Richvale News

What: The Metropolitan Owners Club of North America will open its four-day international show to the public with what will be one of the largest displays of the little cars in the United States.

It was an appropriately toasty day Saturday, as Richvale residents and relatives of settlers here celebrated 100 years of history at "Mosquitoes, Mud and Memories," a historical representation of the families who settled in the town in the early 1900s and sustained themselves with rice farming.

Spraying to kill mosquitoes is planned Thursday evening in Richvale, Nelson and west Thermalito.

The saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade," certainly applies to the early settlers of Richvale.

This month marks the 100th anniversary of the small southern Butte County community of Richvale.

Lundberg Family Farms of California has received the 2009 'Agricultural Stewardship Award,' recognizing the company's 'excellence in conserving, maintaining and improving our natural resources and environment by using innovative and progressive business practices.' The California Chapter of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural ...

As he knelt near the grave of his grandmother late Monday morning, 12-year-old Jesse Opalenick remembered his own family's loss while taking the time to soak in the lessons of the patriotic holiday.

A northbound Amtrak train struck and killed a man apparently walking away from a single-vehicle rollover near Midway and Nelson Shippee Road early Sunday morning.

Four people were injured Wednesday afternoon, when a Ford Taurus crashed into the front side of a Chevrolet Trailblazer at the intersection of Highway 162 and the Midway near this farming community.

Four people were injured in a traffic accident, near Richvale, on Highway 162 at Midway.

A helicopter crashed into a hangar at the Richvale Airport in Butte County, injuring the pilot, a sheriff's department dispatcher said.

The owner of a Butte County crop-dusting company has been injured in a helicopter crash.

The owner of crop-dusting company is in the hospital after his helicopter crashed into the company's building at a rural airstrip west of Oroville.

The "Fear Factor" was high. The media pounded the airwaves with "Danger - Don't Go To Mexico!" Sixty percent of churches and groups pulled out, choosing not to risk the safety of their students.

For the past nine months, Kristen Thengvall has spent countless hours in local elementary school classrooms working towards her teaching credential.

Butte County's list of recommended cuts attempting to balance a $19.1 million deficit includes a $2.5 million cut in CAL FIRE's contract with the county.

A Butte County farming company is working to develop gluten-free foods for people with celiac disease.

Here are some newspaper stories published this week in years past: 25 years ago 'Jeffery Brothers landmark steel plant, to close' Jeffery Brothers, a ... steel industrial plant ... in Chico for more than 80 ...

Lucerne resident Lori Ann Bandkeech, 48, was killed in a head-on collision with a semi truck Monday night, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Now that most of us who remember the Depression are dead, it should not be surprising that the E-R is receiving a trickle of letters from people quoting recent ultra right wing revisionist authors who care more ...