Virtual programs offered at the richardson public library this summer
The Richardson Public Library is adding more virtual activities to its growing online community this summer as the COVID19 pandemic remains a concern.
Read MoreThe Richardson Public Library is adding more virtual activities to its growing online community this summer as the COVID19 pandemic remains a concern.
Read MoreThis summer, kids and teens ages 3-18 are invited to create the new Richardson Children’s Library Card.
Read MoreThe Charles W. Eisemann Center is now open to visitors Monday through Friday from Noon to 5 p.m. including the Ticket Office and the Forrest & Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery, where the sculpture installation MotherBoard can be viewed until Aug. 2.
Read MoreThe Richardson Public Library reopened its third floor yesterday and will begin allowing limited usage of public computers on the second floor on June 22.
Read MoreThe Parks and Recreation Department announced last night at the Richardson City Council meeting that Richardson’s four neighborhood pools (Canyon Creek, Glenville, Cottonwood, Terrace) will open in a limited capacity this summer, while the Heights Family Aquatic Center will remain closed for the 2020 swim season.
Read MoreThe Heights and Huffhines Recreation Centers have increased their capacities following Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to move into Phase 3 of his plan to reopen businesses and services in the state.
Read MoreIn recognition of recent events, the Richardson City Council took up discussion on racial inequity and expectations of municipal employees during their regularly scheduled Monday evening meeting, June 8.
Read MoreThe Richardson Parks and Recreation Department has reopened of the Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground at Cottonwood Park. The facility was closed March 20 as part of initial protective actions taken to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreSouthbound US 75 to east and westbound PGBT direct-connector ramps and westbound PGBT to north and southbound US 75 director-connector ramps will be closed 10 p.m. Monday, June 8, through 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 9.
Read MoreDART staff addressed the City Council Monday with a comprehensive look at DART services and future plans as well as COVID-19 impacts.
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