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Scenes from Napa's Napa Lighted Art Festival, a collection of projected-light and laser exhibitions on display in downtown Napa.
Rebecca Yerger looks back 100 years for a glimpse of what was in the news in Napa County and beyond in January 1922.
Napa historian Rebecca Yerger shares tales of New Years in Napa past, including grand balls, comic mishaps, a prank in the wilds of Alta Heights.
For a guy who's busy spreading joy to kids worldwide, Santa seems to have found plenty of time to visit the Napa Valley over the years. Here's a look back from our archives of some of the times the Register has caught up with the Jolly Old Elf himself.
Lynne Champlin shares the history of Napa's Theodore Parker House and the role it has played in the town.
We at the Napa Valley Register aren't quite sure when Ugly Christmas Sweaters became a cool holiday tradition, but we are so thankful for our readers who embrace it and are willing to share their photos.
From its Mt. Veeder perch, the Christian Brothers’ Mont La Salle campus has looked over Napa Valley and its communities for 90 years. Both an architectural and community icon, this institution marked the commencement of its local residency by inviting all Napa County residents to an open hou…
Napa's Lighted Board Parade is a quirky holiday institution. Here's a look back through the years from the archives of the Napa Valley Register.
The annual Calistoga Lighted Tractor Parade will be held on Saturday, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m on Lincoln Avenue in downtown Calistoga. Here is a look at highlights from past parades.
Philanthropy and other acts of kindness have been a long-standing tradition throughout Napa County. This especially the case during Prohibition and the Great Depression in the early 20th century.
Napa's annual Christmas Parade will be taking over Second, Brown and Third streets on Saturday, Nov. 27, between 5 and 6:30 p.m.
Here is a look back at past Napa Christmas tree lightings to get you in the holiday mood.
Charity fun runs have been a part of Thanksgiving festivities for many Napa County residents over the years. Here is a look back at some turkey run highlights.
Naturalist Kathleen Scavone looks back at the history of Napa County's Lake Berryessa, including the first people who lived in the region.
Napa Valley historian Rebecca Yerger checks back to see what local newspapers were reporting in November 1931.
Local historian Rebecca Yerger offers a glimpse into Napa Valley's past in her column "Memory Lane". This is a collection of her most recent columns.
Napa Valley historian Rebecca Yerger explores one of the oldest buildings on the Veterans Home of California campus in Yountville: the Armistice Chapel.
From our readers: A salute to the family tradition of picking pumpkins in time for Halloween.
A ghostly exacting hostess, a spirited pair of cats, and a one extremely confused apparition -- these are Rebecca Yerger's ghostly Napa Valley tales for 2021.
Local historian and Napa Valley Register columnist Rebecca Yerger has been delighting readers with tales of Napa County's haunted history for a decade. Here is a collection of her columns and features just in time for Halloween.
Relive Halloween memories in Napa Valley dating back to 2012.
A look back at Halloween festivities in Calistoga.
From our readers: A salute to the family tradition of picking pumpkins in time for Halloween.
By the late 1880s Napans were avid baseball fans, with local teams and their own amateur league.