The latest community coverage from Humboldt County and the North Coast.
The Garberville Summer Arts Fair is leaving the town square after three decades and relocating to the Benbow grounds, a move that organizers say will double vendor capacity and end the annual parking nightmare.
The Arcata Farmers Market kicked off its 2026 season Saturday with 87 registered vendors, the most in the market's 46-year history, as crowds filled the plaza by mid-morning.
The Mateel Community Center marked its fiftieth anniversary Saturday with a reggae fundraiser that packed the hall and brought out three generations of Southern Humboldt residents.
Hundreds gathered on the Humboldt County Courthouse steps Sunday for an International Women's Day rally featuring the Raging Grannies, local speakers, and more homemade signs than anyone could count.
After three years of fundraising, petitions, and packed community meetings, the McKinleyville skatepark project cleared its final planning approval Wednesday, setting the stage for an $800,000 concrete park on the east side of Hiller Park.
After two years of bucket brigades and tarps, the Redway Community Center finally has a new roof, thanks to a grassroots fundraising effort that pulled in more than $87,000.
The Ferndale Fog, a Main Street fixture for 22 years, reopened Thursday night with a renovated kitchen, expanded bar, and a line out the door.
An estimated 400 people marched from the Arcata Community Center to the Plaza on Monday for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, the largest turnout in at least a decade.