Healdsburg Tribune

10/29/2025

Do you wonder why the Memorial Bridge was closed this morning? Rick Tang shows us: Men at Work.

10/28/2025

More images from the rain-or-shine Dia de Mu***os, these from TenayCreative!

10/28/2025

A banner season is unfolding for the Healdsburg Greyhounds. With the boys varsity squad ranked second in Northern California’s Division 5, the team is poised to qualify for the CIF State Championship—thanks in large part to standout performances from sophomore Lucas Welty, junior Lukas Brennan and senior team captain Jake McWilliams. On their home 3.1-mile Hoot Owl Vineyard course, the trio have already shattered records: Welty posting 17:14 and McWilliams 17:29, both surpassing the previous standard of 17:36. Head coach Kate Guthrie noted that the team must finish among the top four at the NCS Championship or secure top-16 finishes individually to advance.

Read the full story at wklys.co/3WDULch

10/28/2025

Tomorrow, October 29th, the Healdsburg Ave Bridge over the Russian River will be closed from 8:30am to 3:00pm. The closure is necessary to allow for Caltrans to perform a routine bridge inspection, which is completed ever two years.

Access to businesses will remain open during the bridge closure. .

10/27/2025

Life and death, rain or shine, Dia de los Mu***os in the Healdsburg Plaza.

10/26/2025

Geyserville steps up again!

10/24/2025

Just in time for Halloween, The Healdsburg Tribune takes readers behind the curtain of local theater. Shakespeare’s Macbeth returns to the Raven, while other North Bay stages deliver laughs and thrills. Discover the region’s dramatic flair.

10/24/2025

On Oct. 18, an estimated 2,500 people gathered along Healdsburg Avenue for the “No Kings” demonstration, a local chapter of the nationwide movement opposing the current federal administration. Participants marched between the freeway exit and Mill Street roundabout, carrying signs and patriotic symbols while raising concerns about democratic rights, emergency powers, and civil liberties. The city’s local groups, including Indivisible and Climate Action Healdsburg, joined the coordinated effort, which counted more than 7 million protesters in over 2,700 U.S. locations.

Read more here ➤ wklys.co/4hk1uBm

10/23/2025

Paul Bernier raises the alarm about the damage done to the Dry Creek corridor by Sonoma Water Agency.

A noted Dry Creek farmer complains that streambed degradation is evident at Yoakim Bridge as the gravel around the instream pier has been scoured away, resulting in a partial void under the pier footing. ...

10/23/2025

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10/23/2025

Good article on a complex topic.

After settling with inn owners for $60,000, Healdsburg has approved their plan to convert the Grove Street site into a high-end drug treatment center.

10/22/2025

Looking forward to the Pumpkin Festival this weekend? Keep looking - the threat of RAIN has canceled the annual event, it will take place the following Saturday, Nov. 1.