Humboldt Hero, Petty Officer Third Class Robert E. Bartley
Eureka honors Navy Seabee veteran Robert Bartley, who helped carve Diego Garcia out of jungle in 1971 and now calls Humboldt Hill home
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Skunk Train Unveils Patriotic Locomotive 1776 to Mark America’s 250th Anniversary
The California Western Railroad’s beloved Skunk Train has a new look rolling out of Fort Bragg this summer — a stars-and-stripes decorated locomotive honoring the nation’s 250th anniversary that will lead most trains on the Mendocino Coast through the celebration year.
Read moreCalifornia’s North Coast Showcased on the National Stage
“Public garden conference highlights the region’s leadership in conservation, horticulture, and sustainable tourism.”
Read moreUSS Milwaukee Shipwreck EXPOSED by Extreme Low Tide in Humboldt County
“In this episode of the Humboldt Axe YouTube channel, I head out to the beaches near Samoa to explore the remains of the USS Milwaukee, a massive U.S. Navy cruiser that ran aground in 1917 during a rescue attempt involving the H-3 submarine during World War I.”
Read moreYoung Arcata Brothers Take Hip-Hop from the Radio to the Stage
Two kids better known on the airwaves as 42 Buck$ and DJ Hawk are stepping up their music game with a big show planned for late summer.
Read moreRedwood Parks Conservancy Welcomes Tara Dettmar as New Executive Director
“Dettmar worked throughout the Klamath and Smith River watersheds and along the North Coast with organizations including the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Smith River Alliance, Tolowa Dunes Stewards, the Yurok Tribe Environmental Program, and the U.S. Forest Service. Her work focused on fisheries biology, environmental education, habitat restoration, and cultural resource stewardship.”
Read moreFrom Dell’Arte to Senior Services: Leira Satlof’s Long Road Through Humboldt County
From running a struggling theater to keeping Ferndale’s seniors fed, housed, and on the road to their doctor’s appointments, Leira Satlof has spent decades finding new ways to serve her adopted hometown.
Read moreRedwood Acres Raceway Announces 2026 Hall Of Fame Class
“Redwood Acres Raceway is proud to announce five new inductees into the raceway’s Hall Of Fame.”
Read moreFrom Outlaw Hills to Economic Crossroads: New Book Tells Mendo’s Story
One reason North Coast residents pick up books about the Emerald Triangle is to see if they recognize themselves—or someone they know.
Read moreTriplet Black-tail Bucks Sporting Spikes and White Mustaches
Black-tailed deer often travel in small bachelor groups during the summer months, with young males spending time together before the autumn rut…um…changes their priorities
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