New Music Video Drops on Humboldt
“The only way to say it is to put it bluntly
There ain’t another place more Outlaw Country….”
News, nature, and community throughout the Emerald Triangle
“The only way to say it is to put it bluntly
There ain’t another place more Outlaw Country….”
What started as a personal journey of self-improvement quickly blossomed into something greater—a mission to support his community.
Read more“Several weeks ago, Sam did come to his master’s home, one afternoon, & could not be driven away. He was told to return & even led part way back but to no avail. He would not go. He didn’t appear ill, as there seemed something about the look in his eyes & the wag in his tail that he was trying to tell something.”
Read more“As many know, some (or many) dogs are better people than some people are people. This week’s article is a tribute to a four legged hero, and the love between pets and their people.”
Read moreHumboldt County’s dry squad was kept very busy during the alcohol Prohibition Era. All socio-economic classes were involved in these illegal activities. These are just a few of the many news accounts of alcohol related busts.
Read moreFederal law was ignored locally in much the same way as in the modern marijuana prohibition era. “Staggering, elated chickens, laboring under the influence of too much ripe mash…” could lead to trouble though.
Read more“A group described as “worthless loafers” formed an armed mob and forced Chinese mill workers to leave their jobs near the town of Westport. The Dispatch-Democrat brings particulars of the shameful affair.”
Read moreMr. Russ has several thousand cattle in the northern part of the county; most of them will pass through here—there is no way to go around. Look out!
Read moreOn Christmas eve a Christmas tree was arranged for the children and the following program was rendered by the children….
Read more“Based on authentic knowledge of the zoology of the sperm whale, the Enterprise concludes that the total length of the animal was about two hundred and twenty-five feet.”
Read more