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Bulldogs Stomp Bobcats as Wolverines and Lions Suffer Shutout Defeats

Willows conquered their first victory of the season as they shut down an offense that scored 43 points the week prior.

Young festivalgoers enjoy a playful moment

Harvest Festival Brings Durham Together

Classic cars under the shade trees, prize pumpkins, music, food and family activities helped turn Durham Community Park into a hometown gathering place Sept. 20 for the 47th annual Durham Harvest Festival.

Gridley Church Marks 100 Years

Gridley Church Marks 100 Years

Gridley’s Christian Life Assembly Church celebrated 100 years of ministry with a two-day centennial celebration last weekend.

Pride Celebration Returns to Yuba City, Oct. 3

Tri-County Diversity will bring its fifth annual Pride in the Park back to Sam Brannan Park on Saturday, Oct. 3, with live entertainment, vendors, community resources and activities for children. Read More »

Trash Collection Days Changing in Yuba-Sutter

About 35,000 Recology Yuba-Sutter customers could see changes to their garbage collection days beginning the week of Oct. 12 as the company restructures routes across Yuba and Sutter counties. Read More »

Katy Rose, a Rotary member, author and functional medicine practitioner,

Poets, Readers Gather in Browns Valley, Sept. 27

Poets, writers and listeners are invited to gather for Poetry in the Park at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, at Sycamore Ranch Park, 5390 Highway 20 in Browns Valley. Read More »

Tax Divide Deepens Across Sutter County

The city councils of Yuba City and Live Oak have signed off on their shares of Sutter County’s proposed 1% sales tax, leaving voters to decide Nov. 3 whether the latest attempt to raise local sales taxes moves forward. Read More »

Rotary Club of Yuba City and Sutter Union High School gather with a $10,000 check for the school’s track and field program

Rotary Donates $10,000 to Sutter Track

Sutter Union High School’s track and field program will soon have new equipment after receiving a $10,000 donation from the Rotary Club of Yuba City. Read More »

School Enrollment Declines Loom Regionally

The California Department of Education (CDE) announced Public school enrollment trends across the Sacramento Valley are expected to move in different directions over the next decade, with Sutter County projected to add nearly 2,900 students while Colusa, Glenn and Butte counties face continued declines. Read More »

Gridley Museum Board Selects Officers

Gridley Museum Board Selects Officers

Gridley Museum elected its 2026-27 officers at its last board meeting Wednesday, Sept. 16. Read More »

Live Oak Approves Measure G Agreement

At the Sept. 16 meeting of the Live Oak City Council, two residents spoke during public comment to express concerns about the city’s financial troubles, worrying that they could lead to future bankruptcy and requesting more transparency. Read More »

Utility Wildfire Survivor Coalition

Coalition Urges Newsom to Sign AB 2700

Wildfire survivors, elected officials, business representatives and community advocates gathered in Santa Rosa on Sept. 18 to call on Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign legislation aimed at addressing compensation for victims of utility-caused wildfires. Read More »

Gridley Makes Meeting Recordings Official Record

The Gridley City Council has approved a shift to shorter action minutes while designating audio and video recordings as the official record of council and Planning Commission meetings. Read More »

Biggs Advances Utility Meter Replacement

Biggs is moving forward with a citywide project to replace more than 1,500 aging electric and water meters with new technology. Read More »

A Peaceful Retreat to Pescadero

Lounging out by the pool at Venture Retreat Center, we were the only two souls in this forest canyon at the moment. The topic being discussed was ‘childlike wonder,’ and how difficult it seems to shift our mindset back to this type of innocence. Read More »

Former Biggs Mayor Sentenced to Prison

Former Biggs Mayor Robert Brian Bassett was sentenced to four years and four months in state prison for sex crimes involving a 17-year-old foreign exchange student. Read More »

Quilts Unfold Women’s Hidden History

Colusa quilt historian Arlene Arnold will share 26 quilts spanning 250 years while telling the stories of women whose achievements helped shape American history Sept. 27. Read More »

