Olivia Lueckemeyer
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Richardson, TX, United States
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Family-run Repertory Company Theatre brings 35 years of performances to Richardson
The troupe-driven, nonprofit operation hosts annual productions ranging from classics to new Broadway hits. → Read More
Richardson voters to decide on $190 million bond in November
More than half of the bond funding is dedicated to street improvements, including reconstruction of aging roadways and alleys. → Read More
DART releases final designs for Silver Line stations in Richardson
Once the 26-mile Silver Line corridor debuts in 2024, two of its 10 stations will be located in Richardson. → Read More
DART releases final designs for Silver Line stations in Plano
Once the 26-mile Silver Line corridor debuts in 2024, two of its 10 stations will be located in Plano. → Read More
Richardson City Council denies revised request for unaffiliated student housing project north of UT Dallas
vAfter nearly three hours of debate, Richardson City Council voted to once again deny a proposal that would have brought an apartment complex to land north of The University of Texas at Dallas. → Read More
Here is the bond language Richardson voters will see at the polls Nov. 2
Residents will have the opportunity to cast ballots on five individual propositions totaling $190 million. → Read More
Revised expansion plans for Richardson Restaurant Park headed to council for approval
The latest iteration of plans has been greenlighted by the city plan commission, paving the way for council to once again consider proposals for Dave's Hot Chicken and Eiland Coffee Roasters on Oct. 11. → Read More
Revised expansion for Richardson Restaurant Park headed to council for approval
The latest iteration of plans has been greenlighted by the city plan commission, paving the way for council to once again consider proposals for Dave's Hot Chicken and Eiland Coffee Roasters on Oct. 11. → Read More
KDC announces plans to add 3 new office towers to Richardson's CityLine development
The new buildings will join the 2.6 million square feet of office space and 200,000 square feet of restaurant, retail and entertainment space already present at CityLine. → Read More
City commission recommends $220,000 in grants be doled out to Richardson-centric arts organizations
For the upcoming fiscal year, 25 arts groups applied for grants totaling $469,079. The commission is recommending that 21 of those groups receive grants ranging from $1,000 to $55,000. → Read More
Plano 2020 census data reveals substantial increases in residents of color
Residents who identify as white decreased by almost 13%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. → Read More
Real estate company Compass acquires LegacyTexas Title
The acquisition will strengthen Compass’ title and escrow portfolio and enable further integration of the company’s brokerage and related services, according to a company release. → Read More
McKinney residents can comment on plan that would pay some drivers to use HOV lanes on US 75
A pilot project in the corridor between I-635 and SH 121 just south of McKinney will evaluate the effectiveness of allowing solo drivers to use the HOV lane while also providing an incentive to cars with more than one occupant. → Read More
Richardson 2020 census data reveals substantial increases in residents of color
The city's population has grown by more than 20% since 2010, according to decennial census data released Sept. 16. → Read More
Richardson, Plano residents asked to comment on plan that would pay some drivers to use HOV lanes on US 75
A pilot project in the corridor between I-635 and SH 121 will evaluate the effectiveness of allowing solo drivers to use the lanes while also providing an incentive to cars with more than one occupant, according to the North Central Texas Council of Governments. → Read More
Foundation School of Autism now open in Plano
Foundation School of Autism - Plano opened Aug. 19 in the former location of Cambridge Academy. → Read More
City Council approves special permit for second Salad and Go location in Richardson
A second Salad and Go location will open in Richardson following the approval of a special permit by City Council. → Read More
Midwestern State University, North Central Texas College design plans to help working adults
By “meeting students where they are,” the programs at MSU and NCTC in Flower Mound allow working adults to earn degrees on their own terms. → Read More
Richardson residents, businesses could see gas rates go up in December
Richardson City Council will vote on the proposed changes to gas rates Sept. 27. → Read More
Network of Community Ministries opens new facility, announces partnership with Methodist Richardson Medical Center
“It’s time to boldly step into the next season of Network’s history,” Network President and CEO Cindy Shafer said during a Sept. 7 ribbon cutting. → Read More