The Richardson Community Chorale is filled with talented singers who have not been able to perform together on stage since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but its new online program is helping bring back the music.
Read MoreSince the start of the pandemic, demand for service has gone up at the Network of Community Ministries and so has the need for volunteers.
Read MoreRichardson Parks and Recreation Department staff have started to decorate the fountain plaza area outside of City Hall with thousands of lights to prepare for the upcoming holiday season.
Read MoreA total of 100 trees are growing in a farm located in Aledo, Texas as part of Richardson’s Main Street Redevelopment project.
Read MoreStarting Monday, Nov. 9 the Richardson Public Library will extend its hours to better serve Richardson students and their families. The new hours are Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sundays 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Read MoreRichardson city leaders gathered at the North Texas Municipal Water District with other member cities to sign a symbolic amendment to an existing wholesale water services contract.
Read MoreMany residents in the Canyon Creek neighborhood came together recently after a 14-year-old partially blind and hard of hearing cocker spaniel mix named Madison wondered off from her home.
Read MoreThe television production company, Ko-Mar Productions, has spent the last few days in Richardson filming Sherrill Park Golf Course for an upcoming special to air on CBS Sports.
Read MoreCiting a “collective need to be able to encounter and appreciate art and those who create it,” the board of Arts Incubator Richardson (AIR) has developed a special section on the AIR website called “AIR Creates” where it plans to feature the talents of a diverse sampling of creatives, from children to professional artists. Dallas musician Mike Finkel was the first artist to be featured, and the organization is looking for more.
Read MoreMany families in Richardson are working to get back on their feet and into their homes after a tornado damaged or destroyed structures in its path one year ago this month.
Read MoreThe Arts Incubator of Richardson (AIR) has gone digital with its popular program “AIRTime” now available through social media.
Read MoreConstruction crews are preparing to lift a massive steel water tower bowl from the ground to the top of a 100-foot-tall concrete pedestal wall on Synergy Park Blvd. and N. Floyd Rd. near President George Bush Turnpike in Richardson on Friday Oct. 9, weather permitting.
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