- Issue of
- Apr 3-9, 2008
- Vol. 19, No. 14
- Bankers' Lunch: Second Course
In which our economy-watchers discuss the Humboldt County workforce, the regulatory burden and – again – the undead railroad
Cover Story
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Bankers' Lunch: Second Course
In which our economy-watchers discuss the Humboldt County workforce, the regulatory burden and — again — the undead railroad
News
Music
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- The Hum
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Following the Stream
Leo Kottke's American Primitive Guitar, Jackie's back
Arts + Scene
- Poetry
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Growing Tomatoes in the North Woods
Every spring I gather the plants like a...
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- Screens
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Same Old Spacey
But Married Life is a surprisingly good Hitchcockian thriller
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- Stage Matters
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Hair and Other Stylings
A busy weekend on North Coast stages
Eat + Drink
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- On the Table
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Gone to the Dogs
The quest for the perfect hot dog
Life + Outdoors
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- Dirt
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Meet the Pro
Can you get by with a little help from a gardening coach?
Letters + Opinion
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Live Music with Frog Bite @ Six Rivers Brewery, Tasting Room & Restaurant
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The Lost Dogs Band @ Mad River Brewing Co. & Tap Room
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