Skinny, the cat who became a viral sensation seven years ago after being brought to the Richardson Animal Shelter weighing 41 lbs., is healthier and more active now that he’s lost more than half his body weight.
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The City of Richardson is testing its school zone signal lights July 30 (tomorrow) and July 31 (Wednesday) as students prepare for a new school year.
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Tweens and teens will enjoy an afternoon of creativity while making neon and glow-in-the-dark crafts Tuesday, July 30 from 2-4 p.m. in the Basement Program Room. Admission is free and all supplies are provided.
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Only a few days remain to apply for the second annual Citizens Academy and Resource Education Series (Richardson CARES).
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The Richardson Fire Department has received the Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold Award for the third year in a row and the Plus Award for the second year in a row from the American Heart Association (AHA)
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This week the City Council approved a resolution on terms and conditions to allow for road improvements near the intersection of Campbell Road and US 75.
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As daily temperatures rise, water usage is rising as well, as homeowners strive to keep their lawns healthy.
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Pool owners are reminded that there are several tips on the City’s Environmental Partnership Initiative web page for conserving pool water, helping to lessen “water bill surprise.”
Read MoreRichardson residents are invited to attend InspirAsian, a conference intended to captivate, motivate and redefine how Asians are represented in today’s world.
Read MoreThe Richardson Animal Shelter has a wide selection of animals for residents to adopt. The Shelter, which is located at 1330 Columbia Dr., places new animals up for adoption daily.
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