RICHARDSON LIBRARY DIRECTOR SUSAN ALLISON ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
Richardson’s Director of Library Services, Susan Allison, will retire from the City of Richardson at the end of August, completing 44 years of service.
Read MoreRichardson’s Director of Library Services, Susan Allison, will retire from the City of Richardson at the end of August, completing 44 years of service.
Read MoreSince March many musicians have not been able to perform on stage, but a new program from the Lone Star Wind Orchestra (LSWO) is making sure artists continue making music even during a pandemic.
Read MoreThe City announced this week that the fall celebration of its semiannual Cottonwood Art Festival, scheduled for Oct. 3-4, and Huffhines Art Trails and Pawtoberfest, scheduled for Oct. 17-18, have been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.
Read MoreCity staff updated the City Council Monday on the state of the Hotel/Motel Fund.
Read MoreMayor Paul Voelker recently got to know four interns from the 2020 Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program (RMSIP) by hosting a socially distanced lunch at City Hall.
Read MoreThe public is invited to participate in the City’s first “Virtual Summer Sizzler Duathlon” beginning July 18.
Read MoreHuffhines Tennis Center is offering weekly “Summer Slam” Tennis Camps for ages 5-16, all skill levels welcome.
Read MoreThis summer, participants in the Library’s Summer Reading Club (SRC) have an opportunity to enhance their reading skills, enjoy new books and earn books to keep, plus give back to the community at the same time, thanks to a generous donation from the Friends of the Richardson Public Library.
Read MoreRepertory Company Theatre, 770 N. Coit Rd., is presenting “Clue the Musical” July 17-19.
Read MoreIn honor of July being National Park and Recreation Month, Richardson’s Parks and Recreation Department is posting fun facts about parks on Facebook and highlighting features of Richardson’s many parks and trails.
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