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Miss Texas, Miss Texas’ Teen Crowned at Eisemann Center
Miss Houston Regan Hutsell was named the new Miss Texas and Miss Dallas’ Teen Zoe Zogleman became Miss Texas’ Teen during finals held June 27 at the Eisemann Center. A total of 51 women from across the state participated in the Miss Texas competition, with...
Richardson Fire Department Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Richardson Fire Department celebrated its 100th anniversary Saturday with an event at Fire Station 1. Current and former firefighters, city officials and the public celebrated the department’s history, which began on April 9, 1926 with 20...
Miss Belle’s House Restoration Update
Work is underway on the next step in the preservation of Miss Belle’s House at Huffhines Park. The City of Richardson has hired contractors to install foundation beams and make exterior repairs to the historic home. This week, the house was moved about 30...
Concrete Rehabilitation Work to Take Place on Renner Road Near Breckinridge Park
Various lanes of eastbound and westbound Renner Road between Murphy Road and Telecom Parkway may be closed to traffic along different locations from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. so joint and crack sealing of the concrete pavement can take place. This work is being performed...
Fiber Optic Work to Take Place on Plano Road Between Greenville Avenue and Lookout Drive
The right lane of northbound Plano Road between Greenville Avenue and Lookout Drive may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. so fiber optic work can take place. The work is expected to be complete by early October.
Now is the Time to Plant Fall Tomatoes
If you want tomatoes this fall, now is the time to plant them. According to the Dallas County Master Gardeners, fall tomatoes grow during the heat of the summer but they won’t really produce tomatoes until the temperature at night is below 90...
It’s Tick Time! What to Know
As temperatures rise and Texans spend more time outdoors, the risk of tick bites (and possibly contracting tick-borne illnesses such as Lyme Disease and Alpha-gal Syndrome) increases. Ticks thrive in areas where there is moisture and...
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“Ruby Tuesday” Opens Tonight at The Core Theatre
518 W. Arapaho Rd. Ste. 115Tickets: $15-$20 (tickets)June 26-July 19Fridays...
City Council Gives Direction on Wildflower! Changes as Part of FY 2026-27 Budget Planning
The Richardson City Council last night provided direction to move forward with a series of changes to the Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival as part of the City’s Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget development process.
Traffic Signal Box Art Winners Announced
The five winners of the City’s fifth annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest were recognized at Monday’s City Council meeting. Each received $200 ($100 from the City and $100 from the Richardson Rotary Club) and a certificate, and their artwork will be turned into vinyl wraps that will be installed on traffic signal boxes at key Richardson intersections. The art can also be viewed online and in the July issue of Richardson Today. The theme for this year’s contest was “Community.”
At the Library: “Messy Baby Mondays” June 22
Babies and toddlers ages six weeks to 18 months are invited to build motor skills and have some messy fun at the Library this summer—backup clothing, baby wipes and/or towels are recommended! Each child must be accompanied by at least one adult.
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“PM Pints” Next Thursday
Richardson IQ®HQ, 1302 E. Collins Blvd.Admission: Free; RSVP Thursday, June 185-7 p.m. June’s edition of...
The IQ® Brew is Back Next Thursday
Richardson IQHQ, 1302 E. Collins Blvd.Admission: Free, RSVP requested here Thursday, June 118:30-10 a.m. (networking 8:30 a.m.,...
Arapaho Center Station Development on Hold
City leadership announced this week that Richardson’s redevelopment efforts at the Arapaho Center Station property are being placed...
1418 Coffee Announces New Location in Downtown Richardson/CORE District
Popular North Texas coffee brand 1418 Coffee has announced plans to open a new location on Main Street in the Downtown Neighborhood of The...
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Water and Sewer Rate Discussion Continues
At Monday’s City Council meeting, City staff revisited the comprehensive review of the City’s water and sewer rates given at the June 8 meeting and gave a closer look at the recommended rate adjustment scenario. The review is part of preparations for the Council’s annual budget workshop and new budget adoption; a rate increase is needed to maintain minimum fund balance requirements in the Water and Sewer Fund.
Reminder: Drain Standing Water to Curb Mosquitoes
In light of recent rains and the recent detection this month (and this week) of mosquitoes in several areas of Richardson carrying the West Nile virus, it’s important to watch for standing puddles of water around your home that could...
Area State Parks Offer Free Summer Events
State parks all across Texas are offering numerous free events this summer, including the following taking place this weekend that are about an hour’s drive (or less) from Richardson (all are free with park...
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City prepares for Winter Weather
City crews are monitoring roads as freezing rain, sleet, and snow move through the area. Our Public Services team has 1,400 cubic yards of sand and 18 spreader units ready to treat bridges, overpasses, and major intersections. There are three 24-hour warming centers...
Meet 2025 Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Contest Winner: Lucy Mann
Entries for the City’s Annual “Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Contest” and the “Black History Month: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion” Art Contest are now being accepted. Both contests are open to students who live in Richardson or attend school within the city....
Adaptive Night at Santa’s Village
Thursday night, Santa’s Village transformed into a quieter, more comfortable holiday experience for families who benefit from a sensory-friendly celebration. Adaptive Night is designed for children and adults with disabilities to enjoy the magic of the season without...








