Podcasts about frisco city council

On this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews the first Asian-American to serve on the Frisco City Council, and the first Korean-American female to serve on any City Council in the State of Texas, Tammy Meinershagen. Tammy's leadership has transformed the City of Frisco's arts, cultural, and innovation landscape. Over the past decade in various community roles, she has consistently fostered strong collaborations with corporate, civic, non-profit, regional, and national partners, resulting in exceptional outcomes and new programs, ushering in the Frisco Renaissance in Sports City USA.Www.Circuspreneur.com Circuspreneur #Podcast #Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6O0utPJ8MJfM6QmwPd4lsV?si=GHHQvY9PQ4uk3iniJYoHVQ #ITunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shenea-stiletto-circuspreneur/id1514321355 Follow @sheneastiletto on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sheneastiletto/?hl=en @circuspreneurpodcast: https://www.instagram.com/circuspreneurpodcast/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/circuspreneurpodcast/ https://m.facebook.com/sheneabooth https://m.facebook.com/sheneastiletto?locale2=en_US Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheneastiletto?lang=en TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/3gUVhf/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shenea-stiletto-5a9a8656 Find me on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/@sheneastiletto?utm_medium=ch_profile&utm_campaign=NCL_F1tar_bBnrgSY7yLUg-166844

A discussion ahead of the May elections with candidate for Frisco City Council, Mark Piland. For more about Mark, see MarkForFrisco.com. Episode sponsor: Watchtower Firearms, LLC: https://bit.ly/3sOQqap This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit allenwest.substack.com/subscribe

Plus, testimony continues Wednesday in the trial of a Denton man accused of intentionally hitting a teenager with his SUV, and the parents of 13 McKinney ISD students are suing the district, the bus company, and a driver after the driver got lost while taking the students home.

Plus, the Italy woman charged with murdering three of her children has a twin sister who is accused of killing her own child in 2021, the Frisco City Council is slated to vote Tuesday on the future of a Universal theme park, and Oklahoma voters will cast their ballots in a special election Tuesday that will determine the future of recreational marijuana use in the state.

 Garland man in critical condition after an officer involved shooting Monday night. The Frisco City Council is set to vote on the plan for a Universal Studios Theme Park.  The Mesquite ISD is introducing a new calendar with different breaks, but a four day week is not part of the plan. KRLD All Local - March 7, 2023

Some local city services and events are postponed due to freezing conditions in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Frisco City Council member Shona Huffman announces she will resign after a cancer diagnosis.  The CI Morning Breakdown is a production of Community Impact Newspaper. It is produced by Olivia Aldridge with editing by Marie Leonard. Weather and allergy reports are sourced from www.weather.com and AccuWeather. Click here to fill out our listener survey.

Ritchey Gin gets the go-ahead from Frisco City Council to move forward with a microbrewery project in the historic district. Development gets underway along US 377 in Keller and Roanoke. The CI Morning Breakdown is a production of Community Impact Newspaper. It is produced by Olivia Aldridge with editing by Marie Leonard. Weather and allergy reports are sourced from www.weather.com and AccuWeather.   Learn more at www.communityimpact.com/podcast/morning-breakdown.

We're Baaack!   We know you missed us!   So much happening in the last few weeks!  Ed gives a disappointing update on his quest for the city to be vested on a downtown manager.  Brick talks about his 17 fast food drive through experience for his BrickEats segment. ISD and City Council position updates.  Dan Strickland drops his council position to pursue his Denton County Commissioner aspirations.  What does that mean for the open spot?  The Burkman Holiday Home is in the battling for the top spot on ABC's "Great Christmas Light Fight!" 

US Army Veteran and Frisco City Council member John Keating joins LisaKay and Taylor for Intentional Talk. Support this podcast

Our Coffee with the Candidates segment continues as we sit with Angelia Pelham who is running for Place 3 for Frisco City Council.   We talk about our kids, family values and the future of THE ABBY!  We love the Abby!  Learn some little-known facts about Vinny Testas.  

Native Texan Jeff Cheney was elected Mayor of Frisco, Texas, in May 2017, and previously served on the Frisco City Council from 2007 to 2016.  Since Mayor Cheney has taken office, Frisco has been recognized as the fastest-growing city in America, the Number 1 Best Place to Live by Money Magazine, and the Number 1 City for Job Growth.  Topics in this episode: Local tourism/economic recovery The Dallas Cowboys The impact the pandemic's had on Frisco, Texas Economic Development projects in the region Real Estate Market Trends/Forecasts Getting to know Mayor Jeff Cheney, his family, and his aspirations Connect with Intentional Talk with LisaKay and Taylor at http://intentionaltalk.org and https://tvwithtlc.com/. Subscribe to the show https://intentional-talk-with-l.captivate.fm/listen and join us for our Fellowship Power Lunch November Veterans Appreciation Event on November 16th in Frisco, Texas.  See our book and tech picks at www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-21767010 Support this podcast

Sadaf Haq is running for City Council in Frisco (a suburb of Dallas). She talks about the leadership positions she has held with various boards before deciding to run for office. In this interview, she shares how she hopes to pave the way for other South Asians and she talks about how her diverse coalition of supporters inspires her throughout her campaign. You can learn more about her on her website.

In this episode, I had a privilege to interview Mike Simpson, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County (BGCCC). He served on the Frisco City Council from 2000-2008 and is a former Mayor of Frisco, TX from 2002-2008. Mike and his wife Sandy moved to this area in 1997 and both have been actively involved in the community ever since. Under his leadership, BGCCC currently serves over 10,100 children each year through its after-school, summer and outreach programs with branches in Frisco, McKinney, and Plano. Connect with Mike HERE. More about BGCCC HERE.

Will Sowell is running for his 3rd term as a Frisco City Councilman.  If you want to learn more about how Frisco is tackling traffic, economic development, and keeping Austin out of Frisco, tune in and learn more about Will’s vision for Frisco.   Subscribe to the Frisco Podcast on iTunes!  or get the Podcast RSS […]

Will Sowell is running for his 3rd term as a Frisco City Councilman.  If you want to learn more about how Frisco is tackling traffic, economic development, and keeping Austin out of Frisco, tune in and learn more about Will’s vision for Frisco.   Subscribe to the Frisco Podcast on iTunes!  or get the Podcast RSS […]

If the name John Keating is familiar to you it should be. John has been a dedicated servant of Frisco, TX serving on city council, volunteering for multiple organizations, and working hard to ensure the future of Frisco is the community we want it to be.     Subscribe to the Frisco Podcast on iTunes!  […]

If the name John Keating is familiar to you it should be. John has been a dedicated servant of Frisco, TX serving on city council, volunteering for multiple organizations, and working hard to ensure the future of Frisco is the community we want it to be.     Subscribe to the Frisco Podcast on iTunes!  […]

As the 2014NCAADivision I Football Championship Game  getting closer by the minute, all eyes will be set on Frisco, Texas, the fastest growing city in the United States. Frisco's mayor Maher Maso has every reason to beem with pride. With all the amenities and facilities this suburb of Dallas/Ft.Worth provides including the Toyota Stadium, home of FC Dallas, it makes sense on why the NCAA chose to host the FCS championship game in a progressive and community-minded city.