If you have been in a garden lately, you may have noticed black and orange butterflies flying around. At this time of year, three species of black and orange butterflies frequent North Texas: Monarchs, Queens and Gulf Fritillaries. While they look similar at first glance, the Dallas County Master Gardeners has some tips on how to tell them apart.
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s fall National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, Oct. 24, and the Richardson Police Department is hosting a drive-through/drop-off Drug Take Back event from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Richardson Police Department Headquarters Parking Lot (200 N. Greenville Ave). The event keeps medications out of reach of pets and children and out of our water system.
One Earth One Chance (OEOC), in collaboration with Sigma Alpha Epsilon members, Richardson community volunteers, Capgemini and SSB (Society for Sustainable Business), held a cleanup event at Breckinridge Park on Saturday, Oct. 17. The 18 volunteers collected 20 pounds of trash.
The Richardson Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association’s (RCPAAA) fall electronics recycling...
Participants are invited to learn how Republic Services processes recyclables, why recycling...
The Dallas County Master Gardener Association, Inc. (DCMGA), a division of Texas A&M AgriLife...
October is a great time to plant trees and other ornamental landscaping, but homeowners...
The Richardson Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association’s (RCPAAA) fall electronics recycling...
The calendar has turned to fall. In fall, cooler temperatures typically bring more outdoor...
Richardson asks residents to keep cardboard clean and dry because wet cardboard is considered...
