Vine-loving weather means headaches for others
Following a rainy weekend that pushed this year into the record books as one of the wettest winters of the past two centuries, winegrape growers this week are prepping for frost patrols, hoping to shore up the crop against any cold nights that might nip their tender budding vines.
It’s Final: Council Backs ‘Map D’ for City’s District Elections
Last Monday night marked the conclusion of what City Manager Jeff Kay called “a long and really involved journey” in Healdsburg’s civic history, as the City Council voted to approve a new map for selecting council members by district voting, beginning in 2026.
Longtime supporter of WHS Booster Club passes away
Steve Delucchi, a Windsor resident and longtime supporter of the Windsor High School Booster Club died on June 26 after a brief illness at the age of 62.
Downtown market to continue
The Healdsburg downtown Tuesday Farmers’ Market was scheduled to end the last week of August, but via a last minute inquiry to the city by a farmer wondering why the market was closing at the peak of the growing season, the city, vendors, local merchants and customers came to an agreement to keep the market open.
Sing-Along Messiah Dec. 10, at Sebastopol United Methodist Church
Community members invited to belt out tunes
After years on Center Street, Yoga on Center is looking for a new home
The popular Yoga on Center studio is looking for a new home after its proprietors Jenn Russo and Katina Knapp received word that their lease would not be renewed and they’d have to clear out of their Center Street location by Dec. 31.
‘No one size fits all for school reopening’
At webinar on school reopening, racial equity, state and county superintendents provide guidelines, not plans
