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Free Virtual Health and Wellness Expo Oct. 9 and 16

The Richardson Chamber of Commerce, along with sponsors Methodist Richardson Medical Center and Celebration Magazine, is holding its annual Health and Wellness Expo online Oct. 9 and 16.

Library Remains Open at Limited Capacity

The Richardson Public Library would like to remind patrons that it is open but continues to maintain limited access and modified operating hours.

Modified National Night Out is Oct. 6

For the first time in at least a dozen years, the entire nation is set to celebrate National Night Out (NNO) on the same date, Tuesday, Oct. 6.

Voter Registration Ends Oct. 5

Voter registration applications for the Nov. 3 election, and early voting, must be postmarked by Oct. 5 or brought in person to the county registrar’s office by end of business on that day in order to participate.

Census Deadline Extended to Oct. 5

The clock is ticking, but there is still time to fill out your 2020 Census form.

Richardson Symphony Orchestra opens 59th season at the eisemann center

RICHARDSON – The Richardson Symphony Orchestra (RSO) is opening its 59th season this weekend with a celebration of Beethoven under very tight restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic. String players and percussionists will be...

Utility Work on Spring Valley Road May Close Lane, Sidewalk

The right lane and sidewalk of westbound Spring Valley Road west of Waterview Drive between Spring Valley Plaza and Esperanza Road may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Richardson Wins State Planning Award for Project

The American Planning Association Texas Chapter announced this week its list of the state’s best planning projects, advocates and communities for 2020, part of its Texas Planning Awards Program.

RCAS Art Exhibit at Civic Center/City Hall

he Richardson Civic Art Society is presenting an installation of 26 paintings on the walls of the Richardson Civic Center/City Hall complex.

Tree Planting Tips Featured in Latest Environmental Newsletter

Fall is an ideal time to plant a tree in North Texas, and the latest issue of the City’s Environmental Resources Newsletter features information on how to do so successfully.