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Can Dallas Bloom?

Kimberly Bizor Tolbert is the new Dallas city manager.

Scott Goldstein

City Manager SearchCity Manager Search

Jan 20, 2025

Decision Day Arrives

Mayor sets city manager vote for Wednesday.

Scott Goldstein

City Manager SearchCity Manager Search

Jan 13, 2025

Receiving Line

The public meets Dallas city manger finalists. Interim City Manager Tolbert has the inside track.

Scott Goldstein

City Manager SearchCity Manager Search

Jan 10, 2025

Meet The City Manager Finalists

Mayor Pro Tem Atkins requests interviews with City Council be set for next Wednesday.

Scott Goldstein

High Speed RailHigh Speed Rail

Jan 06, 2025

Dateline Hobbit Hole

Why I'll continue to spend hours of my weekends cranking out the Meetings of Interest newsletter.

Scott Goldstein

City Manager SearchCity Manager Search

Dec 23, 2024

A Chrismukkah Treat 🕎🎄

Around Dallas tomorrow, many people will be gearing up for the first meeting of Hanukkah and Christmas — aka Chrismukkah — in nearly 20 years (eggnog and latkes? Yes, please).

Scott Goldstein

City Manager SearchCity Manager Search

Dec 16, 2024

Who's in charge here? 😩

A Dallas city manager search that has had its share of embarrassing moments unraveled in recent days.

Scott Goldstein

Digital KiosksDigital Kiosks

Dec 09, 2024

Not wanted or needed 🙉

A majority of Dallas City Council members want to sell public sidewalk space for digital advertising boards.

Scott Goldstein

Digital KiosksDigital Kiosks

Dec 02, 2024

Sidewalks For Sale 🤑

A controversial plan to sell public sidewalk space for digital advertising boards comes back to City Council for a briefing this week.

Scott Goldstein

ElectionsElections

Nov 25, 2024

Voting "Glitch" 🤯

At least 3,966 Dallas County residents were given the wrong ballots earlier this month.

Scott Goldstein

CharterCharter

Nov 18, 2024

Chaos Arrives 📉

Opponents of City Charter Proposition S and U — including Downtown Dallas, Inc. (DDI) — warned the proposals would bring financial chaos upon Dallas City Hall. They were right.

Scott Goldstein

CharterCharter