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29-year-old Silas Johnson of Crescent City was driving alone westward on Harding Avenue at about 7 p.m. Friday, April 21, when his 2003 Volkswagen sedan was involved in a one-car
Body Found After Barn Fire Identified As Tamera Sanders, Known Crescent City Area Transient This flier, posted on the Facebook page "Creeps of Crescent City," calls for answers into the death of Tamera Sanders. Del Norte County Sheriff’s deputies have confirmed the identity of a Crescent City woman whose body was found inside a barn that burned down near Howland Hill Road and Bertsch Avenue on May 2. Deputies are investigating the death of Tamera Sanders, 29, as suspicious “until we know otherwise,” Undersheriff Randy Waltz told the Wild Rivers Outpost on Tuesday. The cause of death is...
Del Norte Unified Plan Calls For Restructuring In-Town Elementary Schools Mary Peacock Elementary School students, in pre-COVID days, participate in the Breakfast in the Classroom program. Mary Peacock is one of four schools included in a proposed restructuring plan. File photo: Jessica Cejnar Though they acknowledged that most parents are focused on the upcoming school year, Del Norte Unified officials propose to restructure its four in-town elementary campuses so that half serve transitional kindergarten through second-grade students and the other half house third- through fifth-grade stude...
How Radio Has Changed in 30+ Years I have worked in this building in West Shreveport since May 4th of 1984. I did move and go downtown to Spring Street for a few years, but I've been back in the Westport radio station since 1995. So this place is home. I started working here when I was just 22 years old. We had KWKH and KROK in this building. I was one of four members of the news team. John Lee was the News Director and he retired several years ago after a long and distinguished career in radio. He taught me so much about radio and being a good reporter. I was just 1 year out of college. What...
Jessica Cejnar / Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020 @ 5:36 p.m. / Education Del Norte High's Tiny House Class Will Get A Roof Over Its Head; DNUSD Board Approves $500,000 Bond Expenditure for HVAC Systems Del Norte High School's tiny house program will have a roof over its head. Photo courtesy of DNUSD. More than a year after Del Norte High School began its tiny house program, students will have a workshop to keep themselves and their project out of the elements. The Del Norte Unified School District Board of Directors on Thursday authorized the use of $152,69...