Pages, Rockets, and Real Authors: The Melissa Public Library's Busy November
From a balloon-rocket STEAM session to an author meet-and-greet, the Melissa Public Library is packing November with programs for every age.
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From a balloon-rocket STEAM session to an author meet-and-greet, the Melissa Public Library is packing November with programs for every age.
Melissa High School HOSA collects new, unwrapped toys at the final regular-season home football game on Nov. 6.
Melissa ISD campuses are collecting donations through Nov. 6, rallying students, staff, and neighbors to fight local food insecurity.
The Melissa Area Chamber's annual BOO! event offers candy, sensory toys, and fun for special needs children — free to attend and open for sponsors.
The Melissa Public Library packs late October with a blood drive, adult crafts, preschool storytime, chess club, and baby play — all free.
A local guide to farmers markets and fresh produce stands in Melissa, TX, plus the best nearby options in McKinney and Farmersville.
The Melissa Market runs year-round at 4101 Liberty Way with morning and evening sessions every Saturday, featuring local produce, baked goods, and handmade goods.
On Oct. 24, Carter BloodCare and the City of Melissa host a community blood drive at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Melissa Education Foundation hosts its Fall Cornhole Tournament at Z-Plex Tennis Courts on Oct. 24, 2026, benefiting MISD students.
Tiny Tot Dance, a free strength-and-yoga series, and a Frankenstein book club are filling the 3411 Barker Ave campus with community life this fall.
The Melissa Education Foundation hosts its Fall Cornhole Tournament on Oct. 24 at Z-Plex Tennis Courts, raising funds for MISD students and teachers.
The City of Melissa hosts a Carter BloodCare blood drive at City Hall on Oct. 24, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Here's what to know before you go.
Melissa ISD's Homecoming Week, Oct. 5–10, unites students, alumni, and families with a parade, pep rally, and a Cardinals football game at Coach Kenny Deel Stadium.
Melissa Police and Melissa Fire square off in a free community softball game at Ford Sports Village for the second straight year.
The 2nd Annual Melissa Police vs. Fire charity softball game arrives Oct. 3 at Ford Sports Village at the Z-Plex — free, family-friendly, and locally rooted.
The Melissa Public Library launches ticketed registration for select events while keeping all programs free, plus a full fall lineup residents can use.
Everything new residents need to know about Melissa, TX — neighborhoods, schools, parks, and local life in one of Collin County's fastest-growing cities.
Partnering with PHI Air Medical and Medical City Plano, the Melissa Fire Department is pioneering a cardiac care protocol new to the region.
Starting September 1, Melissa Public Library launches a new admittance policy while expanding free programs for kids, teens, and history buffs.
Dennis Hogan of the Railroad and Locomotive Historical Society presents rare photos and research on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad at Melissa Public Library.
From a statewide excellence award to STEAM labs and D&D sessions, Melissa's library is redefining what a small-city civic space can be.
From D&D sessions to sensory stations, the Melissa Public Library holds a top-20% statewide excellence award and a packed August program lineup.
Moving to Melissa, TX? Get real answers on schools, parks, groceries, property taxes, safety, and how to plug into the community.
From Dungeons & Dragons to sensory stations to a railroad history talk, the Melissa Public Library is running a packed August lineup.
Historian Dennis Hogan brings rare photos and local stories about the Houston and Texas Central Railroad to Melissa Public Library this month.
From kids' STEAM labs to a Canva workshop and a blood drive, the Melissa Public Library has a packed August lineup worth marking on your calendar.
The Melissa Public Library earned Texas's top library honor for a second straight year. A look at the programs and philosophy driving that recognition.
Melissa Public Library holds a statewide excellence award and is filling summer 2026 with programs that show exactly why it earned the recognition.
A local guide to Melissa, TX's recurring festivals, community celebrations, and markets—from fireworks nights to weekly Saturday markets.
Historian Dennis Hogan presents rare photos and Melissa-specific stories about the Houston and Texas Central Railroad at the public library.
Melissa Public Library has quietly become one of the city's most-used civic buildings, recently earning a statewide excellence award. A look at what it offers beyond books, from 3D printing to summer reading.
The Melissa Area Chamber of Commerce keeps a running calendar of community events, from the high school Homecoming Parade to the Christmas Parade and an annual banquet honoring local businesses.
Where to eat in Melissa, TX right now, organized by where it actually is — the Sentinel Way center, the Sam Rayburn Highway strip, the Washington Drive cluster, the H-E-B anchor node, and the Highway 5 downtown corridor.
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