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Campbell will see more color come to its streets this year with another round of the city's Art Outside the Box program. The city is putting out a call for artists to paint utility boxes around town...

Did you know that there's no commercial harvesting of wild scallops of any kind anywhere in the U.S.? Though rock scallops grow in abundance in many places, they aren't easy to find because, well, they look like rocks. Fresh rock scallops are sweet, almost nutty, and not fishy-tasting at all!

All Natural Wild Caught East Coast Jumbo Scallops-garlicky greens, piquillo pepper tapenade (all GF). Come and get it!

This week, January 12-16, 2016, all dresses are 20% off at Fashion Trade! And receive a gift with a $50 purchase.

Local residents Rose and David Eaton have organized a grassroots effort to help the homeless in Monterey! If you have a warm jacket you don't use anymore, please drop it off in the designated box at On The Beach or Sunshine Freestyle in the Lighthouse District, or at All Saints' Day School in Carmel. They are especially in need of waterproof jackets with hoods. Rose and David will make sure your jacket goes to someone in need of warmth this winter. To learn more, watch KION's news piece on the effort.

Congratulations to former Monterey County Supervisor Marc Del Piero, who was honored with a Reel Vision Award by the Lighthouse District's own Monterey County Film Commission in December 2015. When the idea of creating a Monterey County Film Commission was being considered by the Monterey County Board of Supervisors in 1987, it was then-Supervisor Marc Del Piero—along with Supervisor Sam Karas—who championed the cause. They hoped the county would benefit from the economic boost that on-location film production could bring to the area. Little did they know that by 2015 film productions would have meant more than $92 million in economic impact for Monterey County’s communities.

Pictured with Marc Del Piero is MCFC Board President Jeff Clark and MCFC Board Chair Gloria Gargiulo at the awards ceremony.

Sunset Magazine did an extensive amount of research into a number of communities in the Western states with good reputations and Campbell is on their map of the best of the best for 2015. We'd like to congrate Clairemont, CA for winning the pageant as the best suburb to live in, but we'll still wear our runner up badge with pride... and authority.

They specifically cited Downtown Campbell as part of what makes Campbell such a great place to live. Naturally we're honored, but we wouldn't be much without our community, our fans and our supporters. It takes people of all types to create the culture that happens in Downtown Campbell and what would we be without our culture? You're all a part of that and we'd like to thank you for helping us make Downtown Campbell the wonderful place it is and in turn contribute to making Campbell a best kept secret no longer.