Meadow Vista News

Andy Gonzales, the first back-to-back winner of the Western States Endurance Run, displays the borrowed running shoes he wore in his historic 1977 finish, and the Cougar Cup presented to winners of the WS100.

After years of using bungee cords to wrap pipes and other supplies, Auburn excavation contractor Mark Inman decided he could create something more efficient.

Matthew Hayes and Angelina Matteoli catch a big wave on the Creative Kids Preschool Wipe Out float, as Jonathan Bodwell and Annabelle Huber play in the sand castle with fellow kids, left to right, Isabella Conte, Andrew Wilson, Jacob Hayes and Nicholas Bodwell play with sand toys.

Winning the National State Park lottery to spend the night at Alcatraz Island was just the beginning of the adventure for local Scouts from Meadow Vista.

This ain't no stroll in the canyon. This is the Western States Endurance Run, the mother of all ultra-running events - and it's happening right in your backyard.

A quirky chapter in aviation history is now parked at the Auburn Municipal Airport.

Morgan was injured in a May 8 car crash and wasn't sure she'd be well enough to travel abroad.

Officer Will Schwab of the Auburn-area California Highway Patrol conducts speed checks on vehicles traveling in rural Placer County.

Owner of Serenity Garden Landscapes Sandy DeCamp of Foresthill, creates her visual display with a deer-resistant spirea for the Spring Home Show at the Gold Country Fairgrounds.

Sharon Stratton has made a strong commitment to care for and love her developmentally disabled son, Chad.

As I come to the close of my four-plus years of celestial BYU education, I've noticed one thing that's been constant no matter where I am.

Creative Kids Preschool & Child Care hosted a Trike-A-Thon Saturday to benefit St.

While it looks complete, therea s still water, septic and drainage work left to be completed at the Meadow Vista Community Center.

Mr. Mat Alsop's 8th grade at Live Oak Waldorf School is currently biking from Applegate to Santa Barbara.

Pamela Harris, right and Sophie Obregon will be boosting their egg supply at their Meadow Vista home by purchasing baby chicks at Echo Valley Ranch Monday morning.

An unnamed blogger & myself A good man fervently prayed, "O, God, please let me hear your voice!" But the thunder pealed And he couldn't hear.

An attempted traffic stop at 2:36 a.m. Sunday led to a foot pursuit of one Red Bluff man and the arrest of two men, a TCSD release said.

Kenzie Johnson of Tsuda's Eatery serves $3.17 corned-beef sandwiches to Meadow Vistans Lynne Cassity Evans, middle, and Cathy Maloney.

A car awaits towing after a crash on Dry Creek Road on Monday that broke off a telephone pole and closed the road to through traffic.

Wheels were turning, muscles were aching and mud was flying Sunday morning behind the Cool Fire Station.