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Q&A: What’s being built on Antelope Road near Rusch Park?

Drivers travelling along Antelope Road in Citrus Heights near Auburn Boulevard may have seen framework appear on a new three-story building under construction near the roadway.

Theatre in the Heights, Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights theatre says donors have helped cover rent during virus shutdown

Theatre in the Heights, a small venue for local theatrical performances in Citrus Heights, has been closed since March 17 when coronavirus mitigation efforts led to the statewide closure of businesses deemed non-essential.

Citrus Heights businesses hoping for return to normal

Updated 12:22 p.m., May 8th–By Mike Hazlip– Following the governor’s announcement this week that some retail businesses will be allowed to reopen this Friday, there’s a glimmer of hope that business will be returning to normal in Citrus…

Fifth COVID-related death reported in Citrus Heights as businesses prepare to reopen

Sacramento County health officials this week reported a fifth death in Citrus Heights associated with COVID-19, along with seven new confirmed cases of the disease over the past week.

Art masterpieces popping up in unusual spots around Citrus Heights

In recent months, nearly two dozen green utility boxes in a heavily trafficked business district in Citrus Heights have been transformed to display works of art.

Sunrise Mall

Macy’s building at Sunrise Mall sold for $3.5M

Namdar Realty Group, a commercial real estate investment group based in New York, has acquired the 172,000-square-foot Women’s Macy’s building on the east side of Sunrise Mall, according to the Sacramento Business Journal…

Construction continues at new facility on Dewey Drive amid COVID-19 shutdowns

Construction of a more than 40,000-square-foot facility has continued to progress on Dewey Drive, between Greenback Lane and Madison Avenue, unhindered by shelter-in-place orders that exempt construction as an essential service.

Citrus Heights business owners ‘in limbo’ awaiting end to virus shutdowns

Steve Dismukes, owner of Corner Pocket Sports Bar in Citrus Heights, used to look forward to each March being his highest income month each year — until this year when his business shut its doors in mid-March following…

Yippie's Playcenter

What happened to Yippie’s Playcenter in Citrus Heights?

Several months before Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered businesses deemed “non-essential” to be shut down in California, a newly opened 5,800-square-foot kids play center in Citrus Heights had already shut its doors for good.

Discount retailer’s plan for new Citrus Heights store could be in limbo

“Let go and have fun!” – That’s the retail motto of Five Below, a trending new national tweens and teens discount retailer hoping to open this summer in the site of the former Dressbarn in Citrus Town Center…

Citrus Heights Chamber names new interim executive director

The Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors on Monday announced the selection of Diane Ebbitt-Riehle to serve as the organization’s interim executive director.

Owner of future burger drive-thru moving ahead with plans in Citrus Heights

Despite COVID-19 business shutdowns leading California into a projected multi-year recession, the owner of a future Checker’s burger drive-thru is moving ahead with plans.