Becoming Farmers: A Couple Builds Their Dream Small Business in Sonoma
Chris and Lori Melançon were burning out on the hustle of city life when they started having discussions about buying land and becoming farmers.
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This Sebastopol Shop Offers One-of-a-Kind Native American Arts and Clothing
Native Riders sells the work of artists from 26 different tribes.
Spice Up Fall with This Chile Recipe
Chile season in Sonoma continues until the first frost, usually sometime in November in most areas of the county.
Volunteers Harvest Surplus Produce for Locals in Need
Sonoma County residents are getting into gleaning.
‘The Different Skin Tones Are My Inspiration:’ Local Artists Respond to Black Lives Matter Movement
Dozens of local communities have commissioned murals and large-scale public art projects in response to a national dialogue on racial equity.
‘It’s Bringing You Back to What’s Important:’ Locals Share Experience of Planting Victory Gardens
At fall harvest, we check back in with some of this spring’s newly minted victory gardeners.
Windsor Spirit-Maker Creates Gold-Medal Gin While Battling Cancer
Tara Jasper made final adjustments to her gin recipes just days before starting chemotherapy
The Anxious Season: What Happens If Wildfires Return During the Pandemic?
There are two main scenarios giving local emergency managers and fire chiefs nightmares. One is an outbreak of disease in an evacuation center. The other is an outbreak of illness among firefighters.
A TV-Star Designer Creates Unique Garden for Healdsburg Couple
The garden landscape features a stargazing tower made of salvaged industrial materials.
Meet 18-Year-Old Community Organizer Joy Ayodele
Joy Ayodele of Santa Rosa has quickly become a prominent young leader in the local Black Lives Matter movement.