It used to be that covering life in a community was an activity only for those with the means required to publish, which included a printing press and a complicated distribution system.
Today, citizen journalists regularly break news and blaze trails, writing about local issues, their various units of government, community events, and their lives.
Technology has allowed regular folks armed with laptops and cell phones to reach out across the community to educate, inform, entertain, and pull the heartstrings of their friends and neighbors.
We hope you find Rio Linda Online to be such a place, and we welcome you to take part in the conversation. Rio Linda Online welcomes relevant community-contributed pictures and articles. To contribute material, please click here or use the form below.