Bulldogs Spear Spartans as Wolverines Shutout by Tigers on Road

The Biggs Wolverines suffered their second-straight week of offensive struggles against a superior defense. Read More »

Gridley to Receive $5,000 T-Mobile Football Grant

Gridley High School has received a $5,000 grant for its football program through T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, giving the school a financial boost and a chance to compete for a $1 million football field upgrade. Read More »

An artist's rendering shows the proposed Gold Star Families Memorial Monument in front of the Veterans Memorial Hall

Legion Seeks Support for Gold Star Memorial

Gold Star Families could soon have a permanent place of remembrance in Gridley, where American Legion South Butte Post 210 is pursuing plans for a memorial outside Veterans Memorial Hall. Read More »

Live Oak Awarded $1 Million Grant to Save City Pool

At the Sept. 2 meeting of the Live Oak City Council, a resident spoke during public comment about the Local Agency Formation Commission’s (LAFCO) Municipal Service Reviews, which include efficiency analyses of local jurisdictions. Read More »

Lions Run Game Proficient Against Cubs

The Live Oak Lions moved to 2-1 on the 2026 season after their rushing attack ran through the Anderson Cubs in a 43-7 victory on Sept. 11. Read More »

Gridley Server Room Overheats After HVAC Failure

Air conditioning at Gridley City Hall is more than a matter of human comfort. Read More »

dancers perform during the Mexican Heritage

Celebrating 'El Grito'

Song, dance and patriotic fanfare filled Daddow Park during the fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration, on Saturday, Sept. 12. Read More »

Garbage Rate Hike Hits Biggs Residents

Biggs residents began paying 6.57% more for garbage service Sept. 16 after the City Council approved Waste Management’s annual rate adjustment and authorized negotiations toward another five-year agreement with the company. Read More »

Gridley Restricts Parking Near High School

The Gridley City Council approved new restricted parking zones around Gridley High School aimed at reducing congestion, improving visibility and addressing concerns from nearby residents whose driveways have been blocked by student vehicles. Read More »

Butte County Voters Urged to Check Registration

With the Nov. 3 General Election approaching, the Butte County Elections Division is reminding voters to check their registration information before ballots are mailed. Read More »

Titans Pick Up Three Wins

The Gridley Titans youth football teams picked up three victories over the Enterprise Jr. Hornets on Saturday, Sept. 12. Read More »

Biggs Gridley Road Included in Safety Project

Two locations on West Biggs Gridley Road will receive pavement safety improvements as part of a $1 million project approved Sept. 8 by the Butte County Board of Supervisors. Read More »

California Judges Association

Butte, Sutter Courts Honored for Civics Work

Superior courts in Butte and Sutter counties have earned statewide recognition for programs that bring judges, the courts and civics education directly to local students. Read More »

Measure G Revenue Split Takes Shape

Sutter County has approved revenue-sharing agreements outlining how millions of dollars generated by a proposed 1% countywide sales tax could be divided with the cities of Yuba City and Live Oak if voters approve Measure G in November. Read More »

Artists Sought for Festival Exhibition

Artists Sought for Festival Exhibition

Artists have until Nov. 30 to submit work for the 2027 Wild & Scenic Film Festival Art Exhibition, which will coincide with the environmental film festival’s 25th anniversary in Grass Valley and Nevada City. Read More »

California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control

ABC Authorizes New Liquor Licenses

Businesses in Colusa, Yuba, Sutter and Nevada counties will have opportunities to apply for new liquor licenses this September under authorizations announced by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Read More »

Adventist Health Feather River

Adventist Health Feather River Unifies Health Records

Adventist Health Feather River has moved to the Epic electronic health record system, connecting the Paradise-area facility with hospitals and clinics throughout the Adventist Health system. Read More »

National Hot Rod Association

Motorsports Roundup

The biggest meet of the year in the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) drag racing series took place over Labor Day weekend at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Billed as the U.S. Nationals, it was also the regular-season points finale for the top four NHRA classes. Read More »

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