Vaccine Efforts Open for ages 12+… and Tacos!

OLE Health is now offering Covid-19 vaccines to ages 12 and over at its weekly walk-up Family Vaccine Nights beginning on Tuesday, June 1, between the hours of 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm. The first dose of the Pfizer vaccine will be given each Tuesday through June 15, with the appointment for the second dose

Napa Valley Museum is Reopening

Yountville’s acclaimed Napa Valley Museum is ready to welcome in-person visitors next month when it reopens all galleries to the public on Friday, June 18, 2021. Located on the Veterans’ Home grounds, the Napa Valley Museum closed its doors to the public over a year ago due to the pandemic. Due to its location, it has had

Town Council: 3rd and Final Budget Meeting Notes – May 19th

It’s a good final budget meeting when the Town concludes that only 10% of the anticipated amount is needed from reserve funds. For the fiscal year, 2021/2022, only $100,000 will need to be pulled from reserve funds to make up for shortfalls due to the COVID pandemic. The Town will be pulling $50,000 from each

Things Are About to “Pop” in Yountville

Chef Thomas Keller is bringing a new lounge pop-up to Yountville. Mr. Keller previously purchased the former Redd spot, and it looks to finally be opening after being vacant for two and half years. Billed as a “spirited lounge,” this venture will spotlight his relationship with Regiis Ova caviar and a beverage program with champagne and

Calistoga Ranch Hotel Owners Not Rebuilding

This information was sourced from Paul Franson’s NapaLife weekly newsletter. Check it out and subscribe if you’re interested in more weekly news for Napa Valley. “The owner of Calistoga Ranch Hotel has decided not to rebuild the hotel, according to the public relations representative for Auberge Resorts, which formerly managed the resort. As of Nov.

2021 Summer Reading Challenge for Kids

Rep. Mike Thompson announced this past week the start of his 2021 Summer Reading Challenge, which is open to Fifth Congressional District students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. A statement from Thompson is below. “Reading helps to transport us to new places, broadens our horizons and teaches us something new. That’s why each year I hold

Grape and Wines Production Drops 50% in 2020

This information was sourced from Paul Franson’s NapaLife weekly newsletter. Check it out and subscribe if you’re interested in more weekly news for Napa Valley. “If you think that 2020 was a bad year for grapes and wine in Napa County, you’re right. The gross value of all agricultural production in Napa County dropped more