City of Royse City

09/21/2026

Explore Royse City’s Rich History!

Step back in time at the Zaner Robison Historical Museum, where exhibits depict life on the Blackland Prairie—from the arrival of early settlers through the community’s boom years of the 1920s to the 1960s.

The museum features an impressive collection of historic photographs, documents, school memorabilia, railroad artifacts, military items, farming equipment, clothing, household pieces, and exhibits highlighting local businesses and families. From the detailed model of the historic train depot to the recreated classroom and beautifully preserved quilts, there is something interesting around every corner.

The museum is housed in a historic 1925 building recognized as both a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark and a property on the National Register of Historic Places.

📍 124 Arch Street
Royse City, TX 75189

🕰️ Hours: Noon–5 PM Thursday through Saturday
🎟️ Admission: FREE
📞 Phone: 972-635-7438

Please call ahead to schedule a tour.

A special thank-you to Deloris Ballard for helping preserve and share the history of our community!

The Zaner Robison Historical Museum is a true local treasure and a must-see for residents, visitors, and anyone who enjoys Texas history.

09/17/2026

09/13/2026

❤️ First Annual Love Royse City: Neighbors Helping Neighbors

This morning marked the first annual Love Royse City volunteer event, a community-wide service day initiated by the Royse City Pastors Alliance. The event brought together more than a dozen pastors representing multiple denominations, along with city leaders, local businesses, and over 200 community volunteers.

Volunteers completed service projects at local schools and throughout the community. Prayer tents were also set up at multiple locations across the city, providing opportunities for residents to receive prayer, encouragement, and support.

What makes this effort so unique is the compassionate approach behind it.

Through Code Enforcement and an online signup process, needs were identified throughout Royse City involving litter, deteriorating properties, code concerns, and neighborhood eyesores. In many cases, residents simply did not have the financial resources, physical ability, equipment, or support needed to address these issues on their own.

Instead of beginning with fines and enforcement, our community asked a different question:

How can we help?

City leaders, pastors, businesses, and volunteers came alongside residents to clean properties, remove debris, address concerns, and improve neighborhoods. The goal was about more than beautification—it was about neighbors helping neighbors and finding a compassionate way to address issues affecting our entire community.

The first annual Love Royse City event demonstrated what can happen when local government, churches, businesses, and residents work together. People from across the community served side by side with one shared purpose: caring for the people and the city we all call home.

To learn more about the next volunteer opportunity, visit weloverc.net.

❤️ Love God. Love People. Love Royse City.

09/09/2026

The City of Royse City has officially proclaimed September 17–23 as Constitution Week.
This annual observance commemorates the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787, and encourages residents to reflect on the enduring principles, freedoms, and responsibilities established by this historic document.
We extend our appreciation to the Daughters of the American Revolution for promoting civic education and preserving the history and legacy of the U.S. Constitution.
Bells Across America: On September 17 at 3:00 p.m. CDT, residents are encouraged to step outside and ring bells for one minute to mark the exact moment of the signing.
Please join us in celebrating Constitution Week and honoring the document that continues to guide our nation. 🇺🇸

09/08/2026

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The Library will continue to be closed Tuesday, September 8 through Saturday, September 12 due to ongoing repairs.

If possible, please hold on to your items until reopening as we are unable to check them in at this time. All due dates from items checked out before the closing have been extended, and items will NOT accrue fines during this time. We apologize again for the inconvenience.