Richardson Today Hits Mailboxes Next Week
The June 2021 issue of Richardson Today has been printed and should begin arriving in mailboxes early next week.
Read MoreThe June 2021 issue of Richardson Today has been printed and should begin arriving in mailboxes early next week.
Read MoreVarious locations in the right lane of southbound Jupiter Road between Bluebonnet Drive and Lookout Drive may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. as sidewalk repair takes place along Jupiter. The work is expected to be finished in early June.
Read MoreThough the Richardson Public Library is closed May 31, many services are available online. Here are some things you can do 24/7 online at no charge, with a valid Richardson Library card:
Read MoreThe Lone Star Wind Orchestra virtual performance series has returned, with a host of new chamber music performances to enjoy from the comforts of home.
Read MoreThe Richardson Community Chorale has released its 2021 Virtual Spring Concert online.
Read MoreIn conjunction with National Learn About Composting Day (Saturday, May 29), the North Texas Council of Government’s (NCTCOG) Air North Texas blog has posted information to help North Texans reduce their carbon footprint through composting.
Read MoreSince snake encounters rise as temperatures rise, and can also increase after heavy rains/flooding, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension recently published information online to help prevent encounters with snakes and avoid snake bites.
Read MoreCome spend your days and embark on a new journey in your life with Alex, a 5-year-old Labrador retriever/border collie mix. Alex is the Shelter’s second longest resident.
Read MoreThis week, business and property owners who make up Richardson’s Innovation Quarter gathered to learn about the progress being made in the district where big ideas and groundbreaking technology will be taking place.
Read MoreRichardson Police officers have investigated approximately 125 cases of catalytic converters thefts. It’s a crime they say can happen within in minutes, often in broad daylight and usually right in the middle of a parking lot filled with cars.
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