Ready for some ragtime?
The community is invited to join Gilroy United Methodist Church and The Music Academy for a series of programs featuring our neighbors in concert. "Musi-Kaleidoscope" a five program series showcasing professional musicians from the South Valley sharing their favorite music in family-friendly concerts on Saturday afternoons. Each program begins at 2 p.m. in the acoustically excellent sanctuary at 7600 Church St.
REC SOFTBALL: Corey’s Girls earn first-half title
Corey’s Girls clinched the first-half title in the Women’s Softball League Wednesday with a 15-8 victory over Kalai Kraze at Christmas Hill Park.
REC BASKETBALL: Hawks win in playoff prep
The Silicon Valley Hawks prepped for the Men’s Spring Basketball League playoffs by upending regular-season champion Tony’s Cronies 59-51 in overtime Wednesday at Solorsano Gymnasium.
Saint Louise to offer breakthrough treatment for asthma patients
Saint Louise Regional Hospital announced today that it will be among the first in the U.S. to offer a new, minimally invasive procedure for severe asthma patients, according to a press release.
CHS senior awarded in Congressional art competition
Juliana Vanni, a senior at Christopher High School, was awarded "Best Digital Media" for a piece of artwork she submitted to the 2012 Congressional Art Competition.
Celebrate Military Appreciation Month: Donate to Operation Interdependence
May is Military Appreciation Month, which means there’s no time like now to support servicemen and women by donating to Operation Interdependence.
Soldier returns home from Afghanistan
Marine Lance Cpl. Matthew J. Gonzalez (3rd Battalion 7th Marines India Company) - a Gilroy native - returned home from Afghanistan on April 18 to the Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Base.
REC SOFTBALL: Borrachos, Super Air tied for first
Super Air Heating and Cooling turned back Inked Tattoo 15-10 Thursday to remain atop the Men's D Softball League standings with a 3-1 record at Las Animas Park.
MACSA leader did all she could to ‘keep things afloat’
The former CEO of the Mexican American Community Services Agency who is accused of skimming money from employees’ retirement savings will argue she was doing “everything she could to keep things afloat” while working for the nonprofit organization which once ran a charter school in Gilroy.