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July 23, 2025

Raising Cane’s to open Morgan Hill location

By Brittney Sherman

Raising Cane’s is set to open a new location in Morgan Hill at 18575 Skipper Lane, with doors expected to open in October 2025. The restaurant will feature a double drive-thru for fast service and a dine-in area decorated with custom artwork celebrating the Morgan Hill community.

Construction is already underway, and city officials are enthusiastic about the addition. “We’re excited to welcome Raising Cane’s and appreciate their investment in Morgan Hill,” said Economic Development Director Matthew Mahood. “Beyond boosting local sales tax, they’re committed to being an active part of the community, which will be reflected in both the design and their local involvement.”

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July 21, 2025

Starting a Business in Morgan Hill: A Guide

By Brittney Sherman

The Morgan Hill Times put together a great article on how to start a business in Morgan Hill. It covers everything from choosing a location and registering your business to finding local resources and support. A solid starting point for any entrepreneur looking to get established locally.

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July 18, 2025

Painting Morgan Hill

By Brittney Sherman

A vibrant new mural celebrating Morgan Hill’s natural beauty is nearing completion on the south-facing wall of the Morgan Hill Senior Housing complex on Monterey Road. Spanning three stories and 2,400 square feet, the artwork features oak trees, mountains, sunflowers, and birds—what the artists call the “soul” of the region. Berkeley-based painters Andrew Miller and Camaron Stephens have been working through the summer heat, drawing energy from supportive passersby as they bring the scene to life.

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July 16, 2025

RNDC's Exit Triggers Ongoing Shakeup in Wholesale

By Brittney Sherman

Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC), which operates a facility in Morgan Hill, has announced it is exiting the California market—a move that stunned hundreds of employees during a June 2 all-hands Zoom call. The decision, confirmed by CEO Bob Hendrickson days later, was attributed to rising costs, shifting industry conditions, and changes in supplier relationships. The departure of the nation’s second-largest wine distributor has left many California wineries scrambling to reassess their distribution channels and could impact up to 2,000 RNDC employees statewide.

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July 03, 2025

Santa Clara County property values up while growth slows

By Brittney Sherman

Santa Clara County property values have reached a record $726 billion, even as overall growth slows to its lowest rate in over a decade due to economic uncertainty and a cooling development market. According to County Assessor Larry Stone, home sales—up 3%—accounted for 86% of the growth in the latest assessment roll.

Stone, who will retire on July 7 after decades of service, noted a sharp shift in the commercial real estate landscape. “Just a few years ago, office buildings were the star,” he said. “Now we’re seeing weekly foreclosures in offices, hotels, and industrial properties.”

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June 30, 2025

Sidewalk Saturdays keep it local in Morgan Hill

By Brittney Sherman

Starting June 14, downtown Morgan Hill’s Third Street becomes a lively marketplace every second Saturday of the month, hosting up to 50 local vendors from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. through December.

Sidewalk Saturdays offers a platform for small businesses, artisans, and youth entrepreneurs to sell their goods and connect with the community. The rotating vendor lineup ensures a fresh mix each month, featuring everything from handmade jewelry and clothing to face painting.

With part of Third Street closed for the event, visitors can enjoy a walkable, family-friendly atmosphere while supporting local creativity and commerce.

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