Parish Seeks Centennial Memories

Sacred Heart Parish, 1560 Hazel St., in Gridley has issued a call for photos, stories and historical items as it prepares for its 100-year anniversary in 2026. Read More »

Memorial Day Ceremony Set, Beale AFB Flyover Planned

The Gridley-Biggs Military Veterans Court of Honor Committee will host its annual Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 25 at the Gridley-Biggs Cemetery District, honoring fallen service members and recognizing those who continue to serve. Read More »

Trojans Sweep Bulldogs in Series for First Place in Westside League

The Gridley Bulldogs baseball team were swept by the Orland Trojans on May 1 with a 10-1 loss. Read More »

Tri Area Graduation Events

Graduation Season is Coming Up! Read More »

Firefighters Step Up to the Plate

CAL FIRE Butte County Fire invites the community to the annual North vs. South softball game, set for Friday, May 15 at Vierra Park. Read More »

Gridley FFA Livestock Team Wins State Championship

Gridley FFA’s livestock team claimed the state championship, along with the large silver trophy, at the California FFA State Judging Finals held May 2-3 at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. Read More »

Federal Aid Approved for Peach Growers After Plant Closure

Federal officials have approved up to $9 million in aid to assist California peach growers following the closure of a major processing facility in Modesto, a move lawmakers say left farmers without a market for their crops. Read More »

Celebration Honors Youth in Gridley

The McKinley School campus was filled with activity April 30 during a well-attended Children’s Day celebration hosted by McKinley and Wilson elementary schools. Read More »

Cancer Survivor Celebration Set in Marysville

Adventist Health and Rideout Cancer Care Center will host its 16th annual Cancer Survivor Celebration on June 2, inviting patients and their families to gather, connect and mark their cancer journeys. Read More »

Biggs Council Updates Payment, Voting and Travel Policies

The Biggs City Council approved three policy updates during its April 28 meeting, including a shift to electronic bill payments, a clarification on how council votes are recorded and changes to the city’s travel reimbursement rules. Read More »

Wolverines Get Swept by Braves for First-Place Battle

The Biggs Wolverines baseball team were swept in their series against the Hamilton Braves and lost their opportunity at a Mid-Valley League championship. Read More »

Live Oak Schools Earn AVID Honors

Two Live Oak Unified School District campuses have earned national recognition for advancing college and career readiness, joining a select group of schools across the country. Read More »

Sutter County Approves $8.3M Road Plan

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors has approved an $8.3 million road work plan for fiscal year 2026-27, advancing a list of projects focused on road repairs, bridge upgrades and long-term infrastructure needs. Read More »

Yuba City Walk Raises TSC Awareness, May 16

Local families and advocates will gather May 16 at Didar Bains Park for the Step Forward to Cure TSC event, a fundraiser and awareness campaign supporting those affected by tuberous sclerosis complex. Read More »

Yuba-Sutter Plans New Special Investigations Unit

Law enforcement agencies in Yuba-Sutter will shift to a new investigative model this summer with the formation of a joint Special Investigations Unit aimed at serious and repeat criminal activity. Read More »

Wolverines Snap Losing Streak by Pounding the Panthers

The Biggs Wolverines softball team snapped their three-game losing streak as they beat the Maxwell Panthers 14-0 on April 23. Read More »

Federal Cut Ended County Nutrition Program

A federally funded nutrition education program that provided services in rural communities across Butte County ended last month after Congress eliminated funding, forcing the county to close out the effort earlier than planned. Read More »

Butte Supervisors Retain Friends of the Arts

In a split 3-2 vote, the Butte County Board of Supervisors on April 14 designated the Upstate Community Enhancement Foundation, known as Friends of the Arts, as the county’s Local Arts Agency after a competing motion to select the State Theater Arts Guild failed. Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

Shown is a historic Gridley building in its prime back “Then”. Based off this photograph, where was this building and what is located there “Now”? Read More »

Gridley FFA Welding Team Wins State

Gridley High School’s ag welding team took first place overall at the California FFA State Finals for Welding, held April 25 at the University of California, Merced. Read More »

FEMA Silence Raises Concerns in Butte County

Butte County officials are facing new uncertainty in federal disaster recovery efforts after learning that key FEMA-funded projects were denied without notice during a recent federal shutdown. Read More »

Cloyd Walks-off Bulldogs in Win Over Lions

The Gridley Bulldogs softball team walked off another instant classic between the rivalry with the Live Oak Lions in a 12-10 victory on April 23. Read More »

Gridley Freshmen Take Shakespeare Trip

Gridley High School freshmen traveled to Ashland, Oregon, this spring for the school’s annual trip to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, where students experienced live theater and campus life firsthand. Read More »

Sutter County Launches ‘Yodel Pass’ for Boat Access

Sutter County has launched a new digital system aimed at streamlining access to several popular boat launch and parking locations. Read More »

Gridley Boys Tennis Ends Season in NSCIF Playoffs

The Gridley High School boy’s tennis team advanced to the NSCIF team playoffs and hosted Central Valley in the first round. Read More »

B-Line Adds App, Smart Card Payments

Butte Regional Transit has introduced new fare payment options, allowing riders to use a mobile app or reloadable cards as part of a broader system upgrade. Read More »

Rise and Shine!

Bed Races Return as Crowd Favorite in Gridley Red Suspenders Day Read More »

City Cuts Administrator Salary Amid Backlash

The Gridley City Council on April 20 approved a revised employment agreement for City Administrator Elisa Arteaga, setting her salary at a lower amount after she declined a previously approved pay raise. Read More »

Durham Farmers Market Runs Sundays Through October

The Durham Grange Farmers Market will continue every Sunday through Oct. 25 following a strong opening day that drew families, vendors and community groups to the Midway. Read More »

Sutter County Honors Museum Volunteers

Sutter County officials recognized the contributions of local volunteers during a proclamation marking National Volunteer Week, highlighting the role they play in supporting the Sutter County Museum and the broader community. Read More »

Sutter County Moves to Lower Rural Speed Limits

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors on April 14 advanced two ordinances establishing new speed limits on rural roadways, citing traffic safety concerns and engineering studies. Final approval is scheduled for April 28. Read More »

Veterans Stand Down Dinner set May 30

The 14th annual Yuba-Sutter Veterans Stand Down Fundraising Dinner is set for May 30 at the 530 Event Center in Marysville, bringing together community members, leaders and supporters to raise funds for services that assist local veterans and their families. Read More »

Gridley Prepares for Red Suspenders Day, May 16

Gridley will celebrate its 65th annual Red Suspenders Day on Saturday, May 16, with a full day of events honoring local firefighters and police while bringing the community together downtown. Read More »

We’re Diggin’ It

Fairgrounds Holds Volunteer Day Read More »

Then and Now: Gridley Museum’s Photo Contest

Shown is a historic Gridley building in its prime back “Then”. Based off this photograph, where was this building and what is located there “Now”? Read More »