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Absentee Ballot Requests Being Accepted for Nov. 3 Election

Absentee ballot by mail (ABBM) requests are currently being accepted by mail and in person for the Nov. 3 election.

Lane Closures Expected Near Spring Creek Nature Area, CityLine

The right lane of eastbound Renner Road between Routh Creek Parkway and Plano Road, and the right lane of southbound Plano Road between Renner Road and Broadmoor Drive, may be closed to traffic.

Utility Work to Close Lane Near Campbell/Mimosa

The right lane of westbound Campbell Road between Mimosa Drive and Coit Road may be closed to traffic.

RPD “Can Do” Food Drive is Sept. 19

The Richardson Police Department’s annual “Can Do” canned food drive benefiting Network of Community Ministries will be held Saturday, Sept. 19 as a pre-National Night Out event.

North Texas Giving Day Helps Support Local Nonprofits Sept. 17

Several nonprofits with close ties to the City of Richardson will participate in the 11th annual North Texas Giving Day Thursday, Sept. 17, from 6 a.m.-midnight.

National Night Out Sign-up Deadline Approaches

National Night Out (NNO) is scheduled for Oct. 6 and will feature several changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Get Ready for “Talk Like a Pirate Day”

The Richardson Library plans to celebrate international “Talk Like a Pirate Day” Sept. 19 on Facebook this year, and those wishing to participate can start preparing next week.

Eisemann Center Welcomes Feedback via New Survey

After opening back up at 50 percent capacity last month, the Eisemann Center continues to research how to best present entertainment options amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and staff have developed a survey to ascertain the public’s thoughts on live performing arts.

“Eisemann Educates Online” Teaches Children about Tito Puente

Eisemann Educates Online presents a new series of children’s activities Sept. 14-24 based on the book, “Tito Puente, Mambo King,” by Monica Brown.

“ArtStop To Go” Boxes Bring Cottonwood Art Festival to Kids

Community Events staff created “ArtStop To Go” boxes so families can still participate in the Cottonwood Art Festival’s ArtStop this year even though the Festival has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.