Preserving the past for the future

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 12, 2023 | Community

Stepping over the threshold and into the ‘40s House, as it is called by the Sunnyslope Historical...

Music venue celebrates anniversary, reopening

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 5, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment

In February, Fiddler’s Dream celebrated its 36th anniversary with a grand reopening weekend. The...

On the Town in March

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 2, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment

It feels like spring in the Valley — the perfect time for outdoor music festivals, live local...

From the Editor: March 2023

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Community, From the editor

Hello, North Central Neighbors! Spring is historically a time of new beginnings, and that is true...

Building community, one skateboard at a time

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Features

Hundreds of residents, both young and old, who live in the area around Solano Park will soon have a skate plaza to call their own (photo courtesy of Cowtown SKATE).

19North shifts focus to Metrocenter

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Mar 1, 2023 | Features

The latest rendering for the reimagined Metrocenter Mall area shows dense multi-family housing and public amenities (photo courtesy of Concord Wilshire).

‘Be awake to the world’

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Feb 14, 2023 | Community

Local artist inspires at 85 North Central artist Nancy Kravetz says that beauty and inspiration...

Local business honors deserving resident

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Feb 3, 2023 | Business

In December, Sunnyslope’s 3A Automotive & Diesel put out a call for nominations — they were...

From the Editor: February 2023

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Feb 1, 2023 | Community, From the editor

Love is in the air this month, but we are (mostly) skipping the romance. Instead, on the cover, we...

Four ways to love your community

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Feb 1, 2023 | Features, Front Page

Research suggests that a high percentage of New Year’s resolutions barely last beyond January —...

Residents ask: Where is the walkability?

Posted by Kathryn M. Miller | Feb 1, 2023 | Features, Front Page

The 15-acre lot on the west side of Central Avenue between Turney and Glenrosa avenues has the opportunity to fulfill many aspects of the Transit Oriented Uptown District Policy Plan.