by David MacielSponsored by Ray’s Food Place, Furber Plaza July is the heart of the summer months as we celebrate our independence on the 4th.This is an excellent dish with a red, white & blue theme that fits into any celebration. Fresh sweet fruits herbs and...
Spread out before me are packets of zinnia, sunflower, moonflower, coneflower and nasturtium seeds. It’s time! The ground is warm enough to spread these seeds in the garden and watch as they grow. Spring is the time for growth, renewal, and the magic of Mother Nature...
Russian River-Friendly Landscaping Practices for Watershed Health Spring Showers bring May flowers – and then it’s dry until winter rains begin again. Lucky for us, Cloverdale is situated in the heart of Russian River Watershed, one of the most ecologically diverse...
Farmyard Feed, owned by the Cook family, opened its doors 10 years ago, in April 2011. The Cook’s goal at the very beginning was to provide a feed store for their household, local residents, ranchers and farmers who had no choice but to go to out of town to purchase...
Loren Madsen of Laytonville, has a unique sculpture, “Nests”, as part of the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail, in front of the Cloverdale Nursery on Cloverdale Blvd. near Citrus Fair Dr. “Nests” consists of several elements, cylindrical “bases” and teardrop-shaped pieces...
Preston Addison My dedication to education in Cloverdale spans over two decades. With ten years of classroom experience, most at Cloverdale High, I understand the need for innovative science and math programs and the importance of creative, realistic, and adaptive...
