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Lompoc historic society hosting open house | About Town

The Lompoc Valley Historical Society will host their monthly Open House on Saturday, May 27, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the historic Fabing-McKay- Spanne Victorian farmhouse.

Summer and Fall registration window now open at Allan Hancock College

Registration open for Hancock College summer, fall classes

Registration for summer and fall classes now open at Allan Hancock College

SC State hopes new summer efforts will reduce lines as students start Fall 2023 Semester

Almira Kabuendi, an incoming freshman from Conyers, Georgia, speaks with Dr. Lisa J. Sparks, executive director of SC State’s First-Year Experience Program, at Bulldog Ready. SC State also altered start dates to curb traffic jams on move-in days and give freshmen more time to get oriented. ORANGEBURG, S.C. – With the start of the 2023-24

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20111018:10:44:00

>> reporter: bonnie seymour grew up in lincoln, missouri. what was it like? to realize that what you once saw as thriving was gone? >> disappointing. very saddened. >> reporter: there are less than 700 living here now. 100 years ago the place was booming. today, layton is suffering the fate of many rural communities. squeezed by bigger towns with box stores. then about a decade ago the local grocery store closed and many people stopped going into town at all. ♪ >> reporter: but here at the layton school, the kids and teachers decided their town would not become another statistic. bonnie and mary jane manley, teachers, teamed up with their students to convince the school to do something educational and amazing. to turn the town's old bank building into a new grocery store. so was born the bulldog express, named after the school mascot. high schoolers do everything it takes to run the small business. taking care of the store, the inventory, and the cash. the economic lessons come quickly. what do you think the store has

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20111018:10:45:00

taught you? what does it take to make jobs? >> you can't find a money tree and expect a business to come out of it. you have to actually look into it and plan it. >> reporter: the bulldog express stocks all the essentials folks need especially seniors who otherwise have to drive to the next town to get supplies. >> if you are a senior citizen and you are not able to drive, it's pretty much walking distance from anywhere in town. >> reporter: three years on the store is about break-even. and there's a deli in the works, along with other plans to bring downtown alive. you quickly see the bulldog express is about more than food. what do you think people can learn from what's going on here in leighton? >> how we have brought our community together. how we brought pride into our town. >> reporter: the kids and their teachers started the bulldog express, but the entire community is keeping it going in ways that go far beyond shopping.