John and Suzanne Scott

Yes, things have changed in our city and our world since I talked with Ian Gill. He’s on a mission to make Richardson a singing city. And even though their spring performance has been postponed until we navigate through this crisis, we believe that Richardson will be a singing city. We need music, …

I know several people who've been through the Leadership Richardson program, and it's something I've been interested in too. So I was super excited to talk with Kim Quirk. She's the executive director and practically a lifelong resident of Richardson, Texas. Even though I'm not participating any ti…

A couple of episodes back, we did an update on Richardson restaurants in light of the COVID-19 situation, so in this episode we wanted to revisit some of the Richardson places we’ve talked about in previous episodes. Editor’s Note: This situation is changing day-by-day, so this …

Tiffany Norris talked with Jeannie Stone, superintendent of Richardson ISD in February before all the things happened in our world and schools moved to at-home learning. In this interview, they talk about the diversity of the district, upcoming goals and initiatives, school ratings, and where in Ri…