When the 19th century ended, the city of Napa, just a half century old, had become a bustling community of industries, stores and schools. Man…
Downtown Napa's historic Sterling residence, now a commercial building, was built by an early Napan whose story is as interesting as his house.
Napa County typically celebrates the Fourth of July with parades, carnivals, live music and fireworks. Here, the Register presents a look back…
Along Napa’s riverfront are numerous buildings that harken back to the waterway’s heyday.
Napa Valley is arguably one of the most beautiful places in the world. To celebrate Napa Valley's natural beauty, we asked readers to send us …
Congratulations to the Class of 2021! Here are highlights from graduations held at Napa Valley College and Justin-Siena, New Technology, Ameri…
The railroad came to Napa Valley in the 1860s. Today, we know the train tracks as the route for the Napa Valley Wine Train, but years ago, the…
The rebels who instigated the Bear Flag revolt in California in 1846 eventually became illustrious, powerful and wealthy men. There was one ex…
Napa has changed over the years, but one thing that remains is the Napa River. Thank you to the Napa County Historical Society for sharing the…
Napa historian Rebecca Yerger traces the roots of the Memorial Day holiday.
Take a look back at how Napa Valley communities have honored the fallen in Memorial Day observances over the years.
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…
The long list of Napa County authors begins with James Clyman, a frontier scout and pioneer who kept a journal about his experiences in the we…
BottleRock 2021 (Sept. 3-5) tickets go on sale Monday! Here is a look back at highlights from past festivals.
Napa historian Rebecca Yerger tells stories of two pioneer mothers in Napa.
Farm-to-table was a typical way of life for the majority of Napa County residents a century ago or so. Stewart “Duke” Duhig documents this way…
A prized but earthquake-damaged stone bridge near Calistoga can be saved.
Unlike some other recent Victorian sales, this home's four rental units may be retained.
The historic train depot in Rutherford, originally built in the 1870s, is inextricably linked with the valley’s rise to prominence. Its presen…
Chancellor Hartson, one of Napa’s most distinguished pioneers, citizens and statesman, arrived in Napa in 1850.
Easter will be different this year for a lot of Napa County families, but let's take a moment to remember the good times and take a look back …
This historic Napa house is for sale for $2.1 million. Check it out.
Napa Valley historian Rebecca Yerger delves into the history of the Carneros region of Napa County.
What's the latest for Napa's Food City center? A new partner and a new plan.
Check out this found film footage of 1966 Napa auto race ... in a shopping center parking lot now home to the outlet stores.
Naturalist Kathleen Scavone shares information about the first residents of Napa Valley, the Wappo people.
Napa historian Rebecca Yerger tells stories of some of the valley's notorious women, including the one who threw pots and pans at the policema…
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