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Politics In Frisco
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'I'm Going to Dream Big': Mark Hill Takes the Oath as Cheney's 18-Year Era Ends
A standing-room-only crowd at City Hall watched Frisco's first mayoral handoff in nearly a decade, as Mark Hill was sworn in July 7 and Jeff Cheney closed 18 years in city government.
Jul 84 min read
Frisco's New Mayor Inherits a City Divided: Three Houses of Worship, a Zoning Standoff, and a Question of What Frisco Wants to Be
A marathon City Council session, a fiercely contested mayoral runoff, and three religious facilities advancing through city approval all converged to define Frisco's most polarizing political moment in years. Now Mayor Mark Hill takes the gavel with a mandate to unite a community still catching its breath.
Jun 247 min read
Mark Hill Elected Frisco's First New Mayor in Nine Years After Divisive Runoff
Business attorney and Frisco ISD board president Mark Hill defeated Rod Vilhauer 58%-42% in a June 13 runoff that exposed deep community divisions over religion, immigration, and the city's rapidly changing demographics.
Jun 145 min read
$500K Relief for Rail Yard Merchants: Are Construction Headaches Finally Getting Real Remedies?
FRISCO, TEXAS: Businesses in Frisco’s Rail Yard District have been battling a quiet but relentless foe: construction. Now, the city has announced a $500,000 relief fund aimed at supporting merchants hit hardest by the disruption. But the big question remains: is it enough to help these businesses survive and regain their momentum? (nbcdfw.com)
Feb 244 min read
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