Shane Lambert on Growth, Spending, and the Future of Celina
Shane Lambert joins the Celina Radio Podcast to talk about why he's running for Celina City Council Seat 5 and what he believes the future of Celina, Texas should look like.
In this episode, Shane shares his background as a business owner, his experience serving on the Celina Economic Development Corporation, and the values that drive his decision to step into public service.
The conversation dives into some of the most important issues facing Celina right now—rapid growth, responsible spending, protecting downtown, and making sure the city stays true to what makes it special. We also talk about taxes, infrastructure, water concerns in North Texas, and how decisions at the city level impact everyday residents. Shane discusses the importance of independent leadership, accountability, and making decisions that serve the entire community—not just a select few.
This is a real conversation—not scripted, not softball questions—giving you a chance to hear directly from one of the candidates about where he stands and what he wants to accomplish. If you live in Celina, are thinking about moving to Celina, or just want to stay informed about what's happening locally, this episode gives you valuable insight into the people shaping the future of the city.
13 Apr 2026
Eric Becker on Running for Mayor and the Future of Celina
In this episode of the Celina Radio Podcast, Ron Lyons sits down with local business owner Eric Becker as he announces his run for Mayor of Celina.
Eric shares his perspective on the direction of the city, including concerns about rapid growth, the impact of large-scale development, and the importance of protecting what makes Celina unique. From downtown preservation to infrastructure challenges and property rights, this conversation explores the key issues facing residents today.
You'll hear Eric's thoughts on balancing growth with community character, supporting local businesses, and what he believes needs to change as Celina continues to expand.
Whether you've lived here for years or are new to the area, this episode offers a candid look at one candidate's vision for the future of Celina.
The Celina Radio Podcast — The Voice of Celina, Texas.
13 Apr 2026
Ryan Tubbs Shares His Vision for Celina's Next Chapter
In this episode of the Celina Radio Podcast, Ron Lyons sits down with Celina Mayor Ryan Tubbs as he seeks re-election and reflects on his time in office.
This conversation goes beyond headlines, offering a thoughtful look at the decisions, challenges, and opportunities shaping one of the fastest-growing cities in North Texas. From managing rapid growth to strengthening the local economy and preserving what makes Celina unique, Tubbs shares his perspective on where the city stands today—and where it's headed next.
Listeners will hear about leadership, long-term planning, and the balance between progress and maintaining community identity, along with a candid discussion about what it takes to guide Celina through its next chapter.
Whether you're a resident, a business owner, or someone considering a move to Celina, this episode provides valuable insight into the future of the community.
The Celina Radio Podcast — The Voice of Celina, Texas.
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