Women’s Club announces scholarship winners
The Women’s Club of Hollister is a nonprofit organization that annually supports the community through financial contributions to various charitable organizations in addition to supporting the Scholarship Awards Program. The awards, which the club has given for over 30 years, are intended to recognize the graduating female seniors who have excelled academically and have been actively involved in both student and community service activities.
City, school district pool ideas for Nash Road
Hollister council members and San Benito High School trustees reopened a contentious discussion about the future for a section of Nash Road, a street bisecting the campus that belongs to the county and city.
Leaders plan collaborative meeting
A group of school district, city and county leaders has postponed a gathering this week to talk about collaboration.
Mayor, students craft ideas for tiny homes as shelter
Mayor Ignacio Velazquez’s cheery, butter-yellow house sitting on the lawn by the Brigg’s Building looked too small to have much in it. But inside, a shower, a bedroom, a toilet and a bench filled a space smaller than most living rooms.
More than 200 attend event on drug use in county
More than 200 parents and youth attended an event this week that tackled the issue of drug use among students in the county.
Updated: Fee funds divvied without district consent
The San Benito County Office of Education has been giving the San Benito High School District its normal percentage of impact fees charged at a new and higher rate since July despite the fact that the district did not justify using these rates until last week.
City, high school officials to hash over Nash Road fate
City of Hollister and San Benito High School officials are set to host a joint meeting next week to talk about the potential Nash Road closure and other shared facility issues.
Fees divvied without district consent
The San Benito County Office of Education has been giving the San Benito High School District increased impact fees from developers before trustees had a public hearing or approved a mandatory study required to justify the new rates.
SBHS officials miffed by $1.2m absent from books
San Benito High School trustees accepted an independent audit of their finances at their regular meeting this week in which the firm highlighted more than $1 million that was not on the books.
Gifted Games set for Friday at SBHS
The 10th annual Gifted Games are set for Friday at San Benito High School.

















