Admission is free and shuttles are offered to and from the one-day event honoring the annual Steelhead trout migration.
A temporary dog park will open soon at Badger Park, according to the city of Healdsburg.
Here's what the U.S. Geological Survey has to say about the earthquake.
The Russian River Watershed Association's environmental column for January 2024.
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"This new location in Guerneville is a game changer for residents in the surrounding vicinity."
The emergency, cold-weather shelter on Hudson Street will be operational this winter under specific weather conditions.
Let us know where the holiday lights shine the brightest.
Healdsburg police and fire personnel responded and corrected the problem.
See a map of the closure, which starts at 4 p.m. and continues until 9:30 p.m. Halloween night.
Road closures start at 7 a.m. Sunday and the event opens to the public at noon at Healdsburg Plaza.
These community leaders run a Healdsburg farm and ensure that 100 percent of what is raised gets distributed to their neighbors in need.
A local-led immersive learning program brings crafts, cocktails, and cooking classes to town
Anthony Solar raises and cares for 300 chickens, donating all the eggs to food banks.
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The deadline is approaching to submit ideas for the name of the city's newest park at the Saggio Hills development.
The strongest earthquake was 4.8 magnitude and the smallest was 2.9 magnitude, according to the USGS.
New Zealand mudsnails are cause for concern, as they travel by easily attaching to waders, boots, clothing, shoelaces, watercraft and gear.
Looking for ways to serve your community? Here are five organizations that are always in need of volunteers and donations.
The quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening today in Healdsburg.
This article was authored by Andrew Stricklin, City of Ukiah Public Works, on behalf of the Russian River Watershed Association.
The quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening this weekend in Healdsburg.
The free event will feature food, live music, ballet folklorico, Aztec dancers and lowriders.
The Sept. 12 event offers residents a chance to dispose of hazardous household waste in a safe, legal and responsible manner.
Community members are invited to submit their name ideas for the city of Healdsburg's newest park.
The main trail and all connection trails are inaccessible during construction at Fitch Mountain. See a map of the planned improvements.