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Coats for kids and youth around the community needed

The Network of Community Ministries is accepting donations of new or gently used coats for kids and youth around the community to help them stay warm during the next couple of months.

Mayor Proclaims MLK, Jr. Day in Richardson

RICHARDSON – Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker signed a proclamation making today, Jan. 18...

Trash, Recycling and Facility Schedule for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday

Monday is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a national holiday that will impact trash, Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) and recycling collection schedules for some residents.

Expansion of Reinvestment Zone Discussed

City staff updated the City Council Monday on the possible boundary expansion and project and financing plan amendment of the City’s Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) #1, which currently includes the US 75 corridor from Campbell Road to south of Spring Valley Road, and Spring Valley Road from US 75 to Coit Road.

Curbside Pick-up Enhanced through App Beginning Jan. 20

Starting Jan. 20, Richardson residents will be able to use the myRPL app when picking up curbside Library items they have already reserved.

DREAM Display Begins

Library users, especially children, are sharing their thoughts about equality, freedom and many other topics in the Library’s DREAM exhibit, currently displayed on windows in the Youth Services department.

Happening at the Eisemann center

Here’s what’s happening at the Eisemann Center.

DART Student Art Contest Open

The annual Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Student Art Contest has begun accepting individual entries from North Texas students in grades K-12, including more eligible grades than in the past.

Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Tripp is waiting to “trip” you in his spell of love! This lovebug is a ball of energy who gets the zoomies even at 6 years old.

Pegasus Theatre presents “a trifle dead! The Movie”

The Pegasus Theatre, which performs its Living Black and White ™ production at the Eisemann Center annually will be performing for the North Texas community in a different way due to COVID-19 safety concerns.