FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Where Are we In Burbank Today?
This corner was part of the “Western City Disposal Area”. No wonder the city dump is in the canyon above here
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Postman Always Rings Twice…On Bel Aire Drive!
Did you know that the book was written in Burbank at 616 South Bel Aire Dr. in Burbank?
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank, Birthplace of the Starship Enterprise
Yes, back in the 60's the Enterprise NCC1701 model was created right here in Burbank and now hangs in the Smithsonian
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Octavia Lesueur
She was singled out to write most of the City Charter that is with only minor changes still in use today
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Turkey Crossing
Although Caltrans has delivered the final blow to the Turkey Crossing, residents back in the day help create a local legendary intersection
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: The Burbank Times
The paper printed local news, farm stats and even let you know when someone in town, was out of town!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: 3 G Distillery
A little know producer of hard liquor in Burbank was The 3 G Distillery. They produced a number of interestingly named whiskeys for the local public
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Remington Firearms & Burbank High
Second Amendment in Burbank was alive and well back in the day but what did they have in common?
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Coopers Underwear
Did you know that Burbank was once home to the largest manufacturer of Briefs and Pajamas for the western states?
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: ‘Burbank’s First Murder’*
*Not what you would suspect
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Disagrees with myBurbank’s Ballot Position
Letter to the Editor:Yes on CC and CD, No on C: A Friendly Disagreement A reply to the myBurbank opinion piece...
Family Service Agency Imagine A City Gala: A Huge Success Honoring Peggy Flynn
This year's Family Service Gala took place in Nickelodeon Studios' magnificent courtyard playground, with over 300 guests in attendance.
Daystar Records, A New Hangout Spot For Music Lovers Of All Ages
“We’re a small team,” Troedson said. “We have a lot of passion and love for the community, for the arts, and we wanted to bring that together in a way that would benefit the community.”