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Detours Continue on Floyd Road

Southbound Floyd Road between Melrose Drive and Westover Drive may be closed to traffic at all times and detoured to Wisteria Way as part of the annual Street Pavement Repair Project.

Lane Closures Expected Near Belt Line/Waterview

The right lane of eastbound Belt Line Road between Dover Drive and Waterview Drive may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

“IQ® Brew” Educational Series Continues Feb. 11

City Development staff have been organizing and hosting “The IQ® Brew,” a “coffee and conversation” networking and educational series featuring short presentations from entrepreneurs, small businesses, innovation ecosystem builders and subject-matter experts.

Annual Health and Wellness Expo Online Feb. 12, 19

The Richardson Chamber of Commerce, along with sponsor Methodist Richardson Medical Center, is holding its annual Health and Wellness Expo online Feb. 12 and 19.

RISD Used Book Fair Begins Feb. 11

The annual RISD Council of PTAs Used Book Fair will be held Feb. 11-14 in the gym of the RISD Professional Development Center, 701 W. Belt Line Rd.

“My RPL” App Streamlines Curbside Pickup

Richardson residents are now able to use the myRPL app when picking up curbside Library items they have already reserved.

New Display Highlights Black Artists

Library patrons can find good books to read and learn about different subject areas thanks to the Library’s many book displays.

City Program Offers Socially Distanced, Outdoor Volunteer Opportunity

Looking for a way to give back to the community in a safe, socially distanced way? Consider gathering friends and family to pick up trash and recyclables in one of Richardson’s many parks, creek beds or green spaces as part of the Health Department’s Community & Corporate Environmental Cleanup Program.

Repertory Company Theatre Presents “Love Letters” Feb. 6-14

“Love Letters,” the play by A.R. Gurney that’s been running on and off Broadway for more than thirty years is making its way to the Repertory Company Theatre in Richardson Feb. 6-Feb. 14.

2020-21 Budget segment from state of the city address

One of the breakout segments in the State of the City Address was the 2020-21 budget approved by the Richardson City Council last year that included a decrease of almost $1.6 million with cuts made in every department to prepare for long-term economic impacts related to COVID-19.