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Former Dallas Planning Chief Julia Ryan Slams ‘Toxic’ Criticism of Public Sector Employees

By April Towery / November 20, 2023 /

When Dallas Director of Planning and Urban Design Julia Ryan announced her departure from the city, speculation swirled that all was not well at Marilla Street.  Ryan’s resignation was announced in a memorandum from City Manager T.C. Broadnax, in which Dallas City Council members were advised that Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization Director David Noguera was…

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Ebby Halliday Companies Named Top Place to Work

By Candy's Dirt / November 21, 2020 /

The Ebby Halliday Companies, a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, has been named one of the Top 100 Places to Work in North Texas in the Large Companies category by The Dallas Morning News. The announcement came at the Morning News’ 12th-annual Top 100 Places to Work event, which took place online on November 12. The Ebby…

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Meet Tommy Cummings: This Writer Brings a Fresh Perspective to Suburb Sunday

By Marlin Weso / September 20, 2020 /

What makes me qualified to keep you informed about your communities in our weekly feature, Suburb Sunday? I’m one of you. I’ve rented and owned homes in Dallas and Tarrant counties for 26 years. I have a mortgage, labored through refinance paperwork, grumbled about HOAs. I’ve tried to keep my lawn from burning to a…

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Ebby, Rogers, and Other Familiar Names Among Top 100 Places to Work

By Shelby Skrhak / November 15, 2019 /
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Ebby Halliday, Rogers Healy and Associates, Fathom Realty, Century 21, and JP & Associates Realtors were named among the Top 100 Places to Work by the Dallas Morning News at a gala last night. The annual contest is overseen by the Dallas Morning News‘ research partner, Workplace Dynamics, which gathers employee opinions to measure U.S.…

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What Do You Do With an Old Newspaper Building?

By Bethany Erickson / August 18, 2019 /

It’s been a month and a day since it was announced that Ray Washburne’s Charter DMN Holdings had purchased the former Dallas Morning News headquarters on Young Street.  Known by many as the “Rock of Truth” because of the words etched on the front, Washburne’s company purchased the campus for $28 million, paying $5.6 million…

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