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The people behind the businesses you drive past every day.
Jeff Crilley has spent thirty years asking questions on television. Now he asks them across a table — with founders, nonprofit leaders, and the folks quietly holding North Texas together.
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A Richardson City Council Member’s Bold Leap to Congress
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