A time-honored event that draws holiday crowds to historic downtown Murphys drew an appreciative audience this past Friday to enjoy the festivities and December’s favorite celebrity. Per tradition, St ...

A winterish cold nip drew carolers closer to temporary firepits in downtown San Andreas for the third running of a free community event sponsored by local merchants to spread holiday cheer. Caroling & ...

Have you ever wondered how and where our Christmas traditions originate? Christmas traditions around the world are diverse but share key traits that often involve themes of light, evergreens and hope.

Mountain Melody Women’s Chorus started its 20th anniversary season with a sparkling trio of holiday concerts that filled halls across Calaveras County with laughter, nostalgia and a generous dose of ...

It doesn’t matter who graduated the year before or who shows up to practice when the season begins – the Calaveras High School wrestling team is never in rebuilding mode. The Red Hawks expect to ...

HUGHSON – The Calaveras High School girls’ soccer team took part in the two-day Black and Yellow Tournament, held at Hughson High School Dec. 5-6. The Lady Red Hawks went 1-1-1, with a loss to Los ...

Manny Mossa has a good poker face. The third-year Calaveras High School head football coach doesn’t show much emotion on the field. However, with his team sitting in front of him at midfield, Mossa ...

Since Jeff Eltringham took over the Bret Harte High School girls’ basketball program four years ago, the Lady Bullfrogs have reached a level of success that most could only imagine. In the first three ...

Two days after making history by winning the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division VII championship for the first time in school history, the Calaveras High School football team has shifted its focus to ...

Under clear skies and crisp November air, Copperopolis came alive Tuesday morning as residents lined the streets of Town Square to honor local veterans during the annual Veterans Day Parade, hosted by ...

After quietly swinging open its doors for a soft opening back in August, a local eatery with a focus on fresh, local ingredients, including ranch-raised beef, is drawing locals and visitors alike.

As CalFresh benefits appropriations remained impacted over what the longest Congressional standoff in U.S. history, a local food bank director offered hope and guidance. “Our clients are scared ...