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Cedar Hill City Council Swears in New Fire Chief Richard L. Davis, Jr. - Vimarsana News

Cedar Hill City Council Swears in New Fire Chief Richard L. Davis, Jr.

Cedar Hill Fire Chief Richard L. Davis, Jr. Davis brings 31 years of experience in the fire service profession from the City of Austin. He most recently served as the City of Austin's

STAR Transit Announces Employee and Driver of the Year - Vimarsana News

STAR Transit Announces Employee and Driver of the Year

Nominees for Driver of the Year included Harwood and Yolanda Hamilton. Harwood has been with the agency for over 11 years

Royse City FunFest this weekend - Vimarsana News

Royse City FunFest this weekend

Area families looking for a fun weekend activity can look forward to Royse City’s 33rd FunFest this Saturday.

Star Transit considers Lyft partnership in Mesquite - Vimarsana News

Star Transit considers Lyft partnership in Mesquite

With increased demand for Star Transit’s on-demand services, the Kaufman-based agency is looking at a public-private partnership with Lyft to better serve the Mesquite community.

Meet Agustin Garcia, Duncanville's New Economic Developer - Vimarsana News

Meet Agustin Garcia, Duncanville's New Economic Developer

Duncanville’s new Economic Developer Agustin (Gus) Garcia is returning to his roots. As a young student, he attended Acton Elementary and Byrd Middle Schools before his family moved away. Garcia said he still has several close friends in the community. While he and his wife, Tonya, and their children currently live in Little Elm, he says they are thrilled to be moving back to Duncanville this summer. “Duncanville has great schools and a great quality of life,” Garcia said, “so my wife and I are happy to move our family here where we can be more active in the community.”