Candace Evans

District 11 Candidate Q&A With Candace Evans

By Candy's Dirt / April 18, 2023 /

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series of responses to CandysDirt.com questionnaires issued to all candidates running for office in the May 6 Dallas City Council election. We’ll be revealing their responses over the next several days. Candidates in the races for Districts 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 12 did…

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Statistics Point to Lower Rates, But District 11 Crime Has Residents Questioning Their Safety

By April Towery / March 13, 2023 /

An early-morning March 11 shooting in the 6400 block of Royal Lane between Preston and Hillcrest roads left an 11-year-old boy dead and a woman injured. A 30-year-old man was charged with capital murder. Less than two weeks prior, a jeweler was robbed at knifepoint and assaulted in a Galleria parking lot.  Later on the…

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CandysDirt.com Publisher Candace Evans is Running For Dallas City Council’s District 11

By April Towery / February 17, 2023 /

At the last moment, CandysDirt.com publisher Candace Evans entered the District 11 race against Jaynie Schultz. Evans said she only decided to run this week after reading about the fire at Valley View mall last Friday. She told no one, not even her staff, about her decision. “I just cannot stand to see the waste…

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Filing Deadline is Today: Here Are The Candidates For The May 6 Dallas City Council, DISD Board Election

By April Towery / February 17, 2023 /

5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20: This story was updated to show that Dallas City Council candidates Rickey Lee Perry (District 3), Barbara Markham (District 10), and Jrmar Jefferson (mayor) did not meet qualifications and therefore will not appear on the May 6 ballot. Forty-five candidates have filed for 14 Dallas City Council races and the…

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Homes Are The Footprints of Our History

By Candy's Dirt / April 14, 2019 /

Last Wednesday, Candy spoke to a full house to kick off the Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society’s very busy season of events. She was the keynote luncheon speaker, weaving the theme of homes being the footprints of our history throughout a discussion that provided a few chuckles at time, but also a glimpse at…

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