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Cowboy weekend was a kickin' good time
Kimberly Hess, of Loomis, recites her a oeSoiled Dovea poem during last weekenda s Cowpoke Fall Gathering.
Del Oro students attend Career Fair on Thursday with presentations by participants from various companies and professions.
We have been very wasteful with our natural resources and with our money, in pursuing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Find out on the second annual Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour on Saturday, December 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Five unique homes stretching across the Loomis Basin will be on display for you to visit.
Judge settles traffic mitigation a
A Superior Court judge has ordered the City of Rocklin to work with the Town of Loomis on traffic mitigation fees.
Loomis Basin Food Pantry cupboards a
Betty Doupnik and Roy Draper, co-directors of the Loomis Basin Food Pantry, are appealing for donations to restock the shelves of the community food closet.
Don't you just love a Tudor-style home? Well this European Manor will open its doors to visitors during the second annual Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour on Saturday, December 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This lovely abode will be one of five on the tour.
Endurance study identifies emergency health issues
Veterinarians in California have studied horses needing emergency medical treatment after being withdrawn from endurance rides.
Local youth collecting donations a
Travis Doupnik encourages sixth-grade students at Loomis Grammar School to donate at least "one can" of food for the Loomis Basin Christmas Basket Program.
Local wineries celebrate grape harvest
With 14 wineries participating, the Placer Hills Wine Tour will be bigger than ever.
Community says no to pot shops
The Loomis Town Council has voted - " there will be no pot shops in Loomis. The council unanimously voted to prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries within the town limits at a special meeting on Nov.
Loomis artist grinds out creations a
Loomis artist Steve Harrington with his metal sculpture titled "The Preacher." Steve Harrington knows beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Cowboys and more come to Loomis
The 15th Annual Cowpoke Fall Gathering is ready to take over the Blue Goose Fruit Shed for a weekend of poetry, storytelling, music, food and laughs.
Deputies respond to juvenile store thefts, outbursts
A planned store theft gone wrong and an outburst taken too far were among three separate crimes about juveniles surfacing in local police reports this week.
Good Sport U - Youth Basketball Fun set to begin in Lincoln and Rocklin! Coach Rick Bauer of Good Sport U will provide the positive instruction that will develop your young player's basketball knowledge and love of the game.
Local veterans tell their tales of a
" on Nov. 11 - " pays tribute to the men and women who have served this country during war.
Gardeners bring home the colors of the season
Lynn Richard, a Flower Farm Nursery staff member, arranges a grouping of fall color plants which are available now for planting.
Loomis is one step closer to new a
Brian Fragiao, director of public works and engineer for the Town of Loomis, points to areas in the new town hall where renovations will take place.
Deputies uncovered a six-person counterfeit currency scam based in a Loomis house.
Cowboy poetry, music ... and church
Loomis' annual Cowpoke Fall Gathering, a nationally-recognized festival of cowboy poetry and more, is adding Sunday Cowboy Church to its line-up this year.