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Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. issued an official proclamation declaring the month of May as ‘California Small Business Month.’ Read the proclamation here.
Learn moreTsunamis are a fact of life for the Crescent City Harbor. After a tsunami in 2006, the Crescent City Harbor District and the State of California decided to redesign the harbor to minimize tsunami damage. This article tells what is being done to build a tsunami-resistant harbor, making it the first West Coast harbor built to [...]
Learn moreExperience America’s Best Idea – National Park Getaways. This week’s highlighted park is the Redwood National & State Parks. Check out the article for the top ten ways to explore these amazingly diverse parks – from towering redwoods in Stout Grove to whale watching at Klamath River Overlook to mountains to tide pools to wildflowers [...]
Learn moreThe Smith River has amazing runs for kayakers. This excellent article tells about runs on all three forks: the North Fork, the South Fork and the Middle Fork. Choose from rapids ranging from Class II to Class IV, from racing through gorges to drifting by towering redwoods, when running the various forks of this pristine [...]
Learn moreThe first article profiles the Easter lily industry in Smith River, CA, where four families grow 95% of the world’s Easter lilies. Learn about the history of this niche industry, the growing process and check out a picture gallery. Then check out the second article and learn how to enjoy Easter lilies in your home [...]
Learn moreThis is the lead article in the February 2012 issue of the Jefferson Monthly, the Members’ Magazine of The Jefferson Public Radio Listeners Guild. It is an excellent article about last year’s March 11th tsunami, its effects on the Crescent City Harbor here in far northwestern California, tsunami recovery and our community’s tsunami preparedness. Read [...]
Learn moreCoast Central Credit Union has been recognized by Bauer Financial, Inc. with its highest 5-Star Superior rating for the last 69 consecutive quarters, giving it the added distinction of “Exceptional Performance Credit Union”, a designation reserved for those institutions that earned the highest rating for ten years or longer. Read the press release here.
Learn moreOur local Crescent City KOA is being featured in a new ad campaign which will be unveiled November 29th. Read the article below about their part in the campaign. Daily Report/Crescent City KOA featured in Go RVing “Away” campaign
Learn moreCrescent City was one of two stops on the drive up the coast from Mendocino. The writer enjoyed their overnight lodging, redwood trees, South Beach and Battery Point Lighthouse. The link to the article is below. Los Altos Town Crier/Heading North: Beaches worth the long drive
Learn moreThis article on the Redwood National Park focuses on the Prairie Creek State Park area in Humboldt County, but Del Norte County is not totally ignored. Yes, the author says the parks are “about a 300 mile, 5 1/2 hour journey from San Francisco” (obviously referring to the southernmost portions of the Redwood National & [...]
Learn moreThe SkyWest Magazine July/August 2011 edition features Crescent City, CA, the gateway to the State & National Redwood Parks. Read about the redwoods, the beaches, Fern Canyon, and Roosevelt Elk on pages 26-28. The link to the July/August issue is below. SkyWest Magazine July/August 2011 edition.
Learn moreCalifornia Endowment has chosen our community to participate in their 10 year Building Healthy Communities program. This is the first newsletter of the Del Norte County and Adjacent Tribal Lands Building Healthy Communities. BHC Newsletter Vol 1 Issue 1
Learn moreThe February 7, 2011, Wall Street Journal has an article on salmon in the Smith River which features the Rowdy Creek Fish Hatchery, Ken Cunningham of Ken Cunningham Guide Service and Hiouchi Motel. Click here to read the article.
Learn moreNorthern California is a great place to live and play, and an even better place to do business. Our area is rich in history and business ventures of all types, and we pride ourselves on a long tradition of doing business the neighborly way. This new site is a place for those who are interested [...]
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