The Antioch Chamber recently partnered with Sizzler Restaurant to host a luncheon for Antioch Sister City delegates from Chichibu, Japan. The 12 delegates were presented with gifts from the chamber...
It’s a good thing Luis Seita likes being on his feet and staying busy. As the new owner of the reopened Brentwood Mountain Mike’s Pizza, he has plenty of things to keep him occupied.
“I love intera...
After nearly four hours of emotional and contentious debate in a standing-room-only meeting that ended after 1 a.m., the Antioch City Council denied Walmart’s request to add a grocery department to...
Despite poll results saying most Antioch residents have lost confidence in city officials’ ability to manage their tax dollars, the City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved a November ballot...
Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill hopes to hit a home run for the Liberty Union High School District freshmen athletics programs by hosting an Extreme Hot Wing Eating Contest on Sunday, Aug. 1 as part ...
As East County school bells ring in the opening of the 2010-11 school year, the challenge of helping California’s nearly 80,000 foster children get a leg up in class can be as simple as providing b...
Move over Ansel Adams, Joe Rosenthal and Annie Leibovitz – Brentwood resident and budding photographer Ethan Watts is behind the lens, and he’s not backing off. The 19-year-old student once known a...
Perhaps it was the pop music they heard as they walked down the street or the lion dancing to the beat, but either way, dozens of students fresh off their first day of school visited Yogurt Jungle ...
When Wild Orchids the Salon’s owner Lori Lopez learned that her salon was selected as a stop on the TIGI Livin’ the Dream Traveling Salon Tour this summer, she believed she had been chosen to parti...
The Brentwood Press has won seven awards in the National Newspaper Association’s 2010 Better Newspaper Contest and Better Newspaper Advertising Contest.
“We’re honored to have once again been recog...
When Corky Baggett first discovered the world of dress codes and school uniforms, the mother of three got an education she never expected – and it didn’t come cheap. “When we started looking for un...
Sandra Wales of Oakley is the winner in our latest I Love the Press contest.
Like more than 1,000 other Press readers, Sandra became a voluntary subscriber as a way to support her Hometown Weekly ...
Gabe Lopez of Oakley will enjoy the use of a shiny new ride as he works his farm this summer and autumn.
Through a random drawing at the World Ag Expo, Lopez won a Massey Ferguson tractor for 200 h...
The City Council unanimously agreed Tuesday to place a half-cent sales tax increase measure on the November ballot, despite objections by business owners and numerous residents. If approved by a ma...
Construction of the city’s new Civic Center might have pushed the 2010 Brentwood CornFest to a new venue a block away, but the annual celebration of food, family and fun still featured a lot of wha...
It wasn’t long ago that the roots of California’s flourishing wine industry were planted exclusively in the lush, fertile soils of Napa County – and more recently in the nearby Livermore Valley.
Bu...
A local business has joined a national effort to help make dreams come true for the members of America’s armed forces. Brides Across America, a nationwide organization dedicated to providing free w...
Wandering in on the Super Balloons Plus storefront on Sand Creek Road in Brentwood is like walking in on a party. All sorts of festive balloon arrangements are on display for a passerby to gaze at,...
Father and son Earl and David Riggs bought the Sugar Barge RV Resort and Marina 15 years ago, and the place has been the center of the Riggs’ family life ever since. While the family has been able ...