City of Concord Granted $1 Million to Cultivate Urban Forest
The City of Concord was selected to receive a $1 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service to expand urban tree canopy cover and grow Concord’s…
The City of Concord was selected to receive a $1 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service to expand urban tree canopy cover and grow Concord’s…
By Mayor Laura Hoffmeister There are a total of 647 Historical societies in California, and Concord, its residents and businesses are fortunate to have the non-profit Concord Historical Society (CHS)…
Seventeen years after Concord was designated as the Local Reuse Authority, little has been achieved and the project is once again at a crossroads.
Carey Bros. Remodeling, a recognized name in the remodeling industry with overfour decades of experience, is conducting a free seminar on the process of designing,permittng, financing, and constructing an Accessory…
Memorial Day Weekend, May 27-29, in Concord The 32nd edition of Bay Area KidFest, one of the Bay Area’s longest-running family events, is on the May 27-29 Memorial Day Weekend…
If you have been suffering from neck or back pain, headaches, loss of sleep, or bouts of depression or anxiety, the New Health Chiropractic 10th Anniversary could interest you. They…
The Clayton Valley High School Athletic Hall of Fame (HOF) Committee has announced that their next Bocce Ball fundraiser will be held Saturday, May 6, 2023. The tournament will be…
By David King At the Mayor’s Luncheon on February 1, hosted by the Concord Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Hoffmeister delivered the State of the City to a sold out audience…
By Davd King “Relax, It’s Just F—n’ Parkinson’s is printed on his t-shirt. That’s the saying you will hear from Dan Cochrane, 78, if he catches you feeling sorry for…
The Concord culinary community has entered the New Year comfortably by designating January as Comfort Food Month. In previous years, this celebration originated as Comfort Food Week, but expanded to…