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Valley People 10/3/2024

FORMER AV DEPUTY DENNIS MILLER DIES IN RENO Good morning AVA. I wanted to let you fellas and the residents of Boonville know, Retired Mendocino County Sheriff Sgt Dennis Miller passed away this week at…

Valley People 9/27/2024

AV ATHLETICS: Panther Ninth Grader Nicholas Espinoza finished Anderson Valley's first ever cross country race placing 14th out of 57 runners. LAST WEEK IN PANTHER SPORTS: Volleyball: defeated Round Valley and dropped a close game…

Valley People 9/19/2024

AV ATHLETICS: Congratulations to the Boy’s Soccer Team! They took the win Friday night 3-1 against Mendocino! PANTHER FLAG FOOTBALL AV Junior High is attempting to start a flag football team - practices will be…

Valley People 9/12/2024

KATE COOK The hamburger booth at the Boonville fair (which benefits the AV Fire Department) needs more helpers after a few people had to back out due to illness. If you can help, let me…

Valley People 9/5/2024

COMING SOON to South Boonville! Christina Jones and her husband Satoru ‘Ru’ Christy, former operators of the popular Aquarelle restaurant in Boonville before it closed a few years ago, are in the process of opening…

Valley People 8/29/2024

MARSHALL NEWMAN NOTES: Lots of geese on the wing these last 10 days. Seems like the migration is underway a month - maybe more - early. Likely the precursor of an early winter, but we…

Valley People 8/23/2024

BOONVILLE DISTILLERY About Our New Executive Chef, Chris Morrison. He joins us with over 26 years of experience in the culinary industry, and is a Michelin star rated chef! He comes to The Boonville Distillery…

Valley People 8/15/2024

LARRY CARR, a long-time resident of Yorkville, has died. We don’t yet have any particulars, but Mr. Carr had been ill recently. His wife Ann Carr, long-time popular local Postal Clerk, died last April (2023)…

Valley People 8/9/2024

RANDY BLOYD was last seen several days ago on Indian Creek Road. Old timers will remember that Anderson Valley's famed, self-taught botanist, Blanche Brown, lived at the east end of the road. Ms. Brown used…

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