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The latest effort to decrease the wild horse population in Colorado will target the layered beige-and-purple plateaus of Little Book Cliffs, rangeland near Palisade that is home to about 200 mustangs....

If you love the color purple you’re in luck, because purple wildflowers are blooming all over the Ukiah Valley and beyond this week, particularly in local parks. In Low Gap Regional Park, sturdy stalks of Lupine are adding purple and white tops to many fields of grass, while the vine-like Vetch adds a more magenta […]

Construction work on the Purple Pipe Project, and with it lane closures, will be moving to Brush Street next week, the city of Ukiah reported. According to city officials, “starting the week of April 1, Ghilotti Construction will begin installing recycled water pipelines on Brush Street near Mazzoni Street. Work will progress to the east, […]

Weather Update: Gusty Winds, Heavy Rain for Portions of Alabama

Weather Update: Gusty Winds, Heavy Rain for Portions of Alabama

Sanhedrin Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be hosting a Low Gap Park Wildflower Walk on Saturday, Feb. 17 from 10 a.m. to noon at Low Gap Park. Meet at the tables near the tennis courts at 10 a.m. We should find early bloomers emerging and some actually flowering. Wear good hiking shoes […]

“I waitressed at the Palace Bar & Grill from the day it opened in August, 1978, to the day it closed in January, 1983, and I learned how to be a wonderful waitress."

When schools were out for the holidays, crews installing pipe for the final phase of the city's Recycled Water Project tried their best to finish with the roads closest to Ukiah High School before the students returned to their classrooms. However, the weather had other plans.

When schools were out for the holidays, crews installing pipe for the final phase of the city's Recycled Water Project tried their best to finish with the roads closest to Ukiah High School before the students returned to their classrooms. However, the weather had other plans.

The 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail takes a lot of research and preparation to thru-hike. If you don't want to tackle it all at once, you can break it up into sections.