DFW grocery landscape evolves with H-E-B; Texas education advocates push for a change in school ratings

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DFW grocery landscape evolves with H-E-B; Texas education advocates push for a change in school ratings

By Olivia Aldridge | 11:35 AM Nov 4, 2022 CDT
Updated 10:43 AM Nov 21, 2022 CST

Photo of a large ribbon being cut — The ribbon is cut for the H-E-B in Frisco, the first in the area. (Colby Farr/Community Impact)

The ribbon is cut for the H-E-B in Frisco, the first in the area. (Colby Farr/Community Impact)

On the Nov. 4 episode of the DFW Breakdown podcast, Community Impact editor Miranda Jaimes discusses how H-E-B's emergence in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has shaken up the local grocery industry. Plus, statewide reporter Hannah Norton digs into the conversation surrounding whether Texas should rely less on standardized test scores when assessing school performance.

By Olivia Aldridge

Host & Producer

Olivia hosts and produces Community Impact Newspaper's podcasts, the Austin Breakdown, the Houston Breakdown and the DFW Breakdown. She launched the podcasts after nearly three years as a reporter for the newspaper, covering public health, business, development and Travis County government for the Central Austin edition. Olivia worked as a reporter and producer for South Carolina Public Radio before moving to Texas. You can follow her on Twitter @ojaldridge.