Student mural celebrates Windsor’s fire survival
Students, first responders, town officials and locals gathered below an archway in downtown Windsor Thursday, Oct. 28 to see the mural commemorating firefighters and others who defended the town from the 2019 Kincade Fire.
HCA awards grants for children’s art programs
Representatives from eight different Healdsburg organizations
IDlewood 3: Catching up with Healdsburg happenings
Greetings, fellow Healdsburgers! After a hiatus, Idlewood 3 is back, and ready to note what’s happening in our town. “IDlewood 3” was the town’s original telephone exchange and now “Hedda Healdsburg” wants to know all. Send your newsy items to me in care of The Healdsburg Tribune.
Día de los Muertos event coming to Cloverdale Plaza
La Familia Sana gets ready to celebrate for the first time
In Memoriam: Richard Iverson
Lifelong Healdsburg resident and World War II veteran Richard Iverson, who at one time owned a local hardware store, reportedly passed away in his sleep about one month ago — on the same night he celebrated his 97th birthday. From his illustrious obituary: "Richard served in the Navy during...
Changes to Girl Scout back-to-school event
Girl Scouts from Troop 10718 have been working hard for months to prepare for their annual "Back to School" project, now in its fourth year, but the recent changes in COVID-19 rules have caused some last-minute changes to be made to the event.
Marketing wineries
With a 30-year professional background in the local wine industry, including marketing positions at leading Sonoma-Napa wineries, as well as directing tasting rooms and wine clubs, and organizing special events by the score, I would like to make some observations in the context of the current debate over special events at Sonoma County wineries.
ANALYSIS: Survey says … life is good
The Healdsburg City Council got an earful of good news last week, as an economic conditions report and a summary of the results of a community survey both indicated overall satisfaction with life in Healdsburg and economic success factors, even as the survey offered mixed reviews of hotels, tourism and the community’s direction.
Photo Gallery: Trunk or Treat, Oct. 31
A drive-thru trunk or treat was hosted at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair on Halloween, Oct. 31. Decorated cars set up in a semi-circle at the fairgrounds and masked families drove through so kids could trick or treat in a more COVID-safe manner.
How are Cloverdale community members saving water?
As water use restrictions in Cloverdale tighten, people are adopting new behaviors and continuing old ones to help cut down on their residential water use.













