May 2 is local election day for many Texans, and Richardson voters have the opportunity to cast their ballots on the city’s proposed $223.4 million bond, amendments to the city charter and up to two Richardson ISD school board elections.

What you need to know: All polls will be open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on May 2.

Dallas County residents may vote at any Dallas County election day center, including any of the 14 locations in Richardson, such as Berkner High School, Canyon Creek Elementary and Richardson Heights Elementary.

Richardson residents who live in Collin County must vote at one of the following locations on election day:

• Aldridge Elementary
• Collin County Elections Office
• Methodist Richardson Medical Center Campus for Continuing Care
• Miller Elementary

Moon Wolf Provisions is now serving specialty coffee and baked goods at its new brick-and-mortar location in Richardson.

The details: Moon Wolf first opened as a trailer, which will still be used for catering and mobile events. The coffee shop serves a variety of drinks, including cold brew, matcha and specialty lattes. Moon Wolf also offers coffee cake, banana bread and tiramisu baked in-house and bagels from Starship Bagel.

In addition to food and drink, Moon Wolf sells mugs, T-shirts, bags, oils, incense and other goods. According to its website, the coffee shop also plans on hosting quarterly events with musicians, photographers, a flea market and more.

• 920 Custer Road, Richardson

A new ice cream shop, Tongue In Cheek, will offer ice cream in Plano starting in May.

The details: Marketing Director Natali Kling said the North Texas-based ice cream shop offers handcrafted, in-house flavors with a playful personality.