WSCUHSD board discussing high school rebranding surveys
The West Sonoma County Union High School District board is discussing the early responses it received on its rebranding survey and possible next steps at its special meeting Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. The meeting agenda and Zoom link are available here.
Who Has the Cheapest Corkage Fees in Healdsburg?
There's an interesting piece in the latest issue of the Trib on the rising price of corkage fees for the BYOB experience at restaurants in town. SingleThread leads the pack at $150 per bottle. Agave is on the much lower end at $8 per bottle — and...
Healdsburg teen center creates a space for growth and creativity
The right ambiance and environment can help a student want to do homework — but it can also give space for relaxation and fun. That is what Corazón Healdsburg's new teen center is trying to do. The center, located inside of the Healdsburg Community Center, was created in order for high school students in the area to have a place where they can do homework, study or socialize.
March Ave Improvement Gets Okay from City Council
“Can you speak to how this project does or doesn’t comply with what the recommendations are in the Active Transportation plans, or what the proposed bike and ped [pedestrian] improvements are that people have been emailing us about?” Councilmember Ariel Kelley asked. “I think there’s a disconnect between what you guys are proposing and what the community [believes] is included in the project.”
Washington School Awards for October
To help celebrate Cloverdale's local students, we'd like to recognize all of the kids from Washington Middle School who were named Student of the Month and Eagle Award Winner for the month of October.
Healdsburg launches Adopt-a-Park program
In his younger years, Bobby Platt grew up on Second Street and
Healdsburg nonprofit gets big birthday present from Ellen
Organization to launch kindergarten-to-college fund
Film festival coming to north county for fifth year
The Alexander Valley Film Festival is coming back to north county for its fifth year on Oct. 17.














