Letter: Good things are coming for Gilroy in 2025
To my council colleagues, city staff and the public, I am very excited to be a part of the many changes coming to Gilroy this year. Legislating policy in house often doesn't require budget allocations, and many of the best practices are already open...
Choosing a new chief after Jan. 1 retirement
When City Administrator Jay Baksa retires right after New
Former Times Editor Calvin Chick Dies at 81
Local journalist known to many as 'Mr. Morgan Hill' spent 39
Grip It Light to Hit It Long
The very first thing teaching professionals will look at is the grip when golfers come to us for lessons. More often than not, the player grips the club too "deep" in the hands so the club is in the palm of the hand.
“Steel Magnolias” comes to the Gilroy stage
Gilroy might be 2,000 miles from the southern town of Natchitoches, Louisiana, where women are as delicate as magnolia flowers yet strong as steel - but for one month, thanks to Gilroy's theater company, locals have the chance be whisked away to that magical place.Â
Deadline nearing for Gilroy Garlic Festival 2008 art poster entries
The deadline for submitting entries in the Gilroy Garlic
GHS cheerleaders impress at camp
Thirty-one Gilroy High School cheerleaders recently attended a



















