Come say hi to Miss Lya! She is a spayed female gray and white domestic short hair that is around 11 months old. She came into the shelter April 5 as an owner surrender because the owners said she was too active.
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For the 12th year in a row, both Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s credit rating agencies have reaffirmed Richardson’s “Triple A” status, the highest possible rating available for credit worthiness. Richardson has held AAA status from Standard & Poor’s for 14 years now, and this is the 12th year in a row the City has received an Aaa rating from Moody’s.
Read MoreThe winners of Richardson’s inaugural Black History Month: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion Art Contest were recently announced and include a kindergartener, a third grader, an eighth grader and an 11th grader from schools in the Richardson and Plano Independent School District.
Read MoreContractors with Richardson’s Health Department will begin to set up mosquito traps around the community starting, Sun. Apr. 25.
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Richardson’s wildflowers which were planted last October are starting to bloom.
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Winners have been announced in the inaugural Black History Month Art Contest, sponsored by the City Council in partnership with RISD, PISD and UT Dallas.
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Network of Community Ministries marked the beginning of renovations to its future headquarters with a groundbreaking ceremony March 30.
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The April issue of Richardson Today should start arriving in mailboxes next week.
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DART is requesting public input as it redesigns its entire bus network.
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The Health Department plans to begin its annual mosquito collection and testing in a few weeks, with traps set out in 12 areas of the City each Sunday and collected Monday, a schedule that will be repeated through October.
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