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Sandy Palisch: Champion of the Arts in Richardson

Sandy Palisch smiling warmly while standing in front of a shelf filled with "Simply Organic Soap" products. She is wearing a casual denim shirt.

From designing fighter jets to leading Richardson’s Cultural Arts Commission, Sandy Palisch has dedicated her life to precision and creativity. Discover how her leadership shaped the Public Art Master Plan and the vibrant traffic signal box program that defines Richardson’s visual landscape today.

American Mahjong: A Century-Old Tale

A close-up shot of a hand reaching for a pink mahjong tile among a large spread of tiles on a blue felt-lined game tray.

Discover the rich, century-old history of American Mahjong. From its origins in the Qing dynasty to its modern-day resurgence in Richardson, learn how this game of skill and strategy builds lasting community connections.

Hey Richardson… The World Cup Is Coming

A wide view of a packed soccer stadium during a national anthem ceremony. The USA and Mexico teams stand in lines on the pitch, flanked by massive pyrotechnic flames and smoke, with a large American flag in the foreground.

North Texas is preparing to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bringing nine matches and millions of visitors to the region. Discover how Richardson will play a vital role in this global event through local watch parties, economic growth, and community energy.

Where Richardson Comes Together: Soccer Spectrum at 40

A crowded indoor watch party at Soccer Spectrum. Fans wearing USA and Mexico jerseys sit at tables with drinks, surrounded by flags and multiple TV screens showing a soccer match.

Celebrating 40 years as the oldest indoor soccer facility in Texas, Soccer Spectrum prepares for the 2026 World Cup. Discover how this Richardson staple builds community through leagues, youth programs, and international watch parties

To Be Like Me: Leading with Heart, Growing with Purpose

A "To Be Like Me" presentation in a school auditorium. Two LEADers—one in a wheelchair and one standing with a white cane—speak to a large group of seated students who have their hands raised.

Discover how To Be Like Me, a Richardson-based nonprofit, is fostering empathy and disability awareness through authentic interactions. Learn about their partnership with Richardson ISD and their mission to lead with heart.