Connor Pittman is a General Assignment Reporter for Community Impact, with a focus on local news in Grapevine, Texas. Connor covers a wide range of topics, including business openings, transportation updates, zoning changes, and economic development initiatives.
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Richardson, Texas, United States (Local)
Connor's coverage predominantly centers around local city news, with a focus on government announcements and private sector developments in the Richardson, Grapevine, Coppell, and Plano areas of Texas. He reports extensively on new business openings and closures, zoning changes, infrastructure projects, city council decisions, and events within these communities.
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The projects aim to address various city needs for its facilities.
The restaurant opened in Richardson in March.
By: Connor Pittman
Bonds were sold April 22, according to a representative of the city's financial advisor.
By: Connor Pittman
Zoning regulations are expected to take effect later this month, while registration with the city will be required starting Aug. 1.
By: Connor Pittman
Interim measures are expected to be installed over the next month or so.
By: Connor Pittman
Work crews are addressing the final elements of the project, which include striping for the roadway and crosswalks.
Half-Moon Outfitters opened May 1 and is the regional chain's first in Texas.
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He is running for state representative in Texas House District 115.
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The project is expected to be finished in August, according to city staff.
Various arts groups will use the funds to host events in Richardson, mainly in the fall.
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