Aja Conrad, a graduate of Happy Camp High School, a member of the Karuk Tribe, and now a junior at UC Berkeley, is headed to Washington, D.C., this summer to work in the office of Mark Udall, the Colorado senator. Read More →
The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) plan to set up another round of treatments on 8,600 acres up the North Fork Salmon River has a familiar ring to locals who have watched the Timber Wars for the last four or five decades. Read More →
Florence Conrad, who was a downriver matriarch more frequently called “Mom,” by her family and many friends, died March 4 at her home in Somes Bar. She was 70 and was a member of the Karuk Tribal Council. Read More →
Most days the store buzzes with activity and so does its parking lot. Locals trade gossip and admire the occasional pickup truck loaded down with dry madrone firewood. Tourists step out of cars, mostly newer and less dusty than local vehicles, to stretch their legs and marvel that there could be so many people in a place so far from any apparent housing....
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