Opinion

‘A Heart Full of Grace, and A Soul Generated by Love’ in Memory of TJ Owens

December 12, 2005

Dear Editor,

May 24, 2024

The year was 1868 and the United States of America found itself three years past the greatest conflict our young nation had ever known. Originally called Decoration Day, it was May of that year that the first Memorial Day in our nation took place. The...

Your View: Don’t sack the saxes

June 5, 2015

For 23 years the Central Coast Sax Quartet has been an essential piece of the Gilroy Garlic Festival experience. Each year, without fail, they stroll through the festival grounds, delighting visitors and providing local flavor to the festival’s music scene. This year, the Garlic Festival is looking to end its nearly quarter century history with the group by “going in a new direction” for their musical lineup.

Flores Helps Settle Debate

July 13, 2007

Cheers to Deborah Flores, the new superintendent of Gilroy

February 2, 2009

January 11, 2010

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Community Pulse: Teacher training days being used well?

GHS Schedule Woes

Health Insurance Goes Up, Up, Up and So Do the Salaries of the CEOs

Editorial cartoons: Hang on to your, well, everything

Insensitive Hypocrisy at Trustee Selection Meeting

‘A Heart Full of Grace, and A Soul Generated by Love’ in Memory of TJ Owens

Religion: Memorial Day is a time to act

Your View: Don’t sack the saxes

Flores Helps Settle Debate

Editorial cartoons: Groundhog predicts tough times

Doesn’t like the paper’s new look

Don’t forget about Gilroy’s Gang Task Force

Hispanic Chamber Helpers Tops at the Garlic Festival

School district does little to promote GATE, leaving parents less than informed

Editorial cartoons: It sure sounds like a storm

SOCIAL MEDIA

Bach to Blues concert returns to Gavilan College March 14

‘Shrek Jr’ takes the stage at community playhouse

Brown Act update requires Gilroy to maintain remote meeting access

Your Estate: Can you go home when you want?

Local film fest prepares to celebrate 20th year in South Valley