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Touchstone Brewing Company Climbs High

A microbrewery opens alongside Sacramento Pipeworks climbing gym

Ryan Campagna is a long-time climber, a home brewer and now, the founder of Touchstone Brewing Company.

Aug 17, 2022 Becky Grunewald

The Newest Iteration of the 70-Year-Old Teleprompter Connects Nevada City to the White House

A device designed to make everyone on camera seem spontaneous

The TeleStepper was created in Nevada City just six years ago. Since then, the innovative teleprompter has been used by Oprah Winfrey, Hillary Rodham Clinton and more.

Aug 16, 2022 Ed Goldman

When the Golden Goose Flies the Coop

Why businesses formerly located in the Capitol Region left for other states

Company decisions about whether to stay or leave California are often driven by state policies, taxes, regulations and cost per-square-footage.

Aug 15, 2022 Steven Yoder

Art by Osmosis

Tahoe Elementary School’s new murals demonstrate a dedication to art education

A new mural project at Tahoe Elementary School is demonstrating the school’s dedication to art education and transforming students’ learning spaces.

Aug 11, 2022 Seth Sandronsky

A Cooperative Spirit

Remembering 1972 and 50 years for Davis and Sacramento food co-ops

Both the Davis and Sacramento food co-ops have expanded exponentially since their inception in the early 1970s, when they primarily served ”the hippie population.” Fifty years later, has the spirit of 1972 held up?

Aug 10, 2022 Steve Martarano

Panning for Gold Has Changed, but Pioneer Mining Supplies in Auburn Remains Timeless

Three generations teach gold mining

Frank Sullivan’s mining legacy is as rich as Auburn’s, and is reflected in his timeless shop, Pioneer Mining Supplies.

Aug 9, 2022 Steve Martarano
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On the Fast Track: Jayden Sangha

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

Jayden Sangha is approaching his role as assistant chief financial officer of the City of Stockton from a community perspective, applying everything he’s learned in his previous positions in both private and public sectors.

Jul 18, 2022 Rachel Leibrock

Call to Interaction

To reach young consumers, advertisers think outside the checkbox

Savvy advertising won’t help a business if its core values aren’t consistent on every level. In today’s marketing landscape, authentic messaging aimed toward building trust and engagement is critical. 

Jul 18, 2022 Russell Nichols

On the Fast Track: Sergio Robles

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

As a field representative for Congressman Ami Bera, Sergio Robles is Bera’s eyes and ears in the south Sacramento region. He also shapes policy as Elk Grove’s planning commissioner.

Jul 15, 2022 Ed Fletcher

On the Fast Track: Katie Regan

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

As director of Stockton’s Office of Performance and Data Analytics, Regan puts the vast amount of city data to work to improve equity and quality of life for the citizens of the city.

Jul 14, 2022 Ed Fletcher

Comstock’s Concert Hall: Return of the Early 2000s

Nappy Roots and The Shins celebrate two-decade anniversaries of genre-defining albums

The alternative Southern rap group Nappy Roots and indie rock band The Shins are playing Sacramento on the same day, both celebrating two decades of cultural influence.

Jul 14, 2022 Khalil Bourgoub

On the Fast Track: Dr. Melanie Okoro

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

As founder and CEO of Eco-Alpha Environmental and Engineering Services, Melanie Okoro is focused on being a leader in her field. Her business streamlines environmental permitting processes and maintains electrical systems for large companies in the Capital Region.

Jul 13, 2022 Becky Grunewald

On the Fast Track: Kevin McAllister

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

Before most people had fully realized the gravity of COVID-19, Kevin McAllister, executive director of Meals on Wheels, was already stocking up on supplies for the program. His preparedness paid off.

Jul 12, 2022 Dakota Morlan

On the Fast Track: Cameron Law

Meet 13 young professionals who are on the fast track, bringing new ideas and innovations to the Capital Region

Law manages a team of faculty and entrepreneurs-in-residence who create programming designed to make innovation and entrepreneurship more accessible for people from all of the Capital Region’s diverse communities. 

Jul 11, 2022 Jennifer Fergesen

Youthful Energy

Workers in their 20s and 30s in the Capital Region strive to make a difference

For many young professionals, a job isn’t just a job, but rather a chance to make a difference in the world — to be beacons and forces for good, even change within their companies. 

Jul 11, 2022 Graham Womack

Startup of the Month: Neural Lab

Touchless technology ushers in new wave

Based in El Dorado Hills, Neural Lab has developed touchless technology that turns hand and body motions into commands for devices like keyboards, mice, touchscreens, games and TV controllers.

Jul 8, 2022 Russell Nichols
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