News, nature, and community throughout the Emerald Triangle
– Rolling Hills and Redwoods
After learning she may have less than a year to live, a mother battling cancer has one final wish — to gather all of her children and grandchildren together one last time.
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A newer scanning technology and growing evidence around exercise are changing how doctors and patients think about fracture risk and healthy aging.
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Redway CSD crews fixing a water line leak Wednesday morning called in CHP after drivers sped through the cone zone and behaved aggressively toward workers.
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An OSHA inspection is underway at South Fork High School in Miranda after a complaint about carbon dioxide levels exceeding state limits, with a source saying the district knew about the problem since September.
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Rural volunteer firefighters often are the first responders during medical emergencies in isolated Southern Humboldt communities.
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Traffic was stacking up on Redwood Drive Tuesday afternoon as Humboldt County crews rushed to prepare for an unexpectedly early slurry seal project on the Bluffs, with drivers likely to feel delays on several surrounding roads in the days ahead.
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Congressman Jared Huffman toured SoHum Health’s expanding healthcare projects Sunday in Garberville as hospital leaders outlined plans for a new hospital campus, ongoing construction projects and the financial realities facing rural healthcare in the heart of the struggling Emerald Triangle economy.
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After losing their Bay Area iris farm to wildfire, surviving cancer, and watching the cannabis market collapse, Mark and Kendall Richard are betting on flowers one more time — this time from a field in Redcrest.
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“I am writing to express serious concern regarding the proposed Southern Humboldt Business Improvement District and the long-term impact it could have on local businesses, working families, and the future of Garberville and Redway.”
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According to information provided by Van Meter Construction, drivers can expect delays of up to 15 minutes during construction activities.
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