After weeks of preparation, Leadership threw the Aloha Festival on Friday, August 15th. With a dance floor, food trucks, and activities, Leadership put a new spin on a revived...
A New Chapter to the Concerts For over forty years, Pleasanton’s annual “Concert in the Park” series has been a key part of the community. Each summer, Pleasanton’s...
After a long and hard fought season, AV Boys Tennis were finally due to face off against Redwood–the No. 2 seed in the NCS semi-finals. In a nail-biting matchup, with a...
From July 25 to August 2, 2025, the Pleasanton Youth Theater Company performed Hadestown at the Firehouse Arts Center. Hadestown tells the tragic...
On May 17th, the Firehouse Arts Center held a cultural celebration to commemorate Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) month. AAPI month, which...
From portraits to murals to sculptures, public art exists in a variety of forms. Art in Pleasanton brings a positive impact to the city. “I...
The grace period for paying student loans has ended. There has been a pause for a long time on student loan payments due to the COVID-19 Pandemic,...
Everyone hears about the new tariffs being announced, but many don’t realize the real impact they can have—especially for students at Amador...
As President Trump proceeds with freezing spending appropriated by Congress to the Department of Education, K-12 schools around the nation are...