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Dallas Brochure Seeking New City Manager Shows Houston Skyline. Maybe It's a Test. WFAA reports that the Dallas draft doc had photo of wrong Texas city's skyline.

HOUSTON — Fireworks, festivals and parades return in full force this July 4 with events planned across the Greater Houston area. The celebrations of America's independence will include everything from ...

Dallas, we've got a problem: A draft of a brochure advertising the position of Dallas city manager features the wrong city's skyline. The recent brochure featured Houston's skyline instead — and ...

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Baker Tilly created a brochure to help Dallas hire a new city manager and a draft presented to a committee put the Houston skyline on the front cover.

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Sick of Houston? Ready for something bigger, better, and bolder? Dallas is calling. Step up and make the move as a lateral officer to a city with power, pride, and a skyline that proves it. Don ...

The city of Dallas is hiring a new city manager. There's one problem: a draft brochure about the position has the Houston skyline on it. Why it matters: No Dallasite wants to be mistaken for a ...

Wait, what city is that? Dallas city job posting draft shows photo of Houston skyline The brochure cover aimed at attracting candidates to run Dallas City Hall had a Texas-sized mistake in plain ...

The Dallas skyline. Instead of a photo of Big D, a draft document submitted to Dallas city council members searching for the next city manager showed a photo of the Houston skyline on its cover.