Sean McCawley, Fit for Life in Napa Valley: Strong upper extremities when traveling
Travel highlights the upper extremities, a part of the body that is commonly overlooked, writes Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.
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Napa High water polo standout Longoria, New Tech grad, signs with Mercyhurst University
Jason Longoria, a student at New Tech who played for Napa High, signed May 18 with the NCAA Division I men
Justin-Siena volleyball head coach Kate Pedisich and Gracie De Fina talk about Lewis & Clark College
Justin-Siena volleyball head coach Kate Pedisich and Gracie De Fina talk about De Fina signing with Lewis & Clark College of Portland, Ore., on April 27.
The Napa Valley Climate Connection: Free home energy upgrades available for Napa County residents
Over the past year, 38 Napa County homes received energy upgrades through the Bay Area Regional Energy Network’s (BayREN) EASE Home Program, which subsidized 80% of the cost.
Sosa, who led AmCan to first league title, is All-Napa County Softball Player of the Year
Kate Sosa nabs the area's top honor with her school-record 48 RBI, .549 batting clip, four triples and six homers, all while fanning 160 batters in 118 2/3 innings.
2026 All-Napa County Softball Superlatives
Player of the Year finalists, winners and finalists for Offensive Player, Defensive Player and Newcomer of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, and Coaches of the Year.
Wrestling show at Yountville library promotes youth literacy
Yountville's library and community center on Friday hosted kid-friendly wrestling matches by Lucha Libro, a Bay Area-based show that uses the larger-than-life characters and storytelling of pro wrestling to...
New group Happy House opens its door to the Napa music scene
Happy House features Steve Ventrello on guitar, Jolene Yee on vocals and keyboard, Manny Rodriguez on bass and Connor Howard on drums. The band is playing Folklore in Napa on
Wine educators chart path to reconnect with consumers
Wine educators, winemakers and industry leaders gathered at Napa Valley College to explore how authenticity, education and collaboration can help the wine industry reconnect with consumers amid changing tast...
Scott Trace follows a path of hospitality at Sttupa Estate in Napa Valley
Sttupa Estate operations director Scott Trace reflects on his hospitality career, leadership philosophy, affordable housing, gardening, and creating memorable guest experiences in the Napa Valley.
First Street Napa project 40% done; summer 2027 opening planned
Construction on First Street Napa's $300 million Phase II project is about 40% complete, with developers targeting a summer 2027 opening and highlighting downtown views.
Outdoors: Which kind of angler are you?
Alex Osenenko, aka “Mr. Sweeney,” writes about outdoors topics in his biweekly column.
A golden 'Nugget': Estimo signs with Xavier after leading Justin-Siena swim team
Rafael Estimo leaves the Braves with his name across the school record board and a college swimming future at Division I Xavier. But his legacy is not only in what
Caltrans provides money for south Napa train station study
Money is available to plan a south Napa County transportation hub in American Canyon for buses – and maybe, someday, a passenger railroad revival.
Sea lions, concerts and carnival rides headline Napa Town & Country Fair
The Napa Town & Country Fair returns to the Napa Valley Expo Aug. 6-9, offering nationally touring entertainment, hometown performers, exciting new attractions, agricultural traditions, carnival thrills...
Napa Valley College chooses local educator for provisional trustee seat
Lotte Cosca, a longtime science teacher and AVID program coordinator at Vintage High School, will serve as an NVC trustee until mid-December. She replaces Jeni Olsen, who left her 5th District seat in May af...
Napa County Sheriff's Office makes second arrest in storage theft case
Napa County sheriff's detectives continue to investigate thefts from a self-storage business.
Start the Presses: Napa should let Charlie Rossi stay in his home
Napa’s roundabout project may require demolishing Charlie Rossi’s lifelong home. The city should let him remain there until construction makes it necessary.
Measure to overhaul California’s powerful environmental law draws 73% support in new poll
A ballot measure that would overhaul one of California’s most powerful and controversial environmental laws has a commanding lead less than three months before voters begin casting ballots in the
Davis pleads not guilty to murder in Napa cardroom hit-and-run
Reginald Davis Jr. pleaded not guilty Thursday to murder and hit-and-run charges stemming from the July 7 death of Cody Johnson, who was run over after playing cards at Ace
Angela Huxley, Napa Valley House in Order: Get your group on
Other people can support us in work and distract us in play. Building time for breaks and a little fun in your groups will prevent burnout and make them much
Sean McCawley, Fit for Life in Napa Valley: Staying fit for recreational sports
Recreational sports are fun. Unless we’re in a competitive setting such as a tournament or league, engaging in these sports acts as a way for people to get their minds
Napa County Master Gardeners: The warning signs of fungi
In the forests the Ganoderma fungus has a purpose — it encourages tree decomposition — but it’s destructive in the garden, writes Cindy Watter, a UC Master Gardener of Napa
Kevin Courtney, Napa Journal: War of the flowers
Cheryl suits up to save her beloved aggies from the deer, columnist Kevin Courtney writes.