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Public Safety Expo Tomorrow Morning 

Public Safety Expo Tomorrow Morning 

Join the Richardson Police Department tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 20) for a free, family-friendly event featuring a showcase of Police and Fire Department vehicles, plus exciting demonstrations from the K-9 Unit and UAS (drone) Team. Guests can meet SWAT Team members,...

“Coffee with a Cop” Friday 

“Coffee with a Cop” Friday 

An informal, come-and-go gathering with RPD officers at which you can stop by, say hello and discuss any concerns or questions you may have. 

Road Construction Work to Close Lanes Near Buckingham/Audelia Intersection 

Road Construction Work to Close Lanes Near Buckingham/Audelia Intersection 

In two phases, first the right lane of westbound Buckingham Road and then the left lane of eastbound Buckingham Road, extended 700 feet west of Audelia Road, may be closed to traffic alternately at all times as road construction work takes place. In addition, the left turn lane of westbound Buckingham Road just west of Audelia Road may be closed during the second phase at all times. The work is expected to be completed by early November. 

At the Library: “Story Stroll” Begins Monday at Huffhines Park 

At the Library: “Story Stroll” Begins Monday at Huffhines Park 

Grab your strollers and stretch your legs this fall at this Richardson Public Library-sponsored event! Join Library staff for a storytime at the park pavilion, then enjoy a walk through the park to connect to nature along with movement, rhymes and fun. Open to all ages but storytime is geared toward ages 6 weeks-3 years. Children must be attended by at least one adult. Event is held weather permitting.

Bill Boronkay at The Core Theatre Tonight 

Bill Boronkay at The Core Theatre Tonight 

Bill Boronkay, comedian, Emmy-winning sportscaster and the host of TV car show Cruise-In, brings his self-deprecating and observational humor to the Core Theatre for this one-night-only performance.

Ways to Keep Wild Animals Out of Your House

Ways to Keep Wild Animals Out of Your House

Animal Shelter staff would like to remind homeowners that this fall while you’re getting your property ready for a change in the season that it’s a good time to make sure it’s wildlife proofed as well, to keep wildlife intrusions and other problems at bay.