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March 29, 2026

Essick takes Sheriff’s race

Sonoma County Sheriff’s Captain Mark Essick gained a staggering response from voters favoring him as the winner of the sheriff’s race, easily outdistancing challengers John Mutz and Ernesto Olivares.

Operation Access provides surgery to low income patients

A local rancher will get his medical needs met pro bono thanks

HHS Drag show is on, then off, then on again

Performance will be mid-June at Villa Chanticleer

New Literary Laureate chosen

Gabriel Fraire selected after Literary Guild ‘Read-Off’

Supervisors limit vacation rentals

On Tuesday, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors gave final

Swinging for the fences

The Healdsburg community has a long history of banding together

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 22

Support of Measure T (formerly Measure V)

Goooooaaaaaaaalll!

It was a hard fought soccer game. The boys were aggressively moving around the field, challenging one another. Several collided and one, from the other team, fell and took his time getting up. One of my 8 year-old’s teammates began pressing towards the goal. “Get up! Get off the floor!” yelled a spectator for the other team. Wait…floor? The game was outdoors, on natural grass, at Badger Park. Was it just a slip? Clearly he meant ground. But he was relentless in his error, continuing to choose THAT word. “Get up off the floor!” “Stop rolling around on the floor!”

Healdsburg Mom Attacked Kids Who Fought Her Child: Police

A little over two weeks ago, on the night of Sunday, Feb. 23, local police say they got a report of a Healdsburg mom who “confronted a group of juveniles” at Healdsburg Avenue and Powell Avenue, near the 7-Eleven, “regarding a previous altercation involving the woman’s child...

Up in the air?

One might say that the current dispute about a flight school at the Healdsburg Municipal Airport is simply a NIMBY issue by folks who live near the airport. The rest of you could say,  “It doesn’t affect me”….or does it?
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