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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe Community Gardens Partnership in Richardson is helping bring people together, creating opportunities from recreation and exercise to therapy and education.
Read MoreWildflower! Arts & Music Festival is hosting a free, online concert May 15 featuring local AC/DC tribute band, Back in Black.
Read MoreThe Richardson Police Department has launched a new Facebook page in Spanish to provide another form of communication between officers and Richardson’s growing Latino community.
Read MoreOver the last several weeks, people around the community have been transforming ordinary rocks into bright and colorful works of art, as part of the Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival Community Rock Garden.
Read MoreRichardson’s Neighborhood Video Crime Watch is keeping an eye on the community, using home and business surveillance systems to help police officers in the fight against crime.
Read MoreA groundbreaking ceremony was held this week for the new Belt + Main project, currently under construction along Beltline and Main street in Richardson.
Read MoreThe winners of Richardson’s inaugural Black History Month: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion Art Contest were recently announced and include a kindergartener, a third grader, an eighth grader and an 11th grader from schools in the Richardson and Plano Independent School District.
Read MoreContractors with Richardson’s Health Department will begin to set up mosquito traps around the community starting, Sun. Apr. 25.
Read MoreWildflower! Arts & Music Festival staff have invited the public to “rock out” and help create the City’s first WF! Rocks Community Rock Garden, which will be on display outside City Hall throughout May.
Read Moremployees of the local offices of Fujitsu joined together with a City Parks and Recreation crew today in clearing invasive ligustrum trees from the southeast section of the Spring Creek Nature Area.
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