The Core Theatre, 518 W. Arapaho Rd. Ste. 115, is hosting The Classics Theatre Project’s production of Moliere’s precursor to the modern farce, “The Imaginary Invalid” through Sept. 25.
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World Ozone Day is recognized annually Sept. 16 and was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1994 to raise public awareness of the depletion of the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere and encourage solutions to preserve it.
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The City’s Health Department provides an easy way for area families and groups to volunteer together outdoors, and a great way to celebrate National CleanUp Day Sept. 18
Read Morer longest residents and we are at a loss as to why! This young girl was surrendered to us because the owner’s grandson was autistic and having a hard time with Coco’s desire to be all over him at all times.
Read MoreA ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the Network of Community Ministries this week to celebrate its move into a brand-new location. The Network’s headquarters is now at 1500 International Pkwy. in Richardson’s IQ.
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At age 75, dance instructor Robin Horn says she has “only” taught dance for 57 years since there were 18 years of her life when she wasn’t leading classes. The last 43 years of that instruction has been at Heights Recreation Center, where she’s taught generations of dancers from toddlers to senior citizens.
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For the Labor Day holiday, City services and facilities will operate according to the following holiday schedule.
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Due to a staffing shortage, Heights Family Aquatic Center managers have had to cancel plans for the facility to be open on Labor Day, Sept. 6—the Center will now close for the season at the end of business, Sunday, Sept. 5.
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The City Council began its biennial goal-setting process this week.
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he City Council will not meet Monday, Sept. 6 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. The City Council next meets Monday, Sept. 13, beginning at 6 p.m. with a work session followed by a meeting at 7 p.m.
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