Parents protest a proposal to move Laguna High School
Students, teachers and parents continue their protest as district ponders moving Laguna High to the El Molino campus
Our story thus far
The beginning of this story about this local newspaper has only been told to a few people. In 1995, the Walnut Creek-based corporation that owned this and three other local newspapers decided to shut them all down after failing to find a new corporate buyer. But, instead of abandoning the papers, the corporation accepted two separate offers from two families to each purchase half of the four papers. The Atkinson and Mays households formed Sonoma West Publishers and bought The Sebastopol Times & News and Russian River News and merged them together as Sonoma West Times & News. Tom and Beverly Reeves and their children bought The Healdsburg Tribune and The Windsor Times on the very same day as the Sonoma West transaction (May 30, 1995.) The newspapers were not only saved but they were put in the hands of experienced and dedicated newspaper people.
Program allows students to explore their fields of interest
From Healdsburg all the way to Bodega Bay minds are opening to new possibilities. Over the course of three weeks, beginning Jan. 23, all Healdsburg High School juniors participate in a for-credit internship program and have the opportunity to work with professionals in their field of interest and experience day-to-day responsibilities.Â
Students bring home the gold in debate competition
Two Healdsburg locals were the only undefeated team in their division
Schedule revealed for Flatbed Music Festival
The Flatbed Music Festival has announced its lineup of musicians. The festival will feature over 40 Sonoma-grown musicians on 10 intimate stages. By introducing top emerging musicians performing alongside seasoned recording artists, the Flatbed Music Festival will celebrate the diverse musical landscape that characterizes...
