Napa Valley Wine Auction returns May 31
Tickets are on sale for the Napa Valley Vintners’ Collective Napa Valley Auction Weekend, and it is sounding more and more like the traditional and popular event formerly called Auction Napa Valley...
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Watson Ranch could transform American Canyon
American Canyon has long been overlooked by most people headed for Napa Valley – just as the city of Napa was bypassed in decades past when visitors went to St. Helena and Calistoga.
Napa Leaders gather to discuss immigration
The Latino Leaders Round Table, a monthly collaborative effort with the Napa County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, brings together politicians, educators, entrepreneurs and healthcare officials to discuss...
30th anniversary season of Music in the Vineyards
BottleRock, Festival Napa Valley and other musical festivals have contributed to Napa Valley’s emergence as a major destination for music lovers as well as devotees of wine and food...
Cookbook festival headed for Napa
The Cookbook Fest comes to The Yard by Feast It Forward June 21 to 23. It is being put together with the people behind cookbook podcast Salt + Spine and Feed Your People, which puts on live food events.
Press to open café and food market in Napa Valley Museum MAC in St. Helena
Press restaurant will open a café and marketplace called Under-study next door in the upcoming Napa Valley Museum of Art & Culture (the MAC) in St. Helena, likely this summer.
As mental health consequences of pandemic linger, Napa teen doubles down on helping peers
It started with an Instagram poll. “What is the biggest issue you are dealing with?” asked Yesha Sacatani, a junior at American Canyon High School. As answers flooded in...
OLE Health plans Calistoga expansion
OLE Health, which serves one in three residents through its Calistoga medical clinic, could begin its Lincoln Avenue expansion as early as next year, a spokesperson for the non-profit healthcare agency said last week.
Special Olympics sports not just fun for athletes
Volunteer coaches say they keep returning to the program because of the smiles. Yountville resident Leslie Caccamese Hill said she was looking to do volunteer work that didn’t involve...
Placido Garcia reflects on 60 years of activism
Placido Garcia, 83, has recently turned the page to a new chapter in his life: Serenity. The chants of “Huelga... Huelga!” he once shouted on the picket lines for the Farm Workers Union...
Episode 6: Barrel Series - American Barrel Building and Sales with Duane Wall and Jim Boswell
Dive into the pioneering stories of Duane Wall and Jim Boswell in our "American Barrel Building and Sales" episode, exploring the evolution of barrel-making in winemaking.
USPS says it's seeking new home for Oakville Post Office
The future of the Oakville Post Office – a fixture in the community since at least 1857 and currently located in a trailer behind Oakville Grocery – is in limbo. United States Postal Service officials said...
Calistoga resident Wally Abernathy walks the world
On Saturday, Calistoga resident Wally Abernathy, age 87, will reach his goal of walking the distance of the earth’s circumference measured at the equator – 24,901 miles. His mission, which started...
The end of an era for Calistoga’s bottled water industry
For a century, the city of Calistoga was a bottling hub for mineral water companies that extracted the natural elixir bubbling deep below the earth’s surface. Until recently, the homegrown industry thrived...
Calistoga Council ramps up Fairgrounds discussions
With Calistoga’s purchase of the Fair- grounds property expected to be complete in July, city council conversations have shifted from concerns regarding acquisition of the land to talk about how to...
Mike Thompson secures $850,000 for American Canyon Ecology Center
The city of American Canyon, in partnership with the American Canyon Community & Parks Foundation (Parks Foundation), received $850,000 in funding to the Parks Foundation for development of...