After the driest December on record in 35 years, January rolled in nearly nine inches of rain as of Monday. The rock slides and power outages area residents are used to seeing in November and December have arrived. This slide on Highway 96 between Weitchpec and Orleans closed the highway Sunday night and most of Monday. The road is now open to one-way traffic. / Photo by Vonice Nelson, Two Rivers Tribune.
Natural gas has at least one Weitchpec resident gasping over a Pearson’s Grocery store policy...
Anyone ever try to put you down by saying you had “fish for brains”? If so, then you can now officially take that as a compliment.
Living a long and healthy life may seem unreasonable or unobtainable in a world of toil, economic struggles and emotional stresses. Personal coping mechanisms are continually ‘stressed to the max’ in today’s American culture.
For 20 years Michael Heminger worked with radio stations in California, Oregon, and Washington. He now volunteers at Hoopa’s local radio station KIDE where he has his own radio program, Groovecycles, which airs every Friday from 1-4 pm.
Bullies are everywhere. It is estimated that 160,000 students in America skip school each day out of fear that they will be physically or verbally abused by their school mates.
Tuesday afternoon Kindergarten students arrived at the After School Program in Hoopa to find that yet another window was busted out of their center. It was the third time the windows were broken in one week.
