Art, Wine & Beer Fest saved at ‘11th hour’ with help of new council member
Planning for the two-day Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival, scheduled for Aug. 16-17, was about to be derailed when discussions between the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce and the City got back on track with the help of Councilmember Steve Clark, who...
The Tradition of Thanksgiving
Year after year, 94% of Americans sit down to a Thanksgiving dinner consisting of a roasted turkey with stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole with marshmallows, a green vegetable of some sort and followed by pumpkin pie and whipped cream.
This dinner,...
Annual bike ride for schools approaches
The Mountain Charlie Challenge Bike Ride is back for its ninth year to support Scotts Valley’s public schools.
Scotts Valley firm takes on new attorney
The longtime Scotts Valley law firm of Dawson, Passafuime, Bowden and Martinez has another name to add to its sign — Christopher M. Wolcott.
SVHS Student Advocates for Diabetes in DC
Scotts Valley High School Junior Alannah Schwartz, flew to Washington DC last week to attend the American Diabetes Association’s annual premier national advocacy event, Call to Congress.
Consultants met for lunch
The Consultants invite you to have lunch with them on Monday, February 22, at 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at IHOP, 1549 41st Avenue, Capitola. Enjoy the speaker, Don Scellato, CMC®, FIMC, President, Institute of Management Consultants (IMC) Northern California. He will be presenting some consulting business models worth considering.
Former police officers Clark, Lind and nurse Jett lead Scotts Valley Council race
As Kamala Harris prepared to concede the presidential election to Donald Trump on Wednesday morning, three Scotts Valley candidates continued to pull away from the crowded pack in the contest for three available City Council seats.
Out of 5,634 votes, incumbent Council member Donna Lind...
New homes grace Scotts Valley landscape; demand remains high
New homes are springing up in Scotts Valley in recent years, as no fewer than five housing developments — for a total of 159 new homes — are either under construction or have recently been completed.
News Briefs | Published July 4, 2025
Tree removal leads to temporary closure on Big Basin Highway
Caltrans will temporarily close a section of southbound Highway 236 (Big Basin Highway) left on...