Daniel Mendoza

There are several things you can do in life to make your community a better place to live. One is to give back...

by LeeAnn Dickson

Jon Rattenbury

Rattenbury’s work has been displayed and sold at shows and galleries across the U.S., and continues to grow in popularity in Japan.

by Kimberly Horg-Webb

Urania Christy Tarbet

Painting Pastels and the World Around Her

by Kimberly Horg-Webb

KidsFirst

Children are the innocents of the world. They deserve to be cherished, loved, protected, encouraged, taught and supported.

by LeeAnn Dickson

Area Angles

Assistance League of Sierra Foothills

by Kimberly Horg-Webb

Ride to Walk

The horses of Lincoln’s Ride to Walk (RTW) keep the tradition of assisting man alive by alleviating pain and frustration for children and adults whom are suffering from neurological challenges....

by LeeAnn Dickson

Get to Know...Jim Bellacera

Long-time Rocklin resident Jim Bellacera believes he has at least part of the solution to solving the economic crisis for communities across the country.

by Melisa Giordano Roden

Get to Know...Millun Atluri

Millun Atluri is a young man with a huge future ahead of him. He is intelligent, philosophical and practical.

Get to Know...Jerry Pocan

When Jerry Pocan decided to take on a retirement career at the age of 60, he decided to go whole hog – or rather, whole horse.

by Jennifer Walker

6 Ways to Save

In 2010, however, we’ve still got a few economic bumps to endure, particularly in California where budget deficits seem to inexorably lead to new taxes. Couple that with predictions of more new...

by Bill Romanelli

Pinching Pennies

Any discussion on how to make extra money has to start with Ben Franklin’s maxim, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”

by Bill Romanelli

Books with Style...A Thousand Splendid Suns

From the author of the beloved classic, The Kite Runner, this one will make you laugh, cry...and think.

Books with Style...Something Blue

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Books with Style...Water for Elephants

A love story and inspiring tale, Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen details the roaming life in a circus during the 1930s early-Depression era. Curl up on the couch and travel back in time with this...

Mentors

With the economy in its current condition and local schools struggling more than ever to provide students with the best education possible, the use of mentoring programs in elementary and middle...

by Melisa Giordano Roden

Organ Donation

What most of us know about organ donation is limited to a worn sticker on a driver’s license identifying a motorist as an organ or tissue donor...

by Jenn Thornton

Introducing...The Trump Network

The Trump Network has nutrition and health products for adults and children.

Introducing...The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness

The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness is in the business of bettering the lives of those in our community whom train here, through health, fitness and safety instruction, and by instilling people...

Introducing...Granite Bay Pilates and Yoga

We developed Granite Bay Pilates and Yoga to offer a full-service tranquil studio atmosphere to allow people to make a change in their lives through movement and stillness.

Insult to Injury

My friends and I are beginning to resemble cars after a demolition derby. Name one of them and I can tell you his ailment.

by Tom Mailey

Then & Now

Album, Book and Film reviews

by Sharon Penny

The Family Tree

The Importance of Genealogy Genealogy isn’t simply connecting the dots between distant relatives, the process can be a fascinating look at where and how family members lived, your kinship’s...

by Lynn Machon

Game Night

Each week, my parents, my brother and I would gather around the game table to play favorites such as Monopoly, Score Four or Sorry!

by Lynn Machon

The Greenwoods

Many people live by the old adage that life really begins when you find true love. Don and Susan Greenwood have proven that the reality of this saying holds true at any age.

by Kelley Saia

Eyes on the Road

As our bodies age, physical and mental adjustments dull reflexes and impair our ability to calculate maneuvers, or react appropriately in typical driving scenarios.

by Lynn Machon