The Richardson Animal Shelter has begun using the services of a professional photographer to better showcase adoptable animals and increase adoptions.

Residents will receive a letter in the mail this month to redeem for two free rolls of 26 blue recycling bags (52 total).

Due to the RISD and PISD Spring Breaks, there will be no City Council work session or meeting March 7 and March 14. The City Council will next meet Monday, March 21 for a work session beginning at 6 p.m.

With about six weeks left until the income tax filing deadline for the 2021 tax year (deadline is April 18), AARP representatives are back at the Library with free tax preparation help, especially for low-income filers, particularly seniors.

ber optic and cable installation work taking place along roads near CityLine may involve various lane closures from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. through late June.

The IQ® Brew welcomes Jessica Shutt, Mobility and Special Projects Manager for the City of Richardson, who will discuss upcoming transportation projects that will enhance mobility in the Richardson IQ®. Shutt is a Richardson resident and has worked for the City for more than 14 years, with the mission of building a safe, efficient and reliable transportation system in the Richardson community for all ages and abilities.

Network of Community Ministries is hosting a Prom Clothing Drive through March 11 to help students have a magical night at their upcoming proms.

Learn about the benefits of networking online through LinkedIn in this hands-on class designed for students who haven’t used LinkedIn or only have a basic profile. Familiarity with internet navigation is recommended, and students should create a LinkedIn account before coming to class. Valid Richardson Public Library card required.

Rusty Williams, author and historian, will lecture about life at the turn of the 20th century in Dallas, which was far more lethal than “sweet old photos” may suggest: out-of-control fireworks displays, boiler explosions, deadly house fires, elevator failures, unexpected weather events, poor sanitation and more. Patrons are welcome to bring their lunches. For adults and teens.