The Horrell House was red-tagged after Napa's 2014 earthquake. Take a look at it now.
Here’s what people are uncovering in Napa Valley Publishing newspaper archives. Search our historical issues for obituaries, marriage and birt…
Rebecca Yerger celebrates her 25th year writing Memory Lane for Register readers.
Napa County typically celebrates the Fourth of July with parades, carnivals, live music and fireworks, but 2020 will be different. Local Indep…
A look at the way Napa celebrated the Fourth of July 100 years ago.
For a century, Storck’s Garage had been owned and operated by only two local families, the Aratas and the Storck-Pittsleys.
For 100 years, Storck’s Garage has been a local business where automotive care and customer service has always been a priority. For its owner …
Most Popular
Napa's historic Beazley House is temporarily closed and will be renovated into a boutique hotel.
Napan Ken Nerlove doesn't gamble, but he collects, repairs and sells vintage slot machines.
After 108 years in Napa, St. John's said goodbye to its last students.
The Loose Caboose rolls on, even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
With BottleRock Napa Valley 2020 postponed until October, organizers have created (re)LIVE BottleRock, a new virtual series, launching on Memo…
During times of strife and conflict, more than the soldier has answered this nation’s call to action. These countless individuals have stepped…
Napa Sew & Vac has seen a surge in shoppers in recent weeks, said owner Russell Moore.
A 3-acre parcel near the South Napa Marketplace will become low-income housing for up to 80 families.
The Napa River Bridge (now known as the George F. Butler Memorial Bridge) was built in 1977. Napa's biggest span is named for California Highw…
Three long-time Napans shared their memories of the women's suffrage movement.
The former home to radio station KVYN/KVON is soon to be transformed into 14 townhomes.
Beclee Newcomer Wilson penned a poem for an historic event: St. Helena's Post Office turns 80, having been built in 1940.
As we experience the COVID-19 pandemic, the infamous flu pandemic of 1918-1919 comes to mind. Though erroneously called the “Spanish Flu,” it …
Latest Local Offers
As one door closes another opens — or so the saying goes.
In part due to the coronavirus, Napa's St. John's Catholic will close at the end of the school year, officials said.
Napa native and Bay Area resident Alexandria Brown has published a unique history, "Lost Restaurants of Napa Valley and Their Recipes."
Napa County study center monitors virus threat to island where mutineers sought sanctuary in 1700s.
Freelance columnist Vince D'Adamo discuesses the game that changed the state's third-oldest football rivalry for good.
The story of the Christian Brothers' retreat on Mt. Veeder.
A lot of things are changing in Napa County as a result of COVID-19 public health precautions. Here is a look at life in Napa County these days.
