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Why Is Crandall Rebuilding Mowry Street?

A $1.76 million reconstruction project promises stronger pavement and major drainage improvements, but questions remain about flooding history, construction disruptions and when the street...

Crandall Missed Two Water Reporting Deadlines

City filed a required lead-pipe inventory 260 days late, then missed the deadline to notify customers about the violation. Questions remain about what caused...

Seagoville: Who Pays for Growth’s Water Infrastructure?

Seagoville approved $849,245 in engineering work, then requested $8 million in state funding. But how much will developers and existing water customers ultimately pay SEAGOVILLE...

Who Really Owns Seagoville’s Rental Houses?

Investment firms, national rental companies and homebuilders are participating in Seagoville’s housing market. Financial filings and property listings reveal who is involved—and why residents...

Crandall Area Roads Face Pressure From Fast Housing Growth

Crandall’s population roughly doubled between 2020 and 2025. Homes and lots keep moving through the approval process. The biggest road fixes along FM 741...

Crandall’s Next Decade: More Neighbors, More Opportunity

New neighborhoods, expanding schools and major retailers point toward a larger, more connected community over the next decade. CRANDALL — A growing population brought new...

Seagoville’s New City Hall Plans Take Shape

Downtown emerges as the preferred location as officials examine design, financing and infrastructure needs. SEAGOVILLE — Seagoville’s plans for a new City Hall are taking...
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