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Elk Grove News
Published September 19Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - Something Smells Rotten in The Grove!
A woman named Helga has been sniffing around town, and she’s picked up the unmistakable aroma of something rotten.
Folsom Times
Published September 18Over 500 paddlers now registered for Folsom’s 5th annual Witches on the Lake
Lake Natoma’s annual paddle for a cause brings community spirit together with the fight against childhood cancer More than 550 paddlers are already registered for the fifth annual Witches on the Lake, the signature event that helped Folsom become known as the “Paddling Capital of…
Elk Grove News
Published September 18Sacramento man arrested in hit-and-run that led to 80-year-old Elk Grove woman’s death
Not eligible for release
Folsom Times
Published September 18Zenn Vudu brings its Stonegroove Soul to Sunday’s Powerhouse of Blues
Steve Dunne and Sacramento Blues Society Hall of Famer Dana Moret bring their blend of blues, soul, funk and rock to Historic Folsom Sunday afternoon at Powerhouse Pub will bring together deep Northern California music roots, original songwriting and a sound that borrows freely…
Folsom Times
Published September 18Clapton, Beatles classics, dance and soul fill Powerhouse weekend
No Reason To Cry and Total Recall launch Friday before Ticket to Ride and All Good Vibes take over Saturday; Zenn Vudu brings Stonegroove Soul to Sunday’s Powerhouse of Blues From the music of Eric Clapton and Linda Ronstadt to Beatles classics, dance-floor favorites and a Sunday…
Folsom Times
Published September 1880s New Wave to student rockers: The Boardwalk spans generations this weekend
Class of 85 turns back the clock Friday before School of Rock Carmichael students take over the stage Sunday in Orangevale One weekend, two generations and a whole lot of familiar music will fill The Boardwalk as the Orangevale venue turns back the clock to the ’80s Friday night…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 18City’s Business Solutions Center helps local businesses reach new customers
For Bob Simpson, owner of Townie on K Street, support from the City of Sacramento’s Business Solutions Center helped him reach potential customers visiting nearby Golden 1 Center. Through the center, Simpson received guidance on improving his bar’s online presence and using…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 18Sacramento receives $6 million state grant for cannabis enforcement, public health and youth programs
The City of Sacramento has received $6 million in state funding to expand efforts to address illicit cannabis activity while supporting public health education and youth development programs. The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday authorized the City to accept the Proposition 64…
Folsom Times
Published September 18Mr. Martini strikes a chord with students in Vista del Lago’s music program
Instructor’s lifelong passion for music now inspires a new generation of musicians at Vista del Lago “Vista is the academic school, and Folsom is the sports school” is a comment many locals in Folsom have agreed with. Whether you share the sentiment or not, Vista isn’t just the…
Elk Grove News
Published September 18'The Club' Takes Care of Its Own: $21,700 Pours Into Sergio Robles’ Reelection Campaign
No outsiders allowed!
Folsom Times
Published September 18Writing a Book can give Seniors Purpose
If you’re a retired senior who needs fulfillment, consider writing a book. Since we moved to El Dorado Hills my wife Tish, who has experience working with seniors, is seeking to work with retirees here in Folsom and El Dorado County. To help them find “purpose and passion” in…
Folsom Times
Published September 17Folsom honors 7 standouts in police, fire with 2026 Public Safety Awards
Seven members of Folsom’s police and fire departments stepped into the spotlight Thursday, recognized by their peers and community for work that often happens far from it. From responding to emergencies and tackling neighborhood concerns to answering calls for help, preventing…