Greenfield FFA Chapter shows well at Monterey County Fair
Greenfield FFA had another successful year at the 2018 Monterey County Fair, with students from the chapter exhibiting sheep, rabbits, poultry, floral arrangements and horticulture projects, taking home multiple awards in several categories.
ON THEIR MARK
Community members cheered on dozens of cyclists as local resident Yolanda Maldonado fired the start gun Tuesday morning in downtown King City, signaling the beginning of Stage 3 in the men’s professional cycling race for the 2018 Amgen Tour of California.
YMCA raising funds for local after-school programs
Central Coast YMCA is in the middle of its annual giving campaign, and the South County YMCA is more than halfway through its community fundraiser.
Dia de los Muertos
Greenfield Cultural Arts Center hosted the second annual Dia de los Muertos — Day of the Dead — celebration last week in honor of deceased loved ones.
Water works
California State Water Board staff set up a booth last Sunday at Patriot Park in Greenfield to sign up South County residents who qualify for free bottled drinking water if they have private domestic wells with high nitrate levels.
Greenfield News launches new website
With a brand-new look and more functionality, the new website at GreenfieldNews.com launched Monday, April 17.
Snow Queen, King candidates being sought
Soledad Christmas Celebration Committee is looking for girls and boys ages 3 to 17 years old to be part of the 24th annual Snow Queen and King Competition.
Community invited to decorate bike wheels in celebration of Amgen Tour’s arrival
Sol Treasures and Salinas Valley Fair are hosting a bicycle wheel decorating contest for the South County community in celebration of next month’s arrival of the Amgen Tour of California in King City.
A look into Mary Hughes’ life with 4-H
In honor of National 4-H Week, Oct. 1-7, King City Blue Ribbon 4-H interviewed former club leader Mary Hughes, whose 4-H history began with Greenfield as a child before becoming the King City community leader for more than a decade.
Highway 1 damage will not affect Big Sur Marathon course
The recent storms that have wreaked havoc on California’s Highway 1 this winter will not affect the 26.2-mile route of the April 30 Big Sur International Marathon.