Economic Development
November 20-
The $185-million museum will be built in Victory Park.
November 12-
The city is in the process of developing a Downtown Implementation Plan (DTIP) that will work as a catalyst to achieve the goals defined for downtown.
October 22-
The ribbon cutting featured twisted orange and red ribbons, symbolizing Texas and OU, who were playing their rival game that day with yet another connection to sports and recreation.
October 6-
Take a look at this comprehensive history of Deep Ellum -- with hopes that the good days are swinging back any day now.
October 5-
Shoppers can vote for their favorite design Oct. 9-11 in West Village.
September 30-
A check was presented on September 25th at the home of Randy and Tammy Skinner located in the West Dallas Eagle Ford community.
September 28-
And in the bank's old location? The new George W. Bush Library.
September 22-
The facility's interior will include five floors of public space housing 10 exhibition galleries, including a children's museum and outdoor playspace/courtyard -- and a whole bunch of other stuff.
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When finished, Digital Realty Trust Datacenter Park - Dallas totals 797,000 square feet.
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Construction will begin summer 2010.
August 27-
Keep your boots on; there's no booting anymore in Deep Ellum -- unless you get a receipt after paying to park in a lot.
August 12-
The pending ordinance mostly affects Deep Ellum, whose community members have been trying to fix the booting problem so more people might come and hang out.
August 10-
Project Luke is the name for a highly-anticipated mixed-use development which will stretch from I-30 to Fort Worth Avenue along Sylvan.
August 1-
We get the scoop on what's replacing the razed apartments along Skillman.
July 16-
In Council District 4, we have entire neighborhoods that are not served by DSL service.
July 14-
The city of Richardson needs to invest heavily in southern Richardson.
July 9-
They're trying to bring new color to the area before the DART Green Line arrives.
July 8-
Community members say it would create a stigma in the surrounding neighborhoods. Plus, there are kids who live nearby. The kids!
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The Cultural District will likely be seeing some healthy retail and restaurant traffic.
July 7-
Something needs to be done to maximize and to take advantage of the fairgrounds for the good of everyone.



















Launching it softly, with this post
I just realized that links in comments are styled to look just like text, which might cause some people to miss out on my hilarity.