The Richardson Independent School District (RISD) is reminding the community that RISD residents ages 55 years and older may attend, at no charge, athletic games, fine arts performances and other extracurricular events thanks to the RISD Silver Advantage Card.
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With fall approaching, cooler temperatures typically bring out more outdoor activities and with that comes more incidents of West Nile virus (WNV) infections.
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Come check out Buttercup, a 4-year-old spayed Domestic Medium Hair that is fully vetted and microchipped.
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The Core Theatre is offering a monthly, ongoing “Film Acting Techniques” course taught by Eric Hanson. Designed for all levels of experience, newer actors will learn the basics of acting for the camera and advanced actors will get a weekly intensive workout with other advanced actors.
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The fall Cottonwood Art Festival taking place Oct. 1-2 will include an inaugural “Chalk the Walk” Art Contest.
Read MoreThe Eisemann Center is celebrating its 20th anniversary and as part of its celebration, an immersive video developed by the UTD School of Arts, Humanities & Technology was unveiled during a special event.
Read MoreRichardson Parks and Recreation crews continue to cleanup the mess caused by recent storms.
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For the Labor Day holiday, there will be NO trash pickup, brush and bulky item collection or recycling pickup Monday, Sept. 5. Regularly scheduled trash and BABIC service will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 6. The make-up days for recycling collection are listed below.
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The City Council approved the 2022-23 fiscal year budget Monday. The newly adopted budget includes a projected $354,486,879 in operations and community projects, representing an increase of $23,698,460, or 7.2 percent, compared to the previous year’s adopted expenditures.
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This week City staff announced the temporary relocation of departments that were housed at City Hall.
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