Napa Valley dogs are getting into the spirit of the season.
Letters: Don't sell to the highest bidder.
Letter: Routing the Napa Valley Vine Trail along Oak Avenue would prioritize bikes over residents.
Aunt Helena shares community news and events from around St. Helena.
Zumwalt Ford will become Sager Ford when St. Helena’s only auto dealership changes hands next Monday.
The Napa school district also recorded 14 positive tests last week in its return from a weeklong Thanksgiving recess.
Sophia Christy Love Phillips and her schoolmate Charles Reigersman spent last Thursday raising money to clean up the oceans and create a squirrel obstacle course.
Andre Pichly recently ended a four-year stint as St. Helena’s parks and recreation director to take a job as general manager of the Cameron Park Community Services District.
It’s still unclear whether St. Helena will be able to keep the water it collected in Bell Canyon Reservoir during the storm of late October.
The St. Helena skatepark will be closed for maintenance Dec. 13-17.
The St. Helena Seventh-day Adventist Church is hosting an outdoor live Nativity from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 17, at 1777 Main St.
St. Helena Police Department calls for Dec. 1-7.
Meet Clover, available for adoption from We Care Animal Rescue.
The St. Helena United Methodist Church is planning two events for the 2021 Advent and holiday season at 1310 Adams St.
Columnist Mark Epstein looks back on Ron Clark's time running Zumwalt Ford, which will soon become Sager Ford.
Sports events happening in the Napa Valley over the next two days.
Local hospitalizations caused by COVID-19 totaled four on Monday, compared to a peak of 25 in early September, the county reported.
Sports events happening in the Napa Valley over the next two days.
Register readers are sharing their recommendations for holiday light displays worth checking out in Napa Valley. We look forward to sharing your holiday handiwork in this gallery.
Letters: I am looking forward to having a crosswalk at Kearney and Madrona in the very near future.
Letters: Don't let Alden Global Capital gut your newspapers.
Napa city resident dies after contracting COVID-19; county’s 101st resident fatality linked to virus
The death on Monday was the county's first to be linked to the coronavirus since Nov. 18, according to county officials.
"Elf the Musical Jr." runs Dec. 4-12 at the Napa Valley College Performing Arts Center.
St. Helena Police Department calls for Nov. 23-28.
Nearly 32 feet tall, the St. Helena Chamber of Commerce's wine barrel holiday tree appeared at Main Street and Hunt Avenue last week.