"Whispers in Will S. Green Park, Part I" tells the haunting story of Colusa's first cemetery, Block 85, abandoned by the 1890s. A tramp's ghostly encounter in 1909 led to the graves' removal, leaving a lingering question of forgotten history.
Nearly 280 classic cars filled downtown Arbuckle for the annual show hosted by the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee. Despite gray skies, crowds enjoyed food, vendors, and live music by Industrial Drive. Proceeds support local beautification and preservation projects.
Supervisors approved leasing library office space to Tri-County Community Action Partnership for $2,000 monthly, helping offset costs while supporting family assistance and stability programs.
Costumed dogs and owners gathered at Veterans Memorial Park for Colusa’s seventh Puptoberfest. Lucy the pack mule won the Harvey Boes Award. The event featured contests, raffles, and food, raising funds for Friends of Colusa County Animal Shelter.
Elijah Rodriguez, Sacramento Valley Museum director, was appointed to Colusa County’s Historical Records Commission, filling the Museum Director seat and helping preserve local archives.