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A sign at the entrance to Raley's in Elko announces the supermarket's final day of operation will be Dec. 8, with the store officially closing Dec. 9. "It's been an honor to serve the Elko community," the sign reads.
To Julie and Preston Hullen of Gardnerville, Harlan Ray Hullen, born Oct. 25, 2026, weighing 7 pounds and 10 ounces.
(StatePoint) Holiday meals are a big deal. So why should the grill sit these occasions out? This year, take classic dishes and favorite recipes outdoors, adding a fresh twist and
The Napa County Sheriff’s Office announced the closure, between Robert Louis Stevenson State Park and the 3200 block, in a text message alert at 2:57 p.m. Monday.
The Upvalley’s love affair with Robert Louis Stevenson was solidified Saturday when about 60 people gathered at the Calistoga Depot to pay homage to this legendary Scottish author’s story with the unveiling of a multi-part bronze sculpture.
Those driving by the Oroville Dam spillway in recent weeks have likely noticed it's dry and often covered in workers and trucks.
It took Beth Carlson years to complete her first quilt. At 17-years-old, Carlson and her mother worked to complete the quilt together, filling after-school evenings by meticulously cutting and stitching squares together.
The ice rink, which CARD took over running in 2023, turns the City Plaza downtown into a fully-functioning ice skating rink. Erin Morrissey, CARD's recreation director, said the rink is a great opportunity for people come together, whether they are physically skating or not.
The Tehama County Police Activities League’s Nov. 2 Superhero Bunco Night was a success, exceeding a $2,000 fundraising goal, with proceeds going toward the Kathy Hausman Scholarship fund.
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“We did this on Memorial Day,” Morris said, “and this year we are doing it again for Veterans Day.”