7 women who devote their lives to the betterment of San Joaquin County Across the globe women are forging the path to a better world. From spearheading initiatives, to founding local nonprofits, to investing in the wellness of the underserved population in their cities, women […]
In honor of Earth Day this month, it’s fitting that we feature a store that not only encourages recycling but thrives off it. Enter Play It Again Sports, the sports equipment one-stop-shop that’s got everything you need to amp up your golf game, exercise routine, […]
John Mokhtari was the envy of the poker world. The 75-year-old Manteca resident was cashing in a highly-coveted Platinum Pass in January, which earned him entry into the PokerStars No Limit Hold’em Players Championship at the Atlantis Resort and Casino in the Bahamas. The pass […]
Playgrounds, turf fields, asphalt roadways, traffic cones, and signs—what do these items have in common? They can all be made from recycled tires. That’s right; thanks to the Tire Recycling Act of 1989 those old tires on your car have been reborn into some creative […]
April means Earth Day, so it’s time to get down and dirty, San Joaquin – and by that, we mean composting! For those of you who aren’t familiar with composting, it is the natural process that turns organic material into a soil-like substance called compost. […]
At San Joaquin County Mosquito & Vector Control District, this month marks the beginning of tedious battle with the mosquito. Disease-carrying vectors, mosquitoes have caused 14 human cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) in San Joaquin County for 2018. Aaron Devencenzi, Public Information Officer at […]
Inspire Coffee owners fight human trafficking one cup at a time Meet Laurie and Lance Coffman: Parents of three, local pastors of 15 years, and owners of Inspire Coffee. Just those three titles alone might make it hard to believe that they also have time […]
For many foodies in San Joaquin County, spring means one thing: asparagus. And the best way to celebrate this fantastic green veggie is by heading to the Asparagus Festival in Stockton! On April 12, 13, and 14, locals can gather up friends and family and […]
How to Maximize your return Filing taxes on your own is complicated. But, hiring a professional to do it for you isn’t always worth the extra expense. It’s a good idea to avoid an audit, but it may not be in the budget to give […]
Extend the Exhibit Experience at The Haggin Museum Store The historic Haggin Museum, located in Stockton, is an impressive landmark. One that Lisa Falls, manager of the Haggin Museum Store, says that some locals may take for granted. “I know I was guilty of it,” […]
Women-Owned ‘Heart of Travel’ Brings Sustainable Overseas Trips to Northern California Have you ever dreamed of jetting off to Guatemala, Cuba, Ecuador, Peru, or Mexico? These exotic countries in Latin America and beyond are home to ancient ruins, stunning waterfalls, new people, and more. However, […]
Vox Pop Breathes New Life into Downtown Stockton Downtown Stockton is bursting with creativity. As makers, musicians, and artists converge into this once abandoned part of the city, good things are starting to grow. Among those good things stands Vox Pop. First launched in July […]
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