Each Thursday, the Napa Valley Register poses a question of the week to its readers.
Why does Napa have a rotting ship? And a bus shelter that looks like a stone cottage? Read on.
Making plans? Check out our community calendar for events, featuring events in Napa, American Canyon, St. Helena and beyond.
Question: It’s graduation season. What words of wisdom do you have for the Class of 2025?
Festival La Onda — Northern California’s biggest Latin music festival — returns to the Napa Valley Expo on Saturday and Sunday for its second year.
Like to hangout with kittens and cats? Ella's cathouse and adoption center has a new location in Napa at 1855 Old Sonoma Road in the Food City shopping center.
Lucky Penny Productions welcomes the return of “The Real Housewives of Napa Valley” as the final show in their 2024-25 season, live on stage Friday, May 30 through Sunday, June 15 at the Lucky Penny Community Arts Center in Napa.
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For me, my vision is to streamline the construction industry and build our much-needed housing faster, more efficiently, more cost effectively and just plain more livable. Improved motorization of our equipment with more robotic assistance must be our future, writes columnist Chris Craiker.
Two recent incidents prompted me to look into this subject — squirrels damaging trees and garden plants: A highly valued Japanese maple showing dieback, and my Dahlia sprouts disappearing, columnist Bill Pramuk writes.
I've developed coping strategies that border on the ridiculous sometimes, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
If you are new to gardening, an herb garden is an excellent entry-level activity. It doesn’t require much space, success is almost guaranteed, and most herbs attain their full size relatively quickly, which is gratifying, writes Cindy Watter, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.
The American Canyon High baseball team had one of its best offensive and worst defensive performances in a tough 11-9 playoff loss at Clear Lake on Wednesday.
Royce Hall pitched well and Cole Gholar went 3 for 4 as American Canyon upset No. 2 Head-Royce, 6-2, in North Coast Section playoff game Saturday in Oakland.
Justin-Siena junior Lainey Reiter, American Canyon senior Khairee Baker, and Baker's 4x100 relay team qualified for the track and field state meet on Saturday.
Dylan Brown pitched a six-hitter to lead seventh-seeded American Canyon past No. 10 Stuart Hall in a North Coast Section Division 4 playoff opener Wednesday.
Traveling and being away from home for business or pleasure offers new sources of stress in ways we can’t necessarily prepare for. However, if we consistently practice staying healthy and fit before we venture out on a trip for a while, we’ll have a set of tools in the form of lifetime fitness that offer us invaluable assets to get the most out of traveling successfully, writes Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.
Reinforcing health is valuable because, without it, people can lack energy and vitality, as well as happiness and the ability to fulfill their daily roles, writes Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.
Described as a humble and determined leader, Jack Beckstoffer is St. Helena's newest Eagle Scout.
Chef Cindy Pawlcyn will moderate "Words & Wine: A Culinary Conversation" with chef Katie Reicher on June 12, a benefit for the St. Helena Public Library.
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(Family Features) When the kids are home for summer break, meal-prep becomes a must for busy families to ensure nutritious foods are on the menu. This summer, give your kiddos the fuel they need for all their warm-weather activities and adventures with a healthy twist on a childhood classic.
(BPT) - Summer nights are meant to feel relaxed and carefree, but when your family's schedule is packed to the brim, they can quickly become anything but. These easy tips can help take the pressure off your evenings, so you can spend less time stressing and more time soaking up the summer sun.
(BPT) - Love traveling, but find your best adventures somewhere between big cities and crowded attractions? If your favorite travel memories involve exploring hidden gems on roads less traveled, you're following the current travel trend — "detour destinations" — which seek amazing experience…
(BPT) - Lisa Roberts has raised a family, reached an impressively high level in her career, and been an anchor for her mother and other family members. Suddenly, within a very short period, her brother and son were diagnosed with chronic illness, and her mother passed away after a too-brief …
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