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Summer Camps Wrapping Up 2024 Season

Richardson’s Summer Day Camp Program came to a close this week as Playground Camp finished its final session of 2024.

Daytime Lane Closures Expected on Waterview Parkway Near Frankford

Various lanes of northbound and southbound Waterview Parkway between Synergy Park Boulevard and Frankford Road may be closed to traffic alternately from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Utility Work Necessitates Temporary Lane Closure East of Arapaho/Custer

The right lane of westbound Arapaho Road between Richardson Drive and Custer Road may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

The IQ® Brew Next Thursday

Learn insights on starting a venture-backed tech company as well as insights into the auto industry at the latest installment of The IQ® Brew, a free, public series that features coffee, networking and informative presentations.

At the Richardson Public Library

Happening at the Richardson Public Library.

Family Improv at The Core Theatre Saturday

With a theme of “Summer Time,” The Core Theatre’s improv troupe will show you how much fun you can have vacationing in new and exotic spots.

Richardson Community Band’s “RCBeboppers” in Concert Sunday

The RCBeboppers, a jazz band comprised of members of the Richardson Community Band, will razzle-dazzle you with oldies like “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” and new funky tunes like “Backatown.”

Irrigation Workshop Moved to Aug. 17 at Senior Center

Join Amanda Griffin, president of water conservation consultation company Smart Outdoor Services Inc., to learn the basics of your irrigation system including all about the hydraulic and electric parts and how they work together.

Pet of the Week

Meet Puddin, a darling of a dog with a heart full of love. She’s a 4-year-old pitbull mix that has a personality as sweet as her name suggests.

Storm Debris Collection Complete, Cleanup Continuing in Parks

Clean up from the May 28 storm was completed this week. In 47 days, the City’s debris contractor collected 4,391 loads totaling 261,468 cubic yards of vegetative debris. That amount of debris is equal to about 19 percent of the volume of the Empire State Building.