Petaluma gymnasts bring home state honors
Redwood Empire Gymnastics teams took third place and captured two spots on the state team.
Sense of Place: How Haystack got its name
Glen Ellen-based historical ecologist Arthur Dawson tries to untangle the origin of Haystack Landing.
Looking Back, Sept. 23, 1912
Travel back to see what made news 100 years ago.
Spotted in Petaluma
Brad Prather's rolling billboard for all things solar.
Looking Back, Sept. 16, 1912
Travel back to see what made news on Sept. 16, 1912.
The Week in Petaluma, Sept. 16-23
From flea markets and ukuleles to jazz, meditation, healing, music, drama and writing.
Sense of Place: How Two Rock got its name
Historical ecologist Arthur Dawson tells the story behind 'Dos Piedras.'
The flag returns to Dairymen’s
Dairymen's Feed Co-op employees pose with the new flag atop Petaluma's iconic feedmill, flying at half-mast to commemorate 9/11.
Bringing silk soap to Petaluma
On June 20, 1912, the nation's first cross-country truck left Philadelphia with soap destined for Petaluma's Carlson-Currier Silk Mill. It arrived Sept. 21 after a hair-raising journey.
Looking Back, Sept. 10, 1912
Travel back to see what made news on Sept. 10, 1912.