Concert in the Park with the Pleasanton Weekly
Scores of readers stopped by our booth in Lions Wayside Park, spinning the prize wheel, chatting up reporters, grabbing that day’s print edition and learning more about how to support nonprofit local news in the Tri-Valley.
Explore Pleasanton’s ‘haunted history’ on Ghost Walk tours
The Museum on Main is again offering people the opportunity to engage with downtown Pleasanton’s spooky past with its Ghost Walk program over two weekends in October.
PUSD breaks ground on Amador campus renovation project
PUSD leaders and administrators from Amador Valley High celebrated the ceremonial groundbreaking of the high school’s campus renovation project Monday, which aims to build new athletic and performing arts facilities.
Bordes back at Firehouse: Pleasanton native’s Louis Armstrong tribute helps kick off fall season at hometown theater
“A Tribute to Louis Armstrong” gives Pleasanton native Jeff Bordes, whose band is performing the concert in his hometown venue, the chance to celebrate the late bandleader who continues to inspire his approach to music and live entertainment.
Pleasanton Preps: Humbled by my Amador Hall of Fame selection
“There aren’t a lot of times when something can render me speechless. But when I…
Take Us Along: What a catch (and release)
Tri-Valley resident and Realtor Kris Moxley brought the Pleasanton Weekly on the water during her fishing trip in Wisconsin.
Hayward council OKs agreement with Alameda County on Russell City Redress Fund
A fund established to compensate victims of the government-orchestrated destruction of Russell City, a predominantly Black town targeted by racist policies in the 1960s, will…
