Council Receives Update on Library Renovations
More natural light and a relocated entrance will be among the most noticeable changes to the Richardson Public Library once renovations are complete.
Read MoreMore natural light and a relocated entrance will be among the most noticeable changes to the Richardson Public Library once renovations are complete.
Read MoreA City Council briefing was held Monday night to update the City Council on the design of the new City Hall and Municipal Campus, approved by voters last May.
Read MoreRichardson is set to get new public art thanks to projects in the 2021 and New City Hall Bond Programs.
Read MoreOn Thursday, Richardson City Councilman Ken Hutchenrider received the North Texas Commission’s 2023 Civic Leadership Award.
Read MoreSign-ups are open for people wishing to volunteer at the Cottonwood Art Festival, scheduled for Oct. 7-8 at Cottonwood Park.
Read MoreThe North Texas Food Bank’s 10th annual Peanut Butter Drive wraps up next weekend. Richardson is one of 12 cities in North Texas participating in the drive, which has a goal of collecting 400,000 pounds both physically, online and through monetary donations.
Read MoreDART is adding scheduled stops to its light-rail service to better accommodate visitors to the State Fair of Texas, which begins Friday, Sept. 29.
Read MoreThe October issue of Richardson Today has been sent to the printer and should begin arriving in mailboxes toward the end of next week. Get an in-depth look at the 2023-24 budget as well as a sneak peek at the Parks and Recreation events that are on deck over the next few months.
Read MoreThe right lane of westbound Campbell Road between Bunker Hill and Floyd Road may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Read MoreThe Richardson Senior Center is hosting a wellness and safety fair for anyone age 50 and older.
Read MoreGhosts, princesses, witches and superheroes unite! Sign up to participate in the Huffhines Harvest Fest costume contest for a chance to win cash prizes.
Read MoreHere’s what’s happening at the Eisemann Center.
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