Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

From the festive sounds inside to the flurry of activity outside, the annual Cowboy Christmas at the Gene Bianchi Community Center in Oakdale was once again a huge success. Organizers of this 20th annual event pointed to good weather, a wide variety of vendors and the traditional arrival of Santa on horseback as helping bring a large crowd to the festivities. Booths opened on Friday ...

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...

Know How To Beat The Heat

Hundreds Join Cancer Fight At Oakdale Relay

Join The Cause Of Team In Training

Janet and Tawny of J&K Salon in Oakdale, along with their friend Tammie, have been inspired to join the "Team in Training" for the Inaugural Nike Women's Marathon Half, in honor of Tammie's 3-year-old nephew Jack. The youngster has been battling T-Cell Lymphoma for over a year.

Heirloom Garden Club Gathers For Meeting

The Riverbank Heirloom Garden Club will be gathering for its second annual spring meeting on Friday, April 12 at 5 p.m.

Local Youth To Rally Against Tobacco At State Capitol

More than 200 Stanislaus County youth, including seven Oakdale High School students, will travel to Sacramento on Monday, April 8 to rally against the tobacco industry and promote local tobacco use prevention efforts.

On The House - Oakdale Family Receives Home Improvement Services

By "paying it forward" an Oakdale family has collected.

Get Growing - Urban Gardening Flourishes In The Valley

First Tee Program: Golf With A Side Of Life Skills

Mobile Clinic Reaches Veterans

With the goal of reaching out to area veterans, whether they needed help filling out paperwork or needed a medical referral, it was basically 'one stop shopping' for the vets on Thursday.

Recreation Department Gears Up For Spring, Summer

The City of Oakdale Recreation Department is pleased to announce the 2013 Spring and Summer Activity Guide is now available. Guides are available online at www.ci.oakdale.ca.us or at City Hall, 280 N. Third Ave. This season the Department introduced many new programs for Youth, Adults and Aquatics. Programs begin in March so do not miss out and get your Activity Guide today.

Kick up Your Heels - Locals Enjoy Square Dancing The Night Away

Learn To Square Dance

The Single Skirts 'N' Flirts invites the public to have fun, meet new people and make new friends, while getting fit to toe-tapping music. Square Dancing classes begin today, Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m., and the first three lessons are free.

Bazaar Fills Church With Festive Offerings

Santa, Sales, Smiles – Crowd Rolls In For Annual Cowboy Christmas

Annual Donation Helps Local Children In Crisis

The Children's Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter for abused, neglected, and at risk children. Some of the other services they provide are temporary childcare for families in crisis, meals, nutrition education for families, one-on-one guidance to high risk families, resources, and referrals. These services are all provided free of charge to families in need. Currently there are five children's shelters in the community, three ...