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Bethany Erickson

Bethany Erickson

Senior Digital Editor, D Magazine

Bethany Erickson is the senior digital editor for D Magazine. She's written about real estate, education policy, the stock market, and crime throughout her career, and sometimes all at the same time. She hates lima beans and 5 a.m. and takes SAT practice tests for fun.

Stories by Bethany Erickson

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Local News

Dallas City Hall Loses Two More From Executive Team to Austin

Deputy City Manager Jon Fortune and Chief of Staff Genesis Gavino are leaving their posts at City Hall. Assistant City Manager Majed Al-Ghafry will be hired as DeSoto's city manager on Tuesday.
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Dallas Has Two New Very Bald (Eagle) Residents

White Rock Lake's bald eagle family now boasts at least two hatchlings. Don't bother them.
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Dallas Assistant City Manager Robert Perez Hired to Lead Topeka’s Government

Perez parlayed his two decades of municipal experience (including two years as assistant city Manager in Dallas) into the top spot in Topeka, Kansas, sources tell D.
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Leading Off (5/9/24)

Everyone get ready to limber up your remote hand: The Stars and the Mavericks play at 8:30 p.m. again tonight.
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Stories by Bethany Erickson

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Arts & Entertainment

Live Nation’s Concert Week Starts Today. Here Are the North Texas Tickets You Can Get for Cheap.

Missy Elliott, Janet Jackson, Dierks Bentley, Jennifer Lopez, Green Day, and more are coming to North Texas this year.
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Less Than a Week In, Dallas’ Interim City Manager Makes Changes at City Hall

Kimberly Bizor Tolbert started her job as interim city manager on May 2. She kicked off her first week by shaking up the city's organizational chart.
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Maybe ‘Project X’ Is a Pro Women’s Soccer Team. (And Maybe It Is Not.)

On Wednesday, the City Council will vote on a deal to bring a professional sports team to the Cotton Bowl. It appears to be a new women’s pro-soccer league, but maybe the mystery of 'Project X' will continue to linger.
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Dallas Voters Approve a $1.25 Billion Bond

Dallas voters overwhelmingly approved all 10 propositions in the city's $1.25 billion bond package. But there's a gut check coming.
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Very Few Dallas Voters Will Weigh In on a $1.25 Billion Package This Weekend

Fewer than 3 percent of Dallas' registered voters have cast ballots on the city's proposed $1.25 billion bond package. Will Saturday's turnout improve that statistic? (Probably not.)
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