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Collins/Arapaho TOD block party set for June 13-14

The rezoning of the Collins/Arapaho Transit-Oriented Development and Innovation District is underway, and the City is throwing a party to celebrate.

Richardson Named a Bronze Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists

The League of American Bicyclists has recognized Richardson with its Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award, joining 475 communities across the country in building better places for people to ride a bike.

Splash Day is June 1

Saturday, June 1 is Splash Day in Richardson, which means residents and their families will be able to stop by and enjoy the City’s neighborhood swimming pools for free.

Wildflower Planting

Every year the City of Richardson plants Wildflowers at various locations including at mediums and parkways for residents to enjoy.

National Police Week Memorial Service

Today, the Richardson Police Department honored officers from across the state, who lost their lives while in the line of duty.

Progress Report on Senior Center Renovation Project

Residents in Richardson were invited to attend a progress report on the Senior Center Renovation Project.

Organization helping promote culture and healthy eating

On the second floor of the International Buddhist Progress Society building, at 1111 International Parkway in Richardson, there is a unique dining experience open to the public to enjoy.

Wildflower! rocks Richardson May 17-19

Tickets are now on sale for Richardson’s Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival, set for May 17-19 at Galatyn Park.

Health Department works to combat mosquitoes

The Richardson Health Department began surveillance of mosquitoes last month to test for West Nile virus.

Making Richardson’s parks “picture-perfect”

Many of Richardson’s parks offer picturesque views and a number of good backdrops for photographs and videos, which is why local parks are popular locations for photographers and videographers.