax Assessor Scott Grigg are scheduled to speak at the Melissa Chamber of Commerce legislative update Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Melissa is enjoying a mild, cloudy afternoon with temperatures near 77F. Rain chances remain low through the evening, and tomorrow brings sunny skies with a similar high.
County minutes record an Aug. 31 approval. Melissa continues to direct residents to Collin County Animal Services for help.
The Melissa Chamber of Commerce has three public business events set over the next eight days, starting with a 24-hour gym on Scott Street on Monday, Oct. 5.
Higher water and sewer charges approved by the City Council took effect Oct. 1, while the monthly residential trash and recycling rates stay where they were.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9462 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
The Melissa Education Foundation's Fall Cornhole Tournament runs Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Z-Plex Tennis Courts, with $50 team entries and proceeds going to Melissa ISD students and teachers.
Parents and students have through Oct. 4 to share feedback on breakfast, lunch and the dining experience with the district’s new food-service provider.
Melissa residents face muggy conditions with 94% humidity and light rain. Today brings a 61% chance of showers, while tomorrow offers a drier start with higher temperatures.
Melissa police and partner agencies followed up on a reported shooting threat against the Primrose School of Melissa and say it poses no danger to the school or the community.
Texas representatives and senators cast votes on labor secretary confirmation and S. 4668 passage during a week with twelve recorded votes.
One Melissa team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9611 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
The second annual Melissa Public Safety Fall Classic pits the city's police officers against its firefighters at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Z-Plex. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
Melissa's Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings Thursday on rezoning 180.7 farm acres for single-family homes and turning two downtown residential lots commercial.
A severe flood watch is in effect for Melissa as heavy humidity and likely thunderstorms bring significant rainfall. Residents should monitor local waterways and prepare for potential flooding.
Melissa ISD opened online ticket sales Friday for the Oct. 9 homecoming game, and its Oct. 7 parade and community pep rally will circle Coach Kenny Deel Stadium.
The City of Melissa has awarded the contract for street reconstruction and improvements to XIT Paving, with construction scheduled from this summer through Fall 2027.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9774 in the Dallas area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
Residents have until Wednesday to nominate a former student, former employee or community member for the district’s 2026 recognition.
A severe Flood Watch is in effect for Melissa as heavy showers and thunderstorms bring significant rainfall. Current conditions are wet and humid, with more rain expected through tomorrow.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9694 in the Dallas area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
The city lists Sunday as the splash pad’s final operating day for 2026, with daily hours of 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
A Flood Watch is in effect for Melissa as scattered showers and thunderstorms move through. Expect high humidity, gusty winds, and significant rainfall totals over the next two days.
The flood-watch window is unchanged, but Wednesday’s outlook raises localized rain potential and sharpens the overnight focus.
Public records show 21 new sales tax permits and 7 business listings for Melissa businesses in the week of Sep. 28. Here is the full list.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9114 in the Dallas area, up from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
The Oct. 17 clinic at East Cardinal Middle School costs $50 and serves grades K–11. Walk-up spaces are not guaranteed.
The city’s weather guidance explains a key step for residents ahead of possible heavy rain through Friday morning.
Melissa residents face a severe flood watch despite current dry conditions. Today brings partly sunny skies with a high near 93F. Tomorrow sees a slight chance of storms, with heavier rain possible overnight.
Regular unleaded averages $3.8284 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Melissa residents face high humidity and an active Air Quality Alert. Current conditions are 79F with a feels-like of 82F. Expect a high near 89F today and 93F tomorrow.
