Six times a year, there’s a type of ‘changing of the guard’ that takes place at Richardson Heights Recreation Center, as members of the Richardson Civic Arts Society (RCAS) prepares to showcase a local artist.
Read MoreThere is something new and exciting at the Richardson Public Library allowing people to visit foreign lands, meet historic figures and connect with loved ones, and all you need is a library card to access the facility’s new laptop kiosk.
Read MoreAs the cold temperatures continue to blanket the area causing many people to find warmth, a reminder about keeping you and your family safe.
Read MoreRichardson Police advise drivers to stay off the roads, but if you absolutely have to travel over the next day or so, use extreme caution and slow down.
Read MoreThe best way to protect pets from extreme temperatures is to avoid long-term outdoor exposure.
Read MoreWhen there’s a chance in the forecast for sleet, snow, rain or ice, the City of Richardson’s Public Services Department is ready to respond.
Read MoreEfforts to keep Richardson’s core services such as public safety, trash, water, and other basic needs operational during two state of emergency declarations were among the items highlighted at this year’s Annual State of the City Address.
Read MoreThe Off-Broadway hit comedy “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus Live!” returns to the Eisemann Center Feb. 13-14.
Read More“Love Letters,” the play by A.R. Gurney that’s been running on and off Broadway for more than thirty years is making its way to the Repertory Company Theatre in Richardson Feb. 6-Feb. 14.
Read MoreOne of the breakout segments in the State of the City Address was the 2020-21 budget approved by the Richardson City Council last year that included a decrease of almost $1.6 million with cuts made in every department to prepare for long-term economic impacts related to COVID-19.
Read MoreBreakout segments featured in the Annual State of the City Address in Richardson will be posted Mondays and Wednesdays on the city’s social media channels and website throughout the month of February.
Read MoreDr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a champion of civil rights and the center for a bookmark contest at the Richardson Public Library.
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