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August 24, 2026

Healdsburg’s Historic Building Preservation Award Winners

Each year, the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society hands out a batch of "historic preservation awards" to people in town who've done an especially good job sprucing up any iconic old buildings they own, in a way that both honors the original look and...

PG&E flying along the coast as part of aerial tree pruning

In an announcement Monday morning, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) announced that it would be flying a helicopter saw along electric transmission lines in December. The “heli-saw” will fly along 46 miles of power line corridors and rights of way from Fort Ross north to Gualala, Elk and Fort Bragg.

Healdsburg Vineyard Worker Dies in Tractor Accident: Update

We now know the name of the young vineyard worker crushed to death by a tractor in a Dry Creek Valley vineyard last week. It was Geyserville resident Ezequiel Orozco, 28, who "was driving the tractor on a muddy private road at 6355 Mountain...

Community briefs

Windsor Talent Show auditions

Proposition 17: Letting parolees vote

As part of its statewide election coverage, CalMatters has given Sonoma West Publishers permission to use its explainers of state propositions. Scroll through the module below to learn about Proposition 17. 

Suspects still sought in acid barrel drops

The Sonoma County District Attorney’s office is looking for suspects after Healdsburg and county responders took in two acid barrels that were left on the side of the road.

Jazz Fest board resigns, Felix back in charge

In another surprising turn of events, the entire board of the

Healdsburg Center for the Arts hires first-ever executive director

Andrew Akufo wants to expand public outreach

Sale of Foss Creek School near completion

The Healdsburg Unified School District and the City of Healdsburg move forward with the city’s plan to purchase HUSD’s Foss Creek Campus, which has become surplus property for HUSD. The Foss Creek School was vacated seven years ago due to declining student population and has been leased to the city for six years since then.

‘Historic Pact’ Signed Regarding Healdsburg’s Water Source

We’ve all been hearing some pretty scary things over the past few weeks about important land-stewardship projects across California losing their federal funding and support — national park and forest maintenance, wildfire prevention programs and more. But there’s one ongoing environmental initiative with big implications for Healdsburg’s...
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