Summary
Mission just elected a new mayor, but there's a major legal battle brewing over the Texas Renaissance Festival. This lawsuit could seriously impact how the town operates and what happens next.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
We don't know yet, but that festival lawsuit could mean big money changes for Mission.
The town of Mission could benefit if the lawsuit is resolved favorably, leading to clearer operations.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
Mayor seeks to avoid testifying in MEDC lawsuit
A judge is expected to rule today on the Mission mayor’s attempt to avoid testifying in lawsuit brought against the city’s economic development corporation. State Judge Joe Ramirez of 464th District Court state...
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Todd Mission elects new mayor as judge weighs Texas Renaissance Festival lawsuit
Todd Mission elects new mayor as judge weighs Texas Renaissance Festival lawsuit KBTX News 3
Former Mayor Beto Salinas files lawsuit against the City of Mission over PSI contract of $20 million
Former Mayor Beto Salinas files lawsuit against the City of Mission over PSI contract of $20 million Texas Border Business
Former Mission Mayor Alleges Voter Fraud in Runoff Loss
Former Mission Mayor Alleges Voter Fraud in Runoff Loss Texas Scorecard
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