The Sacramento Hmong New Year Festival begins tomorrow at Cal Expo running from November 25th – 28th from 8am-3pm. The festival is slated to feature cultural shows, performances, sports, vendors, and the Miss Hmong California Beauty Pageant. Admission for adults is $4.00, while admissions for both Seniors (66 and over) and Children (5 and under)…
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By now you’ve probably heard that Twin Rivers Unified School District has voted to close Harmon Johnson Elementary School due to its proximity to a PG&E gas line. We first told you about this when PG&E released its gas pipeline maps back in September. Students and staff from Harmon Johnson will be relocated to Las…
The Grant Pacers have moved on to the Sac-Joaquin Section semi-finals in decisive fashion, defeating the Raiders 62-0. The Pacers will faces the St. Mary’s Rams who defeated the Inderkum Tigers 27-19.
The Grant Pacers will face the River City Raiders in the second round of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Playoffs tonight. Game kicks off at 7pm at Grant High School.
Residents of Woodlake – including the Woodlake Neighborhood Association – have written letters supporting the approval of a special use permit for Iceland Skating Rink. Iceland Skating Rink needs the permit to reopen as an outdoor rink. The city’s Planning Commission tonight at 5:30pm at New City Hall.
The Harvest Festival returns to Cal Expo this weekend with its offering of gifts, decorations, jewelry, art and more. Vendors and exhibit are on tap to sell jewelry, pottery, original art, toys, photography, textiles, bath and body products, clothing, and home decor. Specialty food vendors will be on hand to provide food samples of dips,…
The Rebellion Dogs Group of Alcoholics Anonymous celebrate their 23rd Anniversary this Thursday, November 18 at the Hagginwood Community Center. The Rebellion Dogs Group invites all to attend the anniversary celebration. The Potluck begins at 6pm, and the regular meeting follows at 7pm. Contact Armando at armandogarcia78@gmail.com for more information.
The Grant Pacers moved on to the next round as they defeated the Wood High School Wildcats 54-10. But the bigger story is the River City Raiders upsetting the Rocklin Thunder 22-17, preventing what would have been a rematch of last year’s down-to-the-wire playoff battle. Instead the Pacers will play the Raiders next week in…