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Martin Alfaro traveled for three hours almost daily with his sister Maria and brother Dan from Soledad to San Luis Obispo, where all three were attending school at California Polytechnic State University. Alfaro graduated June 18.

The Soledad Historical Society has opened its new display, and locals are taking the opportunity to visit it during the Farmers Market each week.

Bacon took over the Main Street Middle School Gym on May 25 as the Associated Student Body presented “Baconfest.”

Another promising group of students graduated from Soledad Adult School’s Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program on Oct. 11 at Eden Valley Care Center’s Rosie’s Garden.

A group of Soledad and Gonzales students recently took part in the Young Legislators Program, which included seminars, activities and a series of guest speakers all geared toward educating students about California government.

The first-ever International Grandparents Day brought together community members young and old to celebrate their heritage at Central Park in Gonzales on Sept. 10.

City of Soledad has approved a new fee schedule for the Regional Development Impact Fees on Nov. 7.

This year’s Soledad Mission Fiesta saw the return of the annual Grape Stomp featuring eight young ladies from the Mission School District.

Soledad City Council is considering a contract to improve Metz Road traffic around Soledad school sites.

Soledad City Council and Soledad Unified School District Board met Nov. 2 to talk about communication, facilities, future development and more.