The City Council adopted its 2019-2021 Statement of Goals and accompanying strategies late last year, and last month announced more than 70 proposed tactics for implementing the strategies.
Read MoreFrom the development of Cityline and Richardson’s infrastructure improvements to a new public safety campus and new parks and trails, the 2020 State of the City Address centered around Richardson being one of the best destinations in the metroplex.
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Regular exercise and drinking plenty of water are just some of the things that can help a lot of us reach our fitness goals.
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Starting this weekend, Feb. 8-9 a portion of Main St. between McKinney St. and Interurban St. in Richardson will be closed due to construction of storm drainage infrastructure.
Read MoreThis week we’re taking a look at this year’s State of the City Address, which focused on what makes Richardson one of the best destinations in the metroplex. Plus, the Collins/Arapaho TOD and Innovation District is renamed the Richardson Innovation Quarter or the IQ to attract new companies in central Richardson also take a peak inside the new Richardson Police Headquarters. We hope you enjoy this episode of Week In Review.
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The February issue of Richardson Today has been mailed and should begin arriving in mailboxes early next week.
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The Mayor honored the work of two Richardson High School students this week by proclaiming Jan. 27
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Now that the DART Silver Line Project has officially begun, DART is holding community meetings to give project updates.
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Registration is now open for the next Citizens Fire Academy (CFA) class, which begins March 26 and graduates May 28.
Read MoreThe life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. provides the backdrop to live scenes that recreate the Montgomery bus boycott, the March on Washington, the Woolworth sit-ins and more, taking place in the Library’s Basement Program Room.
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