City staff and representatives welcomed hundreds of residents into the library’s new space at 8000 Dallas Parkway with a ribbon cutting ceremony and all-day open house preview on March 4. The library will be fully operational on March 5, according to a city news release.
The day’s festivities began with speeches from Mayor Jeff Cheney, Deputy City Manager Henry Hill and Frisco Public Library Director Shelley Holley to formally introduce residents to the new library.
“What an exciting day for this community,” Mayor Jeff Cheney said. “We’re just so excited to open the doors and share this dream and vision with you.”
Located in the former Beal Building, once the home of a rocket factory, the library now boasts more than three times the space it had at its previous location…
