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Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Super affectionate and handsome, Kurt has all these qualities and more.

RICHARDSON RECREATION CENTERS TO REOPEN WITH LIMITED SERVICES

The Heights and Huffhines Recreation Centers are scheduled to reopen with modified services and hours beginning Tuesday, May 26.

Huffhines and Heights Recreation centers to open with modified services and hours starting may 26

Staff at Huffhines and Heights Recreation Centers in Richardson are preparing to reopen beginning May 26 with modified services and hours.

Richardson’s Annual Family Fourth Celebration Canceled

The City of Richardson has canceled the annual Family 4th Celebration at Breckinridge Park due to COVID-19.

May is #Thankahungerhero Month

This week Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker released a special thank you on social media directed to the frontline workers who have volunteered to deliver food to families and children in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jack-FM presents Wildflower! over the Air Friday at 7 p.m.

Fans can tune-in and listen on Friday for songs by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Collective Soul, The Charlie Daniels Band, Loverboy, The Wailers, and more.

Network Needs Donations, Volunteers

Local nonprofit Network of Community Ministries is in need of food, supplies and volunteers to help meet increased demand due to COVID-19.

Mayor’s Internship Program Recruits Employers with New Video

Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker and RISD Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Stone have decided to move forward with the Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program.

Two Projects to Close Lanes on Campbell Road

The right lane of westbound Campbell Road between Lakeside Boulevard and Prairie Creek Drive may be closed to traffic at all times through late October due to Phase 1 of the Campbell Auxiliary Lane Project, which will involve grading, drainage, pavement marking and other work.

“Little Free Library” Offers Another Way to “Check Out” Books

Though the Library’s first floor is now open and curbside check-out continues, another “social distancing” option for readers of all ages is the “Little Free Library” (LFL) located outside the Library on the north side, in the Friends Reading Garden.