Winter Guard collects another first prize
The Gilroy High-Christopher High Alliance Winter Guard had another big win at the California Colorguard Circuit Invitational held at Independence High School in San Jose last Saturday.
Methodist Church alive with four months of music
Candace Fazzio, director of The Music Academy in Gilroy, believes that there is enough local talent to present a dynamic music concert series to the community – so she's partnered with the Gilroy United Methodist Church to do just that.
Lifeless traffic signal boxes given shot of adrenaline
The next wave of eye-catching public artwork depicting celebrated Gilroy landscapes, culture, wildlife and American pride will color the Garlic Capital one brushstroke at a time at an intersection near you by mid-April or May.
Milias Restaurant to host Operation Interdependence fundraiser
A fundraiser benefitting Operation Interdependence will take place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., March 21 at the Milias Restaurant, located on the corner of Sixth and Monterey streets in downtown Gilroy.
WERC rescues golden eagle
A golden eagle has the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center to thank for his life.
No changes until fall for Union, Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
The announcement that Union Bank is acquiring Santa Barbara Bank & Trust in a $1.5 billion deal today returned a “business as usual” response from both representatives from each corporation.
Dooms-hay?
Kay and Larry Weeks have 15 horse mouths to feed, so it’s no surprise that runaway hay prices are worrisome for the Gilroy couple whose vocation revolves around a passion for equines.
Who will be the next Miss Garlic Queen?
Eight made the cut. One will win the crown. Meet your 2012 Gilroy Garlic Queen contestants – in no particular order.
A wet and stormy week ahead
A low-pressure system is expected to move in overnight, bringing rain into the North Bay Tuesday morning and spreading into South County by the evening, according to the National Weather Service.
