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The renovated Richardson Public Library reopens Nov. 21 with expanded rooms, a makerspace, new card designs, and a full afternoon of community celebration.
The newly renovated Richardson Public Library at 421 W. Arapaho Rd. is set to reopen this fall after a transformative renovation project.
A local guide to Richardson's best annual festivals and community events, from Wildflower to Cottonwood Art Festival and beyond.
From story times to author talks and STEM workshops, Richardson Public Library has a full slate of free and low-cost fall programs running through October.
Everything new residents need to know about Richardson, TX — neighborhoods, schools, transit, and local resources to help you settle in.
Richardson Public Library at 900 Civic Center Dr. rolls out story times, author talks, STEM activities, and an adult learning series this fall.
New to Richardson, TX? Get straight answers on utilities, schools, transit, housing costs, jobs, parks, and local events from people who know the city.
Moving to Richardson, TX? Get honest answers about schools, utilities, transit, food, housing, and more from people who know the city well.
Winning designs from a community art contest will appear on Richardson Public Library's new library cards this fall, putting local creativity in every wallet.
45 local companies compete in 10 weeks of Olympic-style events to benefit Special Olympics Texas, continuing a tradition dating to 1998.
Richardson ISD's Backpack Bash returns in August 2026, putting filled backpacks and school supplies in students' hands before the first bell rings.
A local guide to Richardson's founding story, historic sites, cultural landmarks, and the places that shaped the city residents know today.
Richardson's free community run club meets on the first and third Wednesdays through October, pairing neighborhood miles with genuine connection.
A local guide to farmers markets, antique malls, and neighborhood shopping spots in and around Richardson, TX.
The Richardson Fire Department marks 100 years with a free community open house June 27 at Fire Station No. 1 on Greenville Ave.
The Richardson Public Library is running a library card design contest this June, open to adults, kids, and teens at 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd.
The Heights Family Aquatic Center opens for Memorial Day weekend May 23-25, with Richardson's four neighborhood pools — Canyon Creek, Glenville, Heights, and Westwood — opening for the full summer season starting May 30.
Richardson Real Heroes accepting nominations for the 2026 Annie Award, recognizing exceptional volunteers who strengthen the community through service.
Exploring two neighborhoods that represent different aspects of Richardson's residential appeal.
What to expect at Richardson's popular recreation center, from pickleball to fitness programs.
A comprehensive guide to the character, community, and lifestyle of Richardson's affluent Heights Park area.
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