Must Be a Good Sign…
Over 50% of Yountville businesses that were notified of the June 30, 2021 expiration of their licenses, have renewed their licenses for Fiscal Year 2021/2022.
Rock the Ride to End Gun Violence
Rock the Ride Napa is hosting its annual fundraiser event on Saturday, June 26th to end gun violence. Rock the Ride was created as a way for the community to get involved by using their voice (and feet) to raise funds for local and national nonprofit organizations addressing critical issues on gun violence, and this
The City of Napa Has a New Sister (City)
The City of Napa announced a new sister city partnership this past week with Montalcino, Italy. “Napa and Montalcino are both esteemed wine country destinations surrounded by natural beauty and offering farm-to-table restaurants, winery tasting rooms, and shops, all within walking distance, making the sisterhood is a natural fit,” said Napa Mayor Scott Sedgley. If
A New Visual Experience of Napa and Sonoma
Just in time for tourism to pick up, The Concierge Alliance of Napa Valley and Sonoma (CANVAS) has launched a new visual experience of the area called BLANK by CANVAS. This interactive website shares the stories of local artisans, farmers, chefs, mixologists, musicians, artists, and winemakers, and aims to paint a picture of winemaking country
Reimagining Napa Valley Auction
Hosted by the Napa Valley Vintners (NVV), Napa Valley Auction is a renowned annual fundraising event that has taken place in Napa for over 40 years, in which over $200 million has been given to support the Napa Valley community. They have recently announced a new chapter for this event that aims to be more
A Summer of Pickleball
Here’s a great way to have some fun in the community! Yountville Parks & Recreation Department and Yountville Pickleball will be adding one evening of indoor play to their schedule starting Tuesday, June 15th. The Community Center gym will be open for pickleball this summer on Tuesday nights from 7:15 – 9:15 PM. After Labor
Come Meet The New Sheriff in Town & Say Goodbye!
As announced in the June 1st Town Meeting notes, Sgt. John Hallman is retiring from the Napa County Sheriff’s Department, and the Town is throwing a Happy Hour to send him off and wish him well in his retirement. Join the community on Friday, June 25th, from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm at the north
Napa City Nights Returns
The summer tradition of Napa City Nights returns this year starting July 9th! Watch talented musician perform at the Veterans Memorial Park Amphitheater in downtown Napa from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm. The Amphitheater is located along the Napa Riverwalk and is in easy walking distance to restaurants, shops, and public transportation! This summer tradition
Let’s Talk COVID For The Last Time (Hopefully)
California is finally stepping beyond the Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Governor Newsom made announcements this past week to officially retire the Blueprint as of TODAY, June 15th. There will be no more tier system. With 47% of the population fully vaccinated, the Public Health Official released an order last Friday with the new guidelines
Daniel Gordon, Planning Manager, Resigns
Putting the total count of changing Town positions at four, Daniel Gordon, Planning Manager, gave his resignation last week. In addition, last week, both the Public Works Director, Joe Tagliaboschi, and Planning & Building Director, Sandra Liston, gave their notice of retirement for this year. As well as Town Clerk, Michell Dahme, retiring this year.