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Planned building restorations at Nickel and Nickel winery will give visitors an appreciation of what an 1880's farmstead looked like.Â
One Napa businessman, Luther J. Evans, made life in the here-and-now as well as the here-after more comfortable for his fellow Napans
A mighty engine on display in St. Helena powered a World War II bomber. When the pandemic is over, the owner plans to fire it up again.Â
Hubcap Ranch and the historic Aetna Springs resort are among the remote, east Napa County survivors of the massive Hennessey Fire.
After sitting in the Calistoga Depot for decades, the rare Central Pacific Coach No. 12 has been taken to Sacramento for rehabilitation and display.
Hubcap Ranch and the historic Aetna Springs resort are among the remote, east Napa County survivors of the massive Hennessey Fire.
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Cal Fire records show Napa County hasn’t had a fire the size of the Hennessey Fire since at least 1932.
Napa's Jarvis Conservatory was once the site of immigrant Joseph Mathews' beloved tribute to his him, the Lisbon Winery.
Napa County is looking at recovery from the massive Hennessey wildfire even before firefighters have quenched the last flames.
Losses in the fires of October 2017 were nearly three times greater.
Those who lost their homes to the Hennessey Fire have begun returning to take up the task of starting over.
Volunteering with Molly's Angels, Napa writer Gerald Hasser found himself learning the history of Napa from Frances Proctor.
For recreational vehicle owners, camping provides a sense of normalcy and comfort during evacuations.
100-year-old Napa native Hal Halloran looks back on his life and service in World War II.
The three were caught by fast moving flames despite multiple lines of defense against fires on the property.Â
Assessing the damage of the Hennessey Fire at the communities around Lake Berryessa has only just begun.
While firefighters make gains in rural Napa County, smoky air blankets the city, with a forecast of dry lightning raising the risk of more fires.
After World War II, a community effort created the Queen of the Valley hospital.Â
More resources have been sent to fight the Napa area fires which grew only modestly Thursday night.
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Officials are working to identify the deceased and notify next of kin, Sheriffs Office spokesperson Henry Wofford said.
Napa County Supervisors Diane Dillon and Alfredo Pedroza have been touring the fire areas.
CalFire late Wednesday evening ordered evacuations for Angwin, Deer Park and St. Helena Hospital in the wake of the growing LNU Lightning Comp…
It was a close one, but Napa Valley's longtime Turtle Rock Café and Bar survived the Hennessey Fire.
Rural residents in eastern Napa County scrambled to save their property and lives as this usually scenic paradise faced lightning-spawned wildfires.
Six wildfires in Napa County grew by 13,200 acres overnight, Cal Fire reported.
The Hennessey Fire has reached the Nichelini property. Whether it reaches the winery itself will depend on wind, weather and mitigation efforts.
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