Cake lets figs strut their stuff
Figs are showy fruit. They can’t help themselves. Even the plainest, drabbest fig will reveal a scarlet belly, flecked with … Read more
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Basil a fresh and healthy addition to recipes
One of my most favorite herbs is basil. This pungent relative of mint has been … Read more
Food and Drink Notes for September 19, 2017
Golden Regiment Band will benefit from Big Macs The Golden Regiment Band on Oct. 4 … Read more
Railtown 1897 looking for volunteers to support Polar Express
Railtown 1897 State Historic Park is looking for interested volunteers to help support The Polar … Read more
Bret Harte FFA welcomes new crop of members, parents
The Bret Harte High School chapter of FFA hosted a Welcome Back Picnic on Sept. … Read more
Veterans: ‘Fix, don’t dismantle, VA system’
A VFW survey of nearly 11,000 veterans shows that an overwhelming majority of respondents want … Read more
Cheese crackers taste just like store-bought
By Meghan Splawn Tribune Content Agency Cheese crackers, whether they are square or shaped like … Read more
Barbera the star at annual wine fest
Attention Barbera fans! Just in case you have not heard and you thought you missed … Read more
Food & Drink Notes for September 12, 2017
ArtsHarvest Dinner slated for Saturday The Manzanita Writers Press will hold its annual ArtsHarvest Dinner … Read more
College to offer wine tasting class in October
Columbia College will offer a community education class, Wine Tasting Global While Staying Local, in … Read more
Volunteers sought for Great Sierra River Cleanup
The Great Sierra River Cleanup is the premier volunteer event focused on removing trash and … Read more
Walker’s quilts will be featured at annual Quilts and Threads Show
Quilting is a family legacy for Sonora resident Barbara Walker, who has been named the … Read more
Second Saturday Art Night combines exhibits, music
Second Saturday Art Night returns to downtown Sonora this weekend with a variety of live … Read more
Kenny G and George Benson to conclude series
World renowned jazz superstars George Benson and Kenny G will perform a co-headlining show Saturday … Read more
Summerville grad Brad Wilson to rock Black Oak Casino
Decades ago, Brad Wilson would perform at Summerville High School dances when he was a … Read more
Poker tournament to raise money for Jamestown Family Resource Center
The Jamestown Family Resource Center wants poker-faced community members to lay their cards out on … Read more
End of enrollment approaching for 4-H fair exhibitors
Students wanting to learn about rockets or robots, raising companion dogs or meat goats, growing … Read more
Students invited to create posters that promote attendance
Winning artist will be ‘Sheriff for a Day’ and receive $150 cash
Calaveras County students in first through eighth grades can win cash prizes and the chance … Read more
Bill would expand benefits for survivors
In June, Patrick Murray, associate director of the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Legislative Service, … Read more
Religious Events for September 8, 2017
The Rev. David B. McKinney will give a Dharma talk Sunday at Sol Y Breath … Read more
CROP Hunger Walk set for Sept. 30 in Murphys
Walkers will raise awareness of world hunger during the CROP Hunger Walk Sept. 30 in … Read more
Community Notes for September 8, 2017
Starry Night dinner set for Saturday The annual Starry Night Dinner in White will be … Read more
Lessons offered at Gardening with Natives Symposium
The typical suburban backyard has an area of groomed lawn, flower beds which follow the … Read more
Sierra Living Notes for September 2, 2017
Master Gardeners to host Open Garden Day Master Gardeners of Tuolumne County will host an … Read more
Marriage vows last 65 years for Groveland-area couple
A serious commitment to their wedding vows has helped Pine Mountain Lake residents Joe and … Read more
Community Chorus in need of voices with ‘ability to blend’
The Columbia College Community Chorus, currently about 45 members strong, is looking for additional voices, … Read more
Religion Events for September 1, 2017
The Columbia Presbyterian Church of the 49ers will hold a “Hootenanny” sing-along today at the … Read more
September is National Senior Center Month
The center’s motto is “Your center for community, nutrition, education and activities,” and its mission … Read more
Community Notes for September 1, 2017
Spaghetti dinner will benefit fire district The Mi-Wuk/Sugar Pine Fire Protection District Auxiliary will hold … Read more
Strawberry Music Festival offers four days of music
Strawberry Music Festival returns this week to the historic Westside property in Tuolumne. Performances include … Read more
SRT’s ‘Man of La Mancha’ brings chivalry, comedy to Columbia
Windmills beware. “Man of La Mancha” has come to Sierra Repertory Theatre at the Fallon … Read more
First Friday Art Walk returns to Jamestown’s Main Street
Art exhibits and live music will once again be featured along Jamestown’s Main Street this … Read more
Fresh veggies brighten chowder
Whole milk, chicken broth and ham offer a decadent counterpart to fresh squash, potatoes and … Read more
Close the summer with baby back ribs
As summer winds down, I like to do one last barbecue blast with friends. It’s … Read more
