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AnimaLuv Christmas “Paw-ty” Dec. 21

Richardson AnimaLuv will host a Christmas Paw-ty for pooches and people Saturday, Dec. 21 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Richardson Animal Shelter.

Save the Date: City Photo Contest Begins Jan. 11

The City’s 2020 Photo Contest will accept entries Jan. 11-26. Entry forms are available at Huffhines Recreation Center or online.

Lane Closure Expected on Arapaho Road

The right lane of westbound Arapaho Road between Glenville Drive and International Parkway may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. due to cable/fiber optic work. The work is expected to be completed by mid-April.

More Lane Closures Planned Near Crowley Park Neighborhood

Drivers near the Crowley Park neighborhood may experience lane closures to the north of the neighborhood in addition to those already announced for the southern edge on Lookout Drive (now expected to begin Dec. 26).

Preparation Begins for Future Bond Program

City staff briefed the City Council Monday on the current activities and future steps planned in preparation for a possible 2021 Bond Program.

State Farm Employees Help Beautify Spring Creek Nature Area

Nine employees from State Farm Insurance helped clean up Spring Creak Nature Area last week as well as a portion of Foxboro Park as part of the City’s Community & Corporate Environmental Cleanup Program.

City Recognized for Air Quality Efforts

The City of Richardson received a Bronze Award this week as part of the Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Coalition’s Fleet Recognition Awards.

At the Eisemann Center

Here are some events taking place at the Eisemann Center.

UT Dallas’ “Reading the World” Book Club Announces Next Selection

The Reading the World Book Club, co-sponsored by UT Dallas’ Center for Translation Studies and the UT Dallas Bookstore, has announced the first reading selection for its 2020 series: “Go, Went, Gone” by Jenny Erpenbeck.

Time to “Tree Cycle”

The City is encouraging residents to “tree cycle” Christmas trees by turning them into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.