Burbank Football Eager to Start With Young Group
Some of the names and faces have changed, but fortunately for the young Burbank High football team not all of the surnames...
Burroughs Football, Aiming For League Banner After Solid Campaign Last Season
The Bears have a strong nucleus and should be contenders for the Pacific League title and beyond.
Bowlers Come Say Goodbye to Pickwick
An institution in Burbank for more than 60 years, many stopped by on Sunday to say one last goodbye to the Pickwick...
Wiegand Killed in Bike Accident
Roy Wiegand, who ran and biked ultra distances for a number of charitable causes in the local community and beyond has died...
Rick’s Sports Corner: Super Diver, Providence’s Nate Warson
A member of the Pioneers diving team, the senior will dive for California Baptist University, a Division I program and a member of the WAC.
Narmore Ready for Newest Challenge
Julia Narmore isn’t afraid of challenges. The recent Burroughs High grad earned a 4.2 grade-point- average even though she commuted to Burbank...
Burbank Launches Powerchair Soccer Program
Starting this summer, the Parks and Recreation Department will offer Powerchair Soccer as an ongoing drop-in sport
Rick’s Sports Corner: Baseball Played In Football Country
It was 106 degrees outside but not inside Globe Life Field where the Texas Rangers hosted the Tampa Bay Rays.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Former Burroughs Standout Marin Grote Turns Professional
Volleyball is something near and dear to Marin Grote.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Connor Cafferty, Two-Sport Star, Brainy, Athletic
The Providence graduate will attend Los Angeles Mission College and will play baseball.
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Burroughs, Burbank Runners Put Up Strong Fight in Cross Country League Finals
For the first time ever the Rio-Pacific Conference hosted league finals where everyone ran together but standings were divided between the school...
Burbank Police Log: October 5 – October 11
Burbank's finest keeps the peace.
You Are Having a Date in Burbank: Where to Begin
Burbank rewards planners because the streets around Magnolia Park, San Fernando Boulevard, and the Media District each carry a very different mood