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Royale Shawarma is expected to open in mid-May in Richardson's DFW Chinatown area at 400 N. Greenville Ave., Ste. 20.

Krazy4 Smoke and Vape opened in Richardson on May 3.

Richardson’s semiconductor industry could see a production boom with federal funding from the CHIPS and Science Act.

Backstage Florist, which is located in Richardson, sells fresh flowers and plants in store and online, offering two-hour delivery on any purchase.

AJ’s Hot Chicken opened in the Campbell Plaza of Richardson May 6 at 515 W. Campbell Road, Ste. 111.

The University of Texas at Dallas’ School of Arts, Humanities and Technology plans to use a $40 million donation to expand university services and help fund the construction of the Athenaeum cultural district.

Royale Shawarma opened May 15 in Richardson's DFW Chinatown area at 400 N. Greenville Ave., Ste. 20.

Mexican restaurant El Solazo Latin Kitchen held a soft opening in Richardson on May 17.

Kimley-Horn opened its Richardson office March 10.

The Wildflower Arts & Music Festival returned May 19-21 at the Galatyn Park Urban Center in Richardson.

In addition to standard hair cuts, Sharpline Men’s Hair Studio offers a variety of grooming services such as waxing, beard trimming and facial massage, owner Jessica Hernandez said.