Angelia Pelham

The Frisco Boys & Girls Club teamed up with Jack & Jill to present a “Little Library” of children’s books to borrow for free in the community. I’m proud of the continual efforts of both of these organizations in their unwavering support of the youth in our city.

Frisco is special! Frisco is filled with really good people who want the best for their city. Sometimes it’s easy to get distracted by the negativity that can often ring so loudly and cause you to feel hopeless and think that all is lost.  News flash...All is not lost in Frisco! We are a strong and resilient community.  The only thing overtaking us is Unity and Prosperity. We are a city on a hill whose light may dim but will never be cast out. And nights like last night serve as a strong reminder of what makes Frisco so special...the people! I sat at a table with pioneers who built this city like George Purefoy and Henry Hill.  It’s their humility and genuine care for this city that helped to define the culture of Frisco we enjoy today. Yes, we do live in TX, so we may experience some shifting soil in Frisco, but nothing will shake the foundation of Frisco, TX. It was built to last! Congratulations to the Frisco Chamber for bringing us all together at the annual gala to celebrate what makes us special and yes what also makes us the envy of so many...our loving, welcoming, and prosperous community.  Welcome to Frisco!

We did it Frisco, we now have a third councilwoman who will be serving on your Frisco city council. Congratulations Ann Anderson, welcome to the Frisco City Council. I’m excited to have your insight and commitment to maintaining the healthy inclusive culture of this great city!