Miss Belle’s House, the City-owned, historic landmark that has resided for decades near the intersection of Plano Road and Lookout Drive, became a “mobile home” today as it was transported a few blocks down Lookout to its new temporary location at the Fire Training and Emergency Operations Center.
The recently released documentary “Steps to the Moon” tells the story of Arthur A. Collins and his company Collins Radio, which led the way to what we know as Richardson’s Telecom Corridor ® Collins Radio had a facility based in Richardson where engineers worked with NASA on several projects including ECHO 1, a balloon-like passive satellite that gave us the first two-way satellite voice communication and the first image via satellite between two ground stations.
More lifeguards are needed to keep City pools at their full schedule this summer.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that fully vaccinated Americans may now resume pre-pandemic activities.
The Community Gardens Partnership in Richardson is helping bring people together, creating opportunities from recreation and exercise to therapy and education.
Here's what's happening at the Eisemann Center.
Richardson’s annual wildflowers are now in full bloom, with some of the best places to view/take photos located at City Hall, Crowley Park, Huffhines Park and Berkner Park.
