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Diane Ragsdale retiring from ICDC, planning different role By Norma Adams-Wade In a way, Diane Ragsdale is an architect and construction worker. Technically, of course, she’s a long-time community organizers, advocate, registered nurse, and former Dallas City Council member. But you see, she builds things. She does not carry a hammer and wear a tool […]

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