Michaela Rush

Fredericksburg

Reporter at Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post

HEAL Fellow at Solutions Journalism Network

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Articles

FISD board approves new compensation procedure

2 days ago | fredericksburgstandard.com | Michaela Rush

News Current cell phone policy is ahead of new legislative bill, on June 25, 2025 FISD board approves new compensation procedure
FISD joins multi-district lawsuit against social media companies

1 month ago | fredericksburgstandard.com | Michaela Rush

A: Main, Main, News Michaela RushonMay 16, 2025 FISD joins multi-district lawsuit against social media companies The Fredericksburg Independent School District board of trustees met on Monday, May 12 and voted to join a multi-district lawsuit against major social media companies. Trustees also heard updates on the construction progress of the new middle school campus....
Civic explainer: What is a school SBDM committee?

2 months ago | dallasfreepress.com | Michaela Rush

||Categories: Education, South Dallas, West Dallas| Explainer A data-driven story that provides background, definition and detail on a specific topic. News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. The most powerful way to impact decisions on public school campuses is a site-based decision-making, or SBDM, committee, which directly advises the campus principal.
What the City’s new ‘Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategy’ means for neighbors

2 months ago | dallasfreepress.com | Michaela Rush

||Categories: Development + Zoning, Economic Development, History, Housing + Property Taxes, La Bajada, Los Altos, Park Row/South Boulevard, Phyllis Wheatley, Queen City, Racial Equity, South Dallas, West Dallas| News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.
Queen City neighbors ask City of Dallas to preserve their history

2 months ago | dallasfreepress.com | Michaela Rush

||Categories: Housing + Property Taxes, Queen City, South Dallas| News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. The latest: At the most recent City of Dallas Landmark Commission meeting, South Dallas neighbors presented a request: approval to move forward with a historical designation overlay for the Queen City neighborhood.
City, county eye growth needs

Nov 20, 2024 | fredericksburgstandard.com | Michaela Rush

Main, News By Michaela Rush, on November 20, 2024 City, county eye growth needs Emergency services will need to rise with population
Board eyes legislative priorities committee

Oct 16, 2024 | fredericksburgstandard.com | Michaela Rush

Main, News October 16, 2024 Board eyes legislative priorities committee
FFD ‘pushes’ new engine, honors late firefighter

Oct 2, 2024 | fredericksburgstandard.com | Michaela Rush

The Fredericksburg Fire Department and community members performed a “push-in” ceremony for a new fire engine on Friday, Sept. 27. Many family members of the late Captain Stacy Kuhlmann, who led the process to get the new engine, were in attendance. From left, DJ Herbort, Catherine Kuhlmann, Cindy Schmidtzinsky, Clifford Kuhlmann, Lynette Kuhlmann, Farren Basse, Joanna Gerken, Cole Kuhlmann and Don Kuhlmann.
New entrances, renovations planned for Lincoln High School

Aug 15, 2024 | dallasfreepress.com | Michaela Rush |South Dallas

||Categories: Education, South Dallas|In June members of the Dallas ISD bond construction team held a community meeting to discuss an application to the City of Dallas for a special use permit, or SUP, at Lincoln High School. While the meeting was intended for the South Dallas community, it was attended only by District 7 Plan Commissioner Tabitha Wheeler-Reagan, Lincoln’s principal Lance Williams, Dallas ISD District 9 Trustee Ed Turner, and other Dallas ISD employees.
What the City’s new ‘Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategy’ means for neighbors

Aug 15, 2024 | dallasfreepress.com | Michaela Rush

||Categories: Housing + Property Taxes, South Dallas, West Dallas| News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. This spring the Dallas City Council voted unanimously to approve the city’s new Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategy by the Planning and Development department.