Local Experts Develop COVID-19 Mental Health, Self-Care App
A new app from the team that developed the Sonoma Rises app following the 2017 wildfires helps users cope with stress and anxiety amid the pandemic.
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Fire Survivors Continue to Receive Free Therapy and Yoga Through Local Mental Health Collaborative
Sonoma County residents continue to deal with trauma in the wake of last year's firestorm. Here's where to receive free support.
After the Firestorm, Shelter and Solace at Santa Rosa’s Astro Motel
When wildfires bore down on Santa Rosa, the Astro Motel had not yet opened. Within two days, they were hosting fire evacuees for free.
Field of Dreams: Sonoma County Resident Raises Funds So Children Can Play Soccer in Nigeria
The World Cup may be over, but for Nigerian-American Forestville resident Julius Ujeh, soccer is not just a seasonal affair. It is a way of approaching life.
5 Inspiring Sonoma County Wine Women
As the old saying goes, behind every good wine is a great woman. Ok, we just made that up - but, in Sonoma Wine Country, it’s true.
Want to Be a Successful Writer? Rise Early, Says Petaluma Author of Eight Books
Crissi Langwell's coffeemaker starts brewing at 5:20 am, and as soon as the hot caffeine is ready, she starts writing.
7 Wine Country Fashion Bloggers to Follow on Instagram
If you're a fashion, design and lifestyle lover, you're going to want to make room on your feed for these 7 drop-dead gorgeous Instagram accounts.
Santa Rosa Artist’s Work, Unseen for Decades, is Revealed and Celebrated in Local Exhibits
William “Bill” Taylor’s renderings of the West County urban landscape have remained unseen and unrecognized for five decades. They are now being revealed and celebrated in a series of local exhibits.
Sonoma Entrepreneur Sal Chavez Builds Bridges Through Business
As Sonoma entrepreneur Sal Chavez successfully grows his business, he gives back to the community - and never forgets his roots.
The Faces of Harvest: A Photo Essay
Photographer Erik Castro's poignant photo series captures the faces of Sonoma County grape harvest workers, traveling great distances to toil at this labor-intensive job.