Valley People: Scotts Valley doctor recognized by peers
Dr. David Hunter, a longtime resident of Scotts Valley, recently traveled to Huntington Beach, where he was honored for his work with CEPAmerica, the largest physician-owned emergency medical group in the U.S.
Wine, chocolate return to SV
Winemakers and chocolatiers will congregate in the Scotts Valley Community Center next weekend for the second-year Chocolate and Wine tasting festival.
Prepare for fire with free classes
The 20th anniversary of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake is quickly approaching, but fire is still the primary disaster that valley residents face in the early fall, says Ray Soler, Felton fire disaster preparedness officer.
Take a walk
October is International Walk to School Month, and 284 children — about half the student body at Vine Hill — took notice on Monday.
SV senior donates baskets to Nevada museum
A Scotts Valley senior donated 22 Native American baskets valued at nearly $27,000 to the Nevada State Museum for public use.
Cougars Crowned
Not even a homecoming loss at the hands of Watsonville High could dampen the spirits of the homecoming court at San Lorenzo Valley High on Saturday.
Slideshow: Dressed to impress
Even the neighborhood cat showed up at the Scotts Valley Police Department inspection last week.
Stand Down aids 153 homeless vets
The South Bay Stand Down in Boulder Creek served 153 homeless veterans last weekend, up from 142 at the most recent event in 2007.
Six students test positive for swine flu
The swine flu swept through Bethany University last week, as six students were diagnosed with mild cases of the virus.
Scotts Valley police arrest 8 for DUI during late summer enforcement
Scotts Valley Police Department arrested eight drivers suspected of driving under the influence (DUI) during a nearly three-week period through Labor Day weekend.
The enforcement...