THE TOWN | THE PEOPLE | THE PRIDE
Prosper’s annual community-wide push toward improving the health and wellness of residents is returning to a self-paced challenge that recognizes those who reach 100 miles in about 100 days. The 2019 Prosper 100 Mile Challenge is a return to a fitness regime that was last held four years ago and was deferred while Prosper residents
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Old carts will be picked up on week of January 21!! Residents will see trash and recycling collection trucks more often in Town as the new solid waste contract with CWD begins on Monday, January 28, converting the Town from twice-a-week collection to a five-day-a-week collection schedule. In addition to the weekly schedule change, which
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Prosper ISD’s District Site-Based Committee has narrowed the calendar options and is looking for your feedback on which option you prefer. Please CLICK HERE to vote for your favorite option. Here are the calendar highlights for the upcoming school year, as well as the difference between the two options:C Important Dates for BOTH Calendar Options:
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Prosper Fire Rescue is proud to welcome Division Chief Bill Bonny! Chief Bonny comes to the department with 24 years of fire service experience. After retiring from Addison Fire Department, Chief Bonny worked with CareFlite as the Sr. Director of Operations and more recently was the EMS Specialist with Texas Health Resources. His primary duties
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Prosper residents who want a keener insight into the workings of a modern, operationally-effective, dynamic police force should consider applying for the next class of the Prosper Citizens Police Academy. “We are currently accepting applications for the next CPA class, which will be our eighth class,” says Officer Erin Hubbard, CPA coordinator. “The CPA, led
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Yard Waste and In-Town Bulk Collection Point Added Several important changes are in store after the Town implements a new solid waste and recycling collection contract this month, including a five-day-a-week pickup schedule, separate service for organic yard waste, and a convenient in-town drop off collection point for bulk waste. “The changes, which were part
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Happy New Year! Lena and I wish everyone a safe and happy 2019 and beyond. We feel extremely blessed to be part of this community, raising our boys, and enjoying the warmth of so many friends. Prosper had a momentous 2018 with so many grand openings, groundbreakings, ribbon-cuttings, and project completions that some people might
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Should you hire a professional landscaping company? You have to weight the pros and cons and use some common sense. You have to ask yourself some important questions first. Is this my first landscaping project? Am I planning on doing a little area or a big area? Do I understand such technical things as drainage, pitching
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– A Night our Class of 2019 Will Always Remember By Gwen Ray With graduation quickly approaching for Prosper High School’s Class of 2019, preparations are being made behind the scenes for the last hoorah – Project Graduation. Project Graduation (PG) is an after-graduation event for the graduating seniors. It was created in an effort
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Prosper ISD Press Release – February 15, 2019 Prom and graduation are two of the most memorable moments in a teenager’s life. Unfortunately for many, those nights turn into tragedy as a result of drunk driving. Statistics indicate that Texas drunk driving deaths tend to trend higher than the national average with roughly 4 people
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“To keep the body in good health is a duty…otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear.” This famous quote by Buddha is at the heart of the American Heart Association’s (AHA) mission, building healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. As America celebrates American Heart Month in February, the American Heart Association also celebrates its annual Go Red Day on February 1st.