The Richardson Community Band presents “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” an escape from the heat into a shady evening at the park featuring a wide variety of music, from “Star Trek,” Leroy Anderson, Neil Diamond and David Lovrien.
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Join Richardson Symphony Orchestra (RSO) Executive Director and President Laurie Garvie for a discussion of the Richardson Reads One Book 2024 selection, “Symphony of Secrets,” followed by a string quartet performance from the RSO.
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With the official start of summer this week, you may hear the phrase “Ozone Action Day” more frequently in the news.
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As evident by recent weather, rainstorms often develop very quickly. Weather alerts can prevent being caught unaware and give you a chance to take cover.
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Meet Jojo, a lovely 2-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with a passion for water. His days are filled with dreams of splashing and swimming.
Read MoreNormal Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) in Richardson remains suspended as crews the City continues cleanup efforts after severe weather recently impacted the community. BABIC crews are working with CrowderGulf to help...
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today that the agency has opened Disaster Recovery Centers in Dallas County, located in Richardson and Garland, to provide one-on-one help to Texans affected by the severe storms, tornadoes, flooding and straight-line winds that occurred April 26-June 5.
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Debris haulers estimate they are 45 percent complete with collecting massive amounts of storm-related vegetative debris created when sustained hurricane force winds struck Richardson, and other North Texas communities, during a May 28 severe weather event. Wind gusts in the city were recorded at up to 83 MPH, snapping trees and damaging homes and buildings across the community.
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Debris haulers estimate they are 45 percent complete with collecting massive amounts of storm-related vegetative debris created when sustained hurricane force winds struck Richardson, and other North Texas communities, during a May 28 severe weather event. Wind gusts in the city were recorded at up to 83 MPH, snapping trees and damaging homes and buildings across the community.
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Parks crews continue to stay busy across the city working to clear debris from trails and common areas in Richardson’s parks.
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