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Fourth District Supervisor candidates address local issues - Vimarsana News

Fourth District Supervisor candidates address local issues

On Friday evening, February 2, the two candidates seeking election for Mendocino County 4th  District Supervisor, Fort Bragg Mayor Bernie Novell, and real estate agent Georgina Avila-Gorman, faced off with their responses to audience questions.

This Coastal California Town Is Off the Beaten Path — With Scenic Hiking Trails, a Sea Glass Beach, and a Historic Train Through the Redwoods - Vimarsana News

This Coastal California Town Is Off the Beaten Path — With Scenic Hiking Trails, a Sea Glass Beach, and a Historic Train Through the Redwoods

Fort Bragg, California, offers a tranquil getaway — here's how to plan the perfect visit.

Officials try to wrap up Fort Bragg mill site land use plan - Vimarsana News

Officials try to wrap up Fort Bragg mill site land use plan

Over the past couple of weeks, Fort Bragg's Planning Commission and City Council have pushed toward completing a general land use plan for the Georgia-Pacific mill site sometime this summer, so that transportation studies can begin and the planning effort in general stay on track, though a stated April 2021 deadline seems more and more ambitious.

Alight among the lights of an ocean-close garden in magical Mendocino County - Vimarsana News

Alight among the lights of an ocean-close garden in magical Mendocino County

The Festival of Lights is shimmering at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens.

Community Column: Foot dragging in Fort Bragg - Vimarsana News

Community Column: Foot dragging in Fort Bragg

Sometimes, we need only look to our past to find remedies for present-day failings. Nowhere does this adage seem more fitting than the eerie lapse in downtown pride, shown by Fort Bragg’s current elected officials and many of its hired hands.