Month: August 2022

By Misty Bruns An accident occurred in June 1882 on the line of the Northern Railroad which was almost a tragedy. Thomas Davis was among the passengers on the train…

By Amaris White My father, Trevor White, passed away in July and has lived in the Clayton and Concord area for nearly forty years. He was a frequent patron of…

The long awaited new Pleasant Hill’s Library opened July 30. The Pleasant Hill Library is a multi-million dollar project made possible through voter-approved Measure K funding, The Library operating hours…

By Dave Fehte, Director, Clayton Valley Charter High School CVCHS is excited to welcome our new and returning students, teachers, and staff for the 2022-23 school year. The first day…

White Pony Express (WPE) is expanding to meet the growing need for healthy food in our communities.Hunger is on the rise due to inflation and supply chain disruptions and fresh,…

I just received a notice in the mail from PG&E that reads “A Safer Electric System For You” [sic] and that makes me think about all the fun things that…

By Maria Terry I have many people in my life who choose not to eat meat. I believe that one can create delicious meals centered on vegetables, and no one…

By David King The history of watermelon traces back to North Africa. The flesh of wild-grown watermelons had a hard texture, pale color, and either a bitter or bland taste.According…

By Deb Morris, PCFMA You have just found a new variety of melon, not the usual watermelon or cantaloupe, but a lovely yellow melon with rippled rind. Or there is…

By Michael Barrington, www.mbwriter.net If you saw the movie “Ford versus Ferrari,” then you may be a Cobra enthusiast. Did you know that one of the finest collections of Cobra…

For the Blue Devils, 2022 is shaping up to be a banner year as they remain undefeated in five events. On July 10 they won the Drum Corps International (DCI)…