This veteran proves service, resilience, doesn’t end after war
For local business owner and Vietnam veteran Kermit Schayltz, service to his country and service to his community go hand in hand…
Owners want local roller rink to continue on, amid strong buyer interest
By Sara Beth Williams– One of the region’s oldest roller rinks, which was listed for sale in the spring and recently dropped in price, is attracting strong interest from potential buyers. Amid the interest from buyers from across…
The inspiration behind this Veterans-Themed mural at Stones Gambling Hall
By Sara Beth Williams– A veteran-themed mural graces a portion of the wall on Stones Gambling Hall’s parking garage in Citrus Heights, standing as a public tribute to the men and women who served in the Vietnam War.…
A look behind the scenes at voting in Citrus Heights
On Saturday, Election Inspector Margie Miramontes, who volunteers with the Citrus Heights Community Center voting center, explained the process of how each and every ballot is counted and protected throughout early voting and on Election Day.
More in-person vote centers open up in Citrus Heights. How’s the turnout?
As Election Day approaches, more voting center locations in Citrus Heights opened for in-person voting on Saturday…
Plans move forward for new food truck plaza in Citrus Heights
Drivers traveling past the corner of Auburn Boulevard and Twin Oaks Avenue recently may have noticed fencing removed and weeds cleared from the lot, as the owner prepares for turning the property into a food truck plaza…
First stage of construction nears completion for San Juan Avenue project
Phase 1A of the San Juan Complete Streets project is nearly complete, according to the city…
Funding: A look behind each Citrus Heights City Council candidate’s campaign
The latest reported campaign filing disclosures show just over $11,000 going toward local City Council candidate campaigns, compared to the elections in 2022, where more than $100,000 was poured into the campaigns of nine different candidates running for…
After restaurant closure, Gilberto’s Tacos hits the road with new food truck
Gilberto’s Tacos has reopened with a food truck at their former restaurant location in Citrus Heights, utilizing a mobile trailer instead of the original building…
Businesses struggle from loss of traffic during roadwork on Auburn Blvd
Businesses and residents alike have expressed frustration regarding roadwork on Auburn Boulevard, as the city’s $35 million revitalization project along the boulevard continues…
San Juan High School alum makes it onto Hell’s Kitchen TV show
San Juan High School alumnus and current Executive Chef Anthony Vo made it onto Gordon Ramsey’s Hell’s Kitchen…
Planning for $20M+ Old Auburn Road project moving along
The city is knee deep in planning the first phase of the Old Auburn Road Complete Streets Project, which is estimated to cost more than $20 million…
