On Tuesday morning, at around 8:30am, a fire broke out at the location of the Beyond Waste Salvage Yard/Gabriel Machinery, on the 2600 Block of Lake Earl Drive at the north end of Crescent City.
The fire was started just outside of the building on its southeast side, according to a conversation with Battalion Chief of Crescent City Fire & Rescue Darrin Short.
Continue reading Beyond Waste Salvage Yard/Gabriel Machinery Catches FireOn the last weekend of May, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties got their lightsabers, Leia buns, and Baby Yoda ears out for the Forest Moon Festival! In its 2nd year running, this festival was all about celebrating the history between our Redwoods and the Endor scenes from the finale of the OG Star Wars trilogy, Return of the Jedi, and getting to show off some geekiness here and there too!
Redwood Voice’s Monique Camarena was on the ground to see what was going on at this Endor-inspired event, and find out why this movie makes Crescent City feel a little more special!
To find out more about the Forest Moon Festival, visit https://forestmoonfestival.org/index.html
Some photos used in this video are from the Crescent City CA-City Hall & Forest Moon Festival Facebook pages. Check them out!
– https://www.facebook.com/CrescentCityCA
– https://www.facebook.com/ForestMoonFestival
On June 15th, Crescent City’s very first PRIDE event came with a blessing performed by the Eureka Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an order of 21st-Century queer nuns whose mission is to spread joy and goodwill through charitable acts, fundraising, and a lot of mischief!
PRIDE was hosted by the United Methodist Church, Crescent City and DN LGBTQ Resource Project. KFUG and Redwood Voice were also there to capture moments like this and receive this blessing.
To find more about the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence – Eureka Branch, visit https://www.eurekasisters.org/ — And to learn more about Del Norte’s LGBTQ community, visit https://www.dnlgbtq.org/
On June 15th, one of the main organizers of Crescent City’s first PRIDE event, Tamara Brooks, kicked off the evening festivities with an acknowledgement of the indigenous land we stood on, and 2 Spirit history that is a part of our tribes’ culture.
PRIDE was hosted by the United Methodist Church, Crescent City and DN LGBTQ Resource Project. KFUG and Redwood Voice were also there to capture moments like this.
To learn more about Del Norte’s LGBTQ community, visit https://www.dnlgbtq.org/.
Join Redwood Voice’s Rory McCain and Ethan Caudill-DeRego as they travel to Crescent Elk Middle School to cover the “Pollinator Palooza” event, which was an event held on April 20th, 2024 featuring poetry, song, and interpretive dance all inspired by “pollinators.”
Something special happened right here in the heart of Del Norte. From the office of True North to the Howland Hill Outdoor School and back to the Cultural Center, a team of California Endowment senior program managers met with numerous members of our community. After a tourism and economic development collaboration and a day of viewing the county they’ve never seen, what does this gathering of minds have in store for Del Norte?
