Feb. 16 Housing Element Workshop
The Town of Yountville is kicking off a virtual workshop series in February to help the community understand the Housing Element process.
An Eco-friendly Way to Reduce Vineyard Agricultural Waste
Agricultural waste is being disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner by a company in Napa Valley.
Senators Propose Fund for Journalism
In the wake of decades of contraction and closure in the journalism sector, three California state senators have suggested new legislation targeted at supporting media outlets that report on local events.
ZDRB: Meeting Notes — February 8
Alright, this group keeps pretty busy, too. Let me introduce you to all the players: the staff is Planning Director Kirsty Shelton, Assitant Planner Diane Levine, and Assistant Planner Kyle Johnson. Interm Town Clerk is Yvonne Spence, and you will see her at the Town Council meetings as she is filling in for Clerk Eddy
Arts Commission: Meeting Notes — Feb 7
Once again, the Yountville Arts Commission is probably one of the busiest groups in Town.
CA to Lift Mask Mandate
On Tuesday, February 15, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), will lift the indoor mask mandate, taking effect on Wednesday, February 16.
KVYN/KVON Spanish Station Featured by ABC
This last month, Wine Down Media, the flagship company of Napa Valley radio stations KVON and KVYN, flipped KVON to 100% Spanish programming and ABC wanted to hear more
Business & Community Awards Nominations
You have a few more days before nominations close on February 11 for the Yountville Chamber of Commerce Business & Community Awards.
Art, Sip, and Stroll Winery Partners Needed
Yountville’s annual event Art, Sip, and Stroll will be returning this year from May 21st – 23rd and they’re looking for winery partners to participate.
Mayor John Dunbar: Final State of the Town Address February 1, 2022
Mayor Dunbar has come to us over many years (12 to be exact) reminding us of our community of Yountville and all our accomplishments. Below is his last State of the Town address as he moves on. My State of the Town address one year ago focused on how unconventional 2020 had been, with the