Peanut Butter Delivered to NTFB
Richardson City staff delivered 439 lbs. of peanut butter to the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) as part of the Collin County ‘Spread the Hope’ Peanut Butter Drive.
Read MoreNational Night Out in Richardson
Every October, the City of Richardson helps promote police-community partnerships through National Night Out (NNO), a community-building campaign that includes block parties, cookouts, and youth events.
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Cotton Belt Silver Line groundbreaking is held
A ceremonial groundbreaking was held last month for DART’s new Silver Line project. The groundbreaking was held at the University of Texas at Dallas’ Northside development, which will be home to one of two Richardson Silver Line stations, and was attended by representatives from the City of Richardson, University of Texas at Dallas and DART.
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“New era” budget focuses on infrastructure, public safety
The 2019-20 budget was approved by the City Council last month.
Read MoreRich-Tones presents ‘Roots of Harmony Music & Art Festival’ Oct. 5 at Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church
The Rich-Tones are preparing for a dynamic, engaging and unforgettable performance Saturday, Oct. 5 from 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. at the Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church located at 3901 North Star Road.
Read MoreRichardson Fire Department moves
The Richardson Fire Department has officially moved into its newly constructed Fire Station 1/Fire Administration Building just northeast of the intersection of Greenville Avenue and Belt Line Road, about a block north of the former location.
Read MoreRosh Hashanah celebrated in Richardson
Rosh Hashanah begin sundown on Sunday, Sept. 29. In Hebrew, Rosh Hashanah means “the beginning” and marks the beginning of the Jewish Year.
Read More09-27-19 Video Week In Review
We would like to invite you to watch the video version of Week In Review.
Read MoreMerengue With Me
Merengue is a popular genre in Latin America that is also considered to be the national dance of the Dominican Republic.
Read MoreGhost Opera at Eisemann Center
Tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Eisemann Center, the Chamber Music International opens its 34th season with selections from classical European folk music, and interpretations of works by American jazz legend Thelonius Monk played on a pipa, a.k.a Chinese lute.
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