There is still a week left to apply to serve on one of Richardson’s boards and commissions—the application period ends Friday, Sept. 30.

The Lockwood area of Richardson’s CORE District will be on display tomorrow night, Sept. 24, as the City and CORE merchants host “Light up Lockwood,” a free event from 6-10 p.m.

Development Services staff provided a briefing to the City Council Monday regarding infill development in the city, including potential properties and the types of infill development that could be appropriate.

Adaptive3D, a leading provider of elastomeric solutions for additive manufacturing, announced this week it will be relocating its Plano headquarters to Richardson, quadrupling its space for manufacturing.

Starting Oct. 1, the Richardson Public Library will no longer charge late fees, and existing late fees will be removed from Library accounts.

Due to fire damage at City Hall, City Council meetings have been temporarily relocated, utilizing different locations based on the type of meeting.

The Richardson City Secretary’s Office has received the Municipal Clerk’s Office Achievement of Excellence Award from the Texas Municipal Clerks Association (TMCA) for the second consecutive time.

To better accommodate visitors to the State Fair of Texas, which begins next Friday, Sept. 30 and continues through Oct. 23.