“Lights Out—122 Maple Street” is the title of the seventh episode in Richardson Theatre Centre’s online “Theatre of the Imagination” audio series, now posted on YouTube, Facebook and the RTC website.
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Though Richardson’s recycling program accepts paper of all kinds, residents might want to consider.
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Texas is one of the lucky states in the U.S. when it comes to lightning bugs (a.k.a. fireflies), as the flashing insects appear in the evening in both spring and fall here due to our climate (they thrive in warm and humid conditions).
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This colorful kitty is Esmay. She is a 5-year-old domestic short hair who is spayed and up to date on all of her shots.
Read MoreEarly Voting for the November 3 election will be held Oct. 13-30.
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Early voting for the Nov. 3 General and Joint Election will be held Oct. 13-30.
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In line with the City Council’s 2019-21 Tactic “to conduct a biannual review of the City’s Code of Ethics,” City staff presented an overview of the current Code (last updated in 2018) at Monday’s City Council work session, with recommendations for refinements and additions.
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City staff presented elements of a proposed “social media policy for elected and appointed officials” at Monday’s City Council work session, which, if passed in November, will be the first of its kind for the City.
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Residents “took to their yards” instead of the streets for this year’s 31st National Night Out (NNO) in Richardson, which was altered due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Though there are now three more weeks in which a person can fill out the Census (a court ruling extended the deadline to Oct. 31), please do so today if you haven’t yet filled it out.
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