Good morning, Folsom.

During National Preparedness Month this September, attorney Tiffany L.

Andrews advises Folsom families to update legal documents like custody agreements and guardian designations to protect children and prevent disputes in emergencies—she says taking action now builds stability during major life changes.

Historic Folsom Murer House & Gardens is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a Centennial High Tea on October 18 at 12:30 p.m.—tickets are $65 and guests will enjoy a three-course tea service, raffles, and costume contests celebrating different eras.

Folsom is set to see economic progress as the Greater Sacramento Economic Council earned international recognition and Future Folsom 2025 will host expert speakers like Tom Sullivan on September 24.

Local programs such as Project Momentum and Leadership Folsom support business growth and leadership development—boosting the town's promising future.

Folsom Lake College student Brendan Argenio is racing today in the eNASCAR College iRacing Series — a national esports event where the top 120 student drivers from colleges in the US and Canada compete on professional simulators.

His participation brings local pride as he pursues scholarship rewards and national recognition.

The Folsom Sea Otters marked 40 years of tradition and achievement this summer as 85 percent of swimmers recorded personal best times at the Suburban Swim League Championships—Head Coach Mike Chavez said the team looks forward to welcoming new families for the upcoming season.

The club continues to build a strong community where young athletes improve their skills and enjoy a supportive environment.