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Abbott wants classroom-spending rules and audits like the one now examining Prosper ISD. Hinojosa would end STAAR, vouchers and state takeovers. Early voting starts Monday.
Republican Nate Sheets and Democrat Clayton Tucker are fighting over data centers and each other's farm credentials in the race for an agency with a $1.8 billion budget that runs school lunch programs.
The special meeting on Oct. 21 has one action item: hiring Bradley and approving his contract, three weeks after the board named him lone finalist. Contract terms were not posted.
The 13.6-acre Saddle Creek Commercial request gets a new public hearing Oct. 20, after planners recommended it with changes in August and the council returned it so the developer could revise its zoning exhibits.
Prosper would keep 30% of registration fees from Can Do Racquet Sports' classes under a renewed agreement, with staff projecting about $153,000 in sign-ups next year.
Two ordinances on the Town Council's Oct. 13 consent agenda would overhaul Prosper's 2006 and 2015 utility rules and put the town's longstanding ban on extended-hours alcohol sales into its code.
The town's fall Mayor's Luncheon for active adults runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 970 Coit Road; lunch is free with a reservation made through the town.
Comptroller Don Huffines named Prosper alongside Austin, Barbers Hill and El Paso ISDs for the review Gov. Greg Abbott requested in August; a final report is due by Dec. 31.
About 11% of Prosper's residents are in the 26th Congressional District under the 2025 map, where Brandon Gill faces Steven Shook; most of the town is in District 4.
