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Richardson Earns Second Place Nationally for 2025 NNO
The Richardson Police Department (RPD) announced this week that Richardson has been awarded 2nd place in the nation for Category 2 (population 100,000-300,000) in the National Association of Town Watch 2025 National Night Out (NNO) competition. This recognition...
Applications Still Open for Citizen Police Academy
The program, which begins Spring 2026, offers an opportunity to learn about the Richardson Police Department (RPD) in a fun, interactive and academic environment.
Lane Closures Expected on Campbell Road Near Eastside Development
In two phases, the right lane and deceleration lane of eastbound Campbell Road between US 75 and Greenville Avenue may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. as utility work takes place.
Richardson Chamber Grand Reopening Celebration Thursday
411 Belle Grove Dr.Admission: Free for members; nonmembers $20Thursday, Dec. 115:30-7:30 p.m. The Richardson Chamber of Commerce invites the public to celebrate the holidays and the reopening of the organization’s fully renovated office. Enjoy refreshments, tours of...
Annual Toy and Food Drive Continues
The Fire Department’s annual Toy and Food Drive continues through Monday, Dec. 15 and benefits the clients served by Network of Community Ministries.
Ideas for a More Sustainable Holiday
Tips to help you celebrate the holidays more sustainably.
How to Keep Poinsettias Beautiful This Month and Beyond
If your holiday décor includes live poinsettias, their beauty doesn’t have to end when the holidays are over. Though poinsettias are tropical and relatively delicate, they are a perennial and can keep coming back each holiday by following this advice from the experts at Texas A&M AgriLife.
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Free Arts Showcases Continue Tonight, Monday with Dance, Acting, DirectingUniversity Theatre, 800...
“The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge” Opens Tonight at The Core Theatre
518 W. Arapaho Rd., Ste. 115Tickets: $15-$20 (tickets)Dec. 5-21Fridays and Saturdays 8 p.m.;...
Richardson Community Chorale: “Home for the Holidays” Next Friday
First United Methodist Church Richardson, 503 N. Central Expwy.Admission: FreeFriday, Dec. 127...
Upcoming Library Events
“The Nutcracker with Tuzer Ballet” TomorrowCity Hall Council Chamber, 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd....
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Support Small Businesses with “Explore The CORE” Contest
The community is encouraged to support local businesses this holiday season with the “Explore The CORE” contest that began this week, celebrating “Small Business Saturday” in The CORE District.
Partenope Ristorante Expanding in THE CORE District’s “Downtown” neighborhood
The City of Richardson is pleased to announce the planned expansion of Partenope Ristorante, a popular Italian restaurant located at 110 S. Greenville Ave. in Downtown Richardson, part of The CORE District. The expansion will increase the restaurant’s footprint within its existing building to provide additional dining space and accommodate growing demand. Improvements will include new seating areas and upgraded fixtures that enhance the overall customer experience.
“Explore The CORE” Contest Begins Monday for Small Business Saturday
The community is encouraged to support local businesses this holiday season with the “Explore The CORE” contest, celebrating Small Business Saturday in The CORE District.
PM Pints Next Thursday Evening
This free, quarterly, evening event series is designed to foster networking while providing insights and advice from local small business owners and subject matter experts. Thursday’s event will feature a discussion with Dr. Walter Voit, president and CEO of IvyBee, Inc. and founder of Pedegree Studios, who will share how his work at UT Dallas helped shape a culture where bold ideas turn into thriving businesses.
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Ideas for a More Sustainable Holiday
Tips to help you celebrate the holidays more sustainably.
How to Keep Poinsettias Beautiful This Month and Beyond
If your holiday décor includes live poinsettias, their beauty doesn’t have to end when the holidays are over. Though poinsettias are tropical and relatively delicate, they are a perennial and can keep coming back each holiday by following this advice from the experts at Texas A&M AgriLife.
Ideas for a More Sustainable Holiday
Did you know that decorations, wrapping paper and even greeting cards can have a negative impact on the environment? The excesses of year-end holidays add about 25 percent more waste to landfills than during any other period, according to a study by Stanford...
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Eisemann Educates: Tomás and the Library Lady
Richardson ISD students recently visited the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts to learn about the power of imagination through the heartwarming and inspiring musical Tomás and the Library Lady. The program featured live performances by JJ Pearce and...
Grand Opening Held for DART Silver Line
The much-anticipated opening of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Silver Line Regional Rail brought communities together today. Cities marked the milestone with celebrations and free rides. The 26-mile commuter rail connects seven cities from Plano to DFW Airport...
Richardson CARES 2025 Wraps Up For The Year
Over the last eight weeks, participants in the Richardson Citizens Academy and Resource Education Series, also known as CARES, were given an exclusive, hands-on look at how the City of Richardson operates. From Police and Fire to Health and Parks and Recreation, they...









