Duncanville
October 6-
City Manager Kent Cagle said representatives from the fieldhouse approached them about a possible conversion of the facility.
September 28-
Through their own actions (or inactions, to be blunt) the Stars organization brought this upon themselves.
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The building will be converted, with the addition of security cameras.
September 11-
Stars, Rangers, and Liverpool pro soccer club Tom Hicks’ well-publicized financial problems weigh heavily in this debate.
August 20-
One of the tough cuts needed to balance the budget include the removal of the Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center.
July 31-
Economy, jobs, housing, schools, taxes, economic factors, and input from residents were all considered.
July 23-
In passing 7-0, the debate over Earle Jones' contract was much less contentious than two years ago.
June 23-
Brian Allen, formerly of Today Newspapers, started the online-only paper a little over a year ago.
June 18-
Duncanville residents have likely noticed the “Inclusive City” signs throughout town, although many of them are unclear on just what that means.
May 11-
The most controversial councilman in the Best Southwest lost his re-election bid Saturday.
May 8-
City employees will be required to take three days of leave without pay during the current fiscal year.
May 7-
If Duncanville politics has taught observers anything, it’s that it is quite impossible to predict what might happen next.
April 30-
Each candidate was given three minutes to provide an opening statement, one minute to address each question and one and a half minutes for a closing statement.
April 17-
Cutbacks have begun as Duncanville prepares for a $1.1 million shortfall in the 2009-10 fiscal year.
April 14-
Stay tuned to this race, folks, as there is absolutely no telling what might happen next.
April 8-
Ford was hospitalized after being escorted out of the council meeting.
April 3-
The Cornetts maintained that they obeyed the traffic laws and should not have been issued any citations. However, footage from the cameras suggests otherwise.
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But, the great majority of citations in the area come from Duncanville. Nearly eight times as many. And, that may not be by accident.
March 12-
The petition requires the signatures of at least 50 percent of voters who participated in the last Mayoral Election, equating to about 1,300 signatures.
March 10-
Three councilmembers will face challengers, while District 1 incumbent Ken Weaver is running unopposed.












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