<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijwFBVV95cUxOd2tJdVVDOW51RHVSZ21aalBrSkozUUpiZjBBc3ZXRnZRMW55Y2w3RW9Hc2pVSlhCMGJQNjA0aF8ydjc4anFjQlRVWkFVRklIa2ZtVzlKdmktVjY1NllwRmJSSDBmMFg3UzAxSW1malVWa2FORFpOYnhCdUdoNTEwQkZ2UV9HNXVfejBqV3F3VQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Denton, Texas, Finds Its New CTO in the Private Sector</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">govtech.com</font>
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This is exactly why I love this platform. Real DFW conversations.
Can someone from the north side weigh in? Curious if it's the same up there.
Interesting perspective. I see it differently from the Fort Worth side.
Tetra Pak initiates facility expansion at Denton, Texas - Packaging Gateway
What Texas stereotype is actually 100% true?
I genuinely don't understand how people survive summer here
Is Texas getting too expensive or are we just not keeping up?
Moved here from the northeast and this culture shock is real
Been thinking about this all week. Good timing on the post.