Power through the heat for fantastic hike
Hiking in late summer means dry creek beds, ultra-hot days and leg-prickling bushes. But none
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Fire Chief Gill fought hard to protect Marsh Creek area
Many residents remember the Morgan Fire of September 2013, which burned 3,100 acres on the
It’s time to look into new small form computers
“She wore an itsy bitsy, teenie weenie, yellow polka dot bikini …” No wait, I’m
More housing and jobs could help normalize traffic
The results of some of my recent surveys, and comments that I have heard around
Concord Chamber of Commerce gearing up for next chapter
It is an honor to serve as board chair of the Greater Concord Chamber of
Fresh from the farm just makes it better
Concord and Clayton Farmers Markets celebrate National Farmers Market Week for the entire month. By
Concord council sees road repairs as key priority
These days, the most frequent complaint I receive relates to the condition of Concord’s roads.
Residents can weigh in on city manager requirements
In order to assist the City Council in hiring a new city manager and to
Boosting the laws to fight online deepfakes
I have had countless conversations with my kids about the potential dangers of the internet
An easy checklist for fire preparedness
At the Board of Supervisors meeting on July 23, we received an excellent report from