Richardson nationally recognized by lendedu
Richardson has been nationally recognized by LendEDU for having one of the highest proportions of residents that hold a bachelor’s degree, ranking #232 in the entire country and #10 in Texas.
Read MoreRichardson has been nationally recognized by LendEDU for having one of the highest proportions of residents that hold a bachelor’s degree, ranking #232 in the entire country and #10 in Texas.
Read MoreDuring the COVID19 pandemic, organizations like the Richardson Theatre Centre are turning to social media for help in entertaining the community. The group just launched “Theatre of the Imagination,” a series of vignettes produced in an old-time radio fashion.
Read MoreRichardson Police and Fire department personnel lined up Monday to honor and salute former Congressman Sam Johnson as his funeral procession traveled down Greenville Avenue and passed by the Public Safety Campus.
Read MoreThe deadline to register to vote in the July 14 primary runoff election is June 15. Voter...
Read MoreThe June issue of Richardson Today has been mailed and should begin arriving in mailboxes Saturday.
Read MorePortions of the right lane of northbound Plano Road between Braeburn Drive and Renner Road may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Read MoreNetwork of Community Ministries will host “The State of Network” town hall meetings via Zoom Wednesday, June 17 at noon and Thursday, June 18 at 6 p.m
Read MoreThe Library’s annual Summer Reading Program, this year titled, “Imagine Your Story,” is taking place online through Aug. 2.
Read More“Portraits in Music” is the latest offering from the Richardson Symphony Orchestra (RSO), a new podcast hosted by RSO Music Director and Conductor Clay Couturiaux and co-host Ross Sivertsen.
Read MoreThe Core Theatre is presenting “Mojave,” Fridays through Sundays beginning tonight (June 12) and running through June 28.
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