Network of Community Ministries has planned modifications to its donation process and food and clothing distribution as it undergoes a move to new facilities at 1500 International Pkwy.
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Donations are still needed for the RMSIP Healthy Kids Snack Drive, benefiting children and families served by Network of Community Ministries.
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Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker joined representatives from The Warren Center to present a proclamation declaring July 29, 2021 as Early Intervention Day in Richardson to highlight the importance of early intervention services for children with developmental delays and disabilities.
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In preparation for the start of the 2021-22 school year, two free back-to-school events will be held next week, one by each school district that serves Richardson residents.
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As part of Phase 2 (Final Phase) of the Campbell Auxiliary Lane Project, the right lane of eastbound Campbell Road between West Prairie Creek Drive and US 75 may be closed to traffic at all times.
Read MoreSherrill Park Golf Course in Richardson has officially joined Facebook. The new page will include information on the facility’s programs and services including junior golf instruction and golf tournaments.
Read MoreProgram Aimed at Lifting the Entire Community Just as “a rising tide lifts all boats,” the City of Richardson Home Improvement Incentive Program (HIIP) is designed to lift the value of the entire Richardson community, one house...
Read MoreThe Young Authors Program is turning the page on another successful chapter at the Richardson Public Library as students meet one last time for the summer.
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People driving down Spring Valley in Richardson Wednesday morning between Gatehouse Dr. and Waterview Dr. may want to avoid the area as crews with International Chem-Crete will be spraying a special type of liquid on the concrete pavement starting at 9 a.m. and scheduled to take about three to four hours to complete.
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An external law firm, charged by the City of Richardson with conducting an independent investigation to determine if the Richardson Police Department is illegally employing quotas on traffic citations, has concluded that the evidence does not support such a claim of wrongdoing.
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