RICHARDSON – Certified arborists and City of Richardson Park professionals hosted a tree planting demonstration over the weekend at two popular parks that experienced damage after two severe weather events last year....
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The student application deadline is fast approaching for the 2020 Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program (RMSIP)—applications will be accepted online through Feb. 29.
Read MoreOn Week In Review, Richardson’s water supplier is preparing to conduct its annual Chlorine Maintenance. Plus, election information for the primaries that will be held next week. Also, a lunch and learn about the 2020 Census is coming up at the Library, and where to go to learn the proper way to plant a tree. All that and more is featured for you in this week’s Week In Review, video edition.
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A valid voter registration card is a free ticket to ride Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) from 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Election Day, Tuesday, March 3.
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Early voting for the March 3 Democratic and Republican Primary Elections ends tonight at 7 p.m.
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The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD), Richardson’s water supplier, will conduct its annual chlorine maintenance on its water transmission system and member cities’ distribution systems March 2-30.
Read MoreIn 2019 several online organizations and publications rated cities across the country based on access to housing, employment, and other categories such as education and quality of life with the City of Richardson ranking high on several lists.
Read MoreA delicate balance is required when creating a sense of place to which people are proud to call home. It takes smart design and maximizes quality of life while minimizing daily commutes, that is why Richardson has built amenities over the years that appeal to residents and businesses alike.
Read MoreThe music of Cab Calloway, Lena Horne and other greats filled the Richardson Public Library’s Basement Program Room today as part of the Lunchtime Lecture series that focused on the Harlem Renaissance.
Read MoreA news crew from FOX 4 spent part of the afternoon filming a story here at City Hall that centers around a 20-year-old gamer from Richardson who jumped into action earlier this month after noticing her 17-year-old friend who lives in the U.K. was having a seizure.
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