Cities of Concord and Clayton Honor the Fallen for Memorial Day
Local World War II Veterans Chuck Kohler and Lou Gibbs will be honored as well as Gold Star Moms. Ceremony begins at 10:00 -11:00 a.m. at the Grove in Clayton.…
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Local World War II Veterans Chuck Kohler and Lou Gibbs will be honored as well as Gold Star Moms. Ceremony begins at 10:00 -11:00 a.m. at the Grove in Clayton.…
The City of Concord Local Reuse Authority (LRA) has successfully reached a financial agreement with the United States Navy (Navy) over the price and terms of payment for the approximately…
Memorial Day Weekend – Saturday and Sunday Public is Invited Treasures, Great Finds, and Unbelievable Deals, All offers considered! Teapots, tea sets, Art (prints, canvas) , Furniture, small tables, daybed…
by Neil Fliehmann Nell Fleihmann, Oakland, is 103 years old and is the mother of Jack Fleihmann of Concord. She is one of a very few people still alive to…
The Concord High School girls wrestling team has officially etched its name into the record books, delivering a historic season defined by grit, determination, and breakthrough achievement.In a year that…
by Neil Fleihmann In March 1933, Nazi Germany rapidly transformed from a democracy into a dictatorship, characterized by the passage of the Enabling Act on March 23, which allowed Hitler…
At its January 27, 2026 meeting, the Concord City Council announced a recruitment for the business community representative on Concord’s Measure V Oversight Committee for a four-year term ending December…
by Neil Fleihmann February 4, 1933: Hitler’s cabinet issues the “Decree for the Protection of the German People,” restricting press and political meetings to hinder opposition campaigningFebruary 20, 1939: A…
The Diablo Gazette features people, events, arts and entertainment in each of the cities served. The Diablo Gazette is a monthly magazine of 22,000 copies delivered via mail and driveway…
By Paul LaFollette, Contra Costa County Farm Bureau Board Member I start most mornings the same way: checking the fields, watching the weather, and running the numbers in my head.…