Sonora High News Today

Sonora artist Crow Castlebury learned basic art skills from family members at a young age and has pursued her own broad-ranging interests in art for four decades. She works in

Baseball, the sport that became the national pastime, traces its origins to the end of the 18th century, when young boys on the East Coast began playing bat and ball

More than 100 high school students from Mariposa, Tuolumne and Calaveras counties came to Columbia College last Tuesday, April 23, for the Occupational Olympics, a competition for young people targeting

Teachers were recognized for their commitment and impact on students.

Ruben Rolando DeLaRosa was a father, brother and son who graduated from high school with a 3.8 GPA and aspired to become a chef like his uncle.

A La Grange man who is accused of murder and other charges in connection with a suspected fatal DUI crash on Dec. 26 that killed 17-year-old Lydia Koelzow, of Sonora,

Citing that there is a national bus driver shortage, four Tuolumne County school districts are looking to pool resources to ensure daily transportation needs are met for students.

A 27-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday in Tuolumne County Superior Court to six years in California state prison for contacting underage girls for sex and pandering them for prostitution outside

The first phase of the planned Gold Rush Path has received nearly $6 million in state grant funding, and plans are actively being developed for the trail system that will eventually span from Jamestown, over through Sonora, and up to Columbia.

OK, here is yet another story on a vehicle I never owned. And one that I drove for fewer than 500 miles.