City Hosts Sustainable Gardening Workshop Next Saturday; Registration Open
Led by Dr. Kevin L. Dillard, this workshop provides participants with a comprehensive introduction to environmentally responsible landscaping practices.
Simplified, Updated Richardson Recycling Guide Now Online
The City’s Public Services department has released a revamped Recycling Guide this week, designed to make it easier than ever to recycle correctly and reduce contamination.
Electronics Recycling and Document Shredding May 9
Will be held on Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Heights Church, 201 W. Renner Rd.
Three Gardening Seminars Offered at RWC Garden Tour Saturday
Richardson Woman’s Club (RWC) Founders Hall, 2005 N. Cliffe Dr.Admission: included with Garden Tour ticket; tickets cost $26.90 (Tickets)Saturday, May 29 a.m., 10 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Gain valuable insights...
Peak Season for Bird Migration Has Begun; Late Night “Lights Out” Encouraged
Audubon Texas, the state branch of the National Audubon Society, is inviting businesses, developers and homeowners to help protect billions of migratory birds traveling through Texas this month and next by closing blinds and turning off all outdoor,...
GEAR UP FOR NATIONAL BIKE MONTH WITH EVENTS ACROSS NORTH TEXAS
(Arlington, TEXAS) – You may notice more cyclists on the trails and streets this month – and for good reason. May is National Bike Month, and North Texans across generations are encouraged to celebrate by finding a way to incorporate two wheels into their routines....
Earth Day, Arbor Day Celebrated This Week
Today is Arbor Day, a good day to remember that Richardson is known as a "Tree City USA.” The designation, awarded last year by the Arbor Day Foundation and re-certified this year, echoes the City's...
Trash Bash “By The Numbers”
The numbers are in—Richardson’s Trash Bash 2026 was an incredible display of what a community can accomplish together: 384 volunteers participated in the litter clean-up portion of the event. Among them, there were 33 groups involved in the...
Annual City Nature Identification Challenge is This Weekend; Parks Dept. Hosting Special Group “BioBlitz” Saturday
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department is encouraging all Texans to participate in the Texas City Nature Challenge, part of the City Nature Challenge 2026 Global Project, which began today (April 24) and continues...
Earth Day “Picnic in the Park” Next Wednesday
Bring your lunch or grab something from a nearby restaurant and enjoy live music, local vendors sharing tips on recycling and sustainable living, and a free potted plant activity. Bring an empty can (20 oz. or less) and learn how to turn it into a planter with a plant to take home. Lawn chairs, picnic blankets and pups welcome!