Redway News

A new transit system for Southern Humboldt would be wonderful if it didn't come at the expense of the Quail paratransit bus service.

A routine traffic stop in Redway late Saturday night resulted in a pair of narcotics arrests.

Volunteers who work with the public at Humboldt Redwoods and Grizzly Creek State Parks were honored at a luncheon sponsored by the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Interpretive Association on Oct.

The annual Halloween Fest took place in Garberville on Saturday, Oct. 31. The Garberville-Redway Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors this special observation of the holiday each year.

A routine traffic stop in Redway late Saturday night resulted in a pair of narcotics arrests.

For more information contact SHWT board secretary Kathy Epling at 923-4488. * Transit Action of Southern Humboldt and Friends of the Quail meet at the Senior Center in Redway starting at 4 p.m. If you want to support the bus system in Southern Humboldt, here is your chance to add your input.

Local 8th grade student Margo McReynolds Gooch has just returned from four days in San Jose at the National Youth Leaders State Conference.

The Garberville-Redway Area Chamber of Commerce is once again sponsoring a community Halloween Festival, on Saturday, October 31.

Humboldt Transit Authority's plan to increase local service in the Garberville-Redway area and to offer commuter service from Garberville to Eureka, which will require replacement of the current Quail bus service for seniors and disabled residents, has sparked controversy and outright opposition from local senior advocates.

If you're an adult who loves children and loves to read, the Humboldt County Office of Education hopes you'll volunteer for a program now in its second year, designed to help kindergartners become successful readers.

An officer responded to Rohnerville Road concerning a 17 year old having a seizure.

On Oct. 24 at 2 p.m., people from around Southern Humboldt will gather in Richardson Grove as part of the largest day of climate change activism ever.

Redway Elementary students participated in Walk to School Day on October 7. This international event was founded in 1998 with just a few schools.

Jen Rice and Noelle Melchizedek invited the members of Southern Humboldt Working Together to come up with some ideas for improving mobility that will be presented to Humboldt County Public Works for its consideration.

Free to seniors 65 and over who bring Medicare card. Non-seniors may participate, price TBA.

For the first time in several years, Southern Humboldt joined thousands of other high schools across the U.S. and held a Safe and Sober Graduation Party for our students.

On Tuesday, September 29, a fire located at a homeless encampment on Redwood Drive near the intersection with Alderpoint Road consumed about one acre of grass and brush.

On Saturday, October 2, at approximately 2:15 a.m., an accident involving a 15-year-old driver occurred on Redwood Drive south of Alderpoint Road.

Floyd "Buzz" Evans passed away on Sept. 18, 2009, at the age of 86. He will always be remembered for his outgoing friendliness and sense of humor.

8:09 a.m.: Narcotics and cultivation discovered on School Road, Miranda. 10:33 a.m. - The public was assisted on Mattole Road, Mattole.