“Becoming Santa,” a film short written by Shawn Romias and Brian S. Black, was the top winner in the 22nd annual “A Place Called Sacramento” (PCS) Film Festival, as Access Sacramento presented the world premiere of 10 original short films Oct. 14 at the Crest Theatre...
Story by Isaac Davis What is an HBCU? Where are HBCU's located? What does HBCU stand for? These are the questions that curious minds drive to ask when hearing the acronym HBCU. An HBCU, Historically Black College University, is a college or university that was...
By Will James Hometown Sports When it comes to showdowns, few will match the anticipation and expectations of Friday's midseason confrontation of epic proportion when Sierra Foothill League rivals Folsom and Oak Ridge collide in El Dorado Hills. The Game will be...
By: Kayle Melicher Anxiety! This is a word many people know all too well, and I don’t mean that I get test anxiety or normal everyday anxiety; no, the type that is crippling. Now I don’t want to minimize any anxiety so if you get test anxiety or just everyday normal...
By Will James Hometown Sports When it comes to scheduling elite high profile opponents, Monterey Trail Head Coach T.J. Ewing reaches as high as possible. Friday night in Elk Grove the second part of a grandiose home-and home package unfolds when the fabled De La Salle...
Alchemist Community Development Corporation, or Alchemist CDC, is a nonprofit located in Sacramento dedicated to feeding those without access to a meal. With temperatures reaching over 100 degrees in the coming weeks, they have also started offering another service...
read moreBy Isaac Davis On 2251 Florin Road, Florin Square holds its annual African Marketplace event on the first and third Saturday of every month. This event will draw you to various parts of African culture through food, clothing, hair and skin products, and accessories....
read more-Featured image by Fauxels Written by Bella Richmond, Intern, Met Sacramento High School Today's job market is rife with contradicting expectations for applicants. Internships can help potential employees fit more of a job’s requirements. As a junior in high...
read more-Featured image by Pixabay.com Written by Bella Richmond, Intern, Met Sacramento High School March was California’s arts education month, and in honor of the arts, I directed my attention to understanding the real prevalence of arts education in Sacramento high...
read more-Featured image by Vanessa Loring Written by Bella Richmond, Intern, Met Sacramento High School March is California’s Arts Education month and I am researching what high school students think about arts education and what our community can do to make sure it is...
read moreFeatured image by Syda Productions Written by Bella Richmond, Intern, Met Sacramento High School In the two previous articles, Adapting to Pandemic Learning...Again and The Challenges of Educating In Person, In a Pandemic, I interviewed four students and three...
read moreFeatured image by Andrea Piacquadio Written by Bella Richmond, Intern, Met Sacramento High School In the previous article, Adapting to Pandemic Learning...Again, I interviewed four upperclassmen from the Met Sacramento High School about their back to in-person...
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By Will James Hometown Sports When it comes to showdowns, few will match the anticipation and expectations of Friday's midseason confrontation of epic proportion when Sierra Foothill League rivals Folsom and Oak Ridge collide in El Dorado Hills. The Game will be...
By Will James Hometown Sports When it comes to scheduling elite high profile opponents, Monterey Trail Head Coach T.J. Ewing reaches as high as possible. Friday night in Elk Grove the second part of a grandiose home-and home package unfolds when the fabled De La Salle...
“Becoming Santa,” a film short written by Shawn Romias and Brian S. Black, was the top winner in the 22nd annual “A Place Called Sacramento” (PCS) Film Festival, as Access Sacramento presented the world premiere of 10 original short films Oct. 14 at the Crest Theatre...
Access Sacramento's 21st annual "A Place Called Sacramento" (PCS) Film Festival postpones the release of 10 original local films for at least nine months to promote the health and safety of the film crews and expected theater audience. In consultation over the summer...
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