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Be good to bees

June 6, 2013

The weather is warm, flowers are blooming and the buzz around the county is coming from bees that have been collecting nectar and pollen all spring to make honey.

Healdsburg Happenings, April 17-25

April 16, 2025

The Rotary Club of Healdsburg invites everyone to join its annual free Easter Egg Scramble on Saturday, April 19, 9am at the Fitch Mountain School (565 Sanns Lane). Designed to be inclusive, accessible and open. Due to the shortage, however, plastic eggs will be used.

Healdsburg Happenings, Sept. 14

September 14, 2023

Star Wars IVThe first film in the Star Wars series, now titled A New Hope, introduced Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo in its 1977 premiere. It will screen free on Friday, Sept. 15 beginning at 7:30pm at the Healdsburg Plaza, from AVFilm. Healdsburg...

The Alexander Valley Winegrowers

August 10, 2004

will host its monthly "First Weekend in Alexander Valley" on

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May 29, 2003

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Good reads: Stocking up on summer books

July 8, 2009

If there is anything different about what West County residents

What’s in the river this year?

August 24, 2011

I counted about 200 seals hauled out on the beach at Jenner one

Healdsburg Happenings, Jan. 30

January 29, 2025

The great French filmmaker Jacques Tati only made a handful of movies: 'Playtime' is one of his best. Virtually wordless (while a bouillabaisse of European languages is spoken, the gags are visual), the film follows Monsieur Hulot as he navigates the modern world with his self-confidence and composure unaffected.

Healdsburg Happenings, Sept. 28

September 28, 2023

Design Dialog“Holding Sustainable Development Accountable” is the title of the Thursday, Sept. 28, discussion at CraftWork. Architects of Silver Oak, Harmon House and Enso Village interact, with refreshments. 445 Center St., 5:30pm. Joni SituationKate Foley-Beining performs songs of Joni Mitchell with Christian Foley-Beining on guitar,...

The Fishing Report: Hatchery number doesn’t tell whole story

March 21, 2012

We finally got enough rain to blow out the River. Over five inches fell in the hills above Healdsburg raising the Russian river to just under eight feet for the first time this year. This may be just what the doctor ordered as far as the fish go. The fishermen, many whom have had their way with the fish this year especially in the lower river, will have to wait for the river to clear once again. This will happen up towards Healdsburg by this weekend but for those in the Guerneville area, their days in the sun have passed I am afraid (figuratively and literally). The Russian River Steelhead Season closes to bait fishermen on April 1 and the river will likely not be clear enough down that way before then for anything but bait.