Veonna King

3 weeks ago | krcrtv.com | Veonna King

EUREKA, Calif. — Children at Washington Elementary had the opportunity to meet firefighters, police officers, and a postal worker during the annual community day on Friday. The day was dedicated to letting kids experience and then communicate with first responders, along with locally based organizations such as North Coast Lock and Key. The principal at Washington Elementary said days like this help the kids become familiar with law enforcement in the community.

3 weeks ago | krcrtv.com | Veonna King

HUMBOLDT COUNTY, Calif. — Members of the Humboldt County Fire Safe Council are seeking proposals from qualified consultants to assist with updating the Humboldt County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). The wildfire plan is a critical planning tool that guides wildfire resilience efforts across Humboldt County. The goal is to develop a collaborative strategic plan that guides fuel reduction efforts and community initiatives related to wildfire preparedness over the next five years.

3 weeks ago | krcrtv.com | Veonna King

BLUE LAKE, Calif. — On May 27, during a Blue Lake City Council meeting, a resident announced that a petition had been circulated to recall three Blue Lake City Council members, including Mayor Pro-Tem Elise Scafani, Mayor John Sawatzky, and Council Member Kat Napier. Photo of Blue Lake City Council members courtesy of Blue Lake City Council web page. In California, recalls can be initiated by citizens seeking to remove an elected official from office.

3 weeks ago | krcrtv.com | Veonna King

EUREKA, Calif. — After more than a year of design and planning, the Greater Eureka Chamber of Commerce is offering a modern cowork space for business owners, entrepreneurs, and community members. The remodel includes a six-person meeting room, a shared lobby, Class A dedicated office space, four hot desks (with a second-story view), and kitchenette access. Other amenities include strong WiFi, Ethernet, and complimentary coffee. This space is located at 612 G Street, Suite 104, in Eureka.

3 weeks ago | krcrtv.com | Veonna King

HUMBOLDT COUNTY, Calif. — Due to financial challenges, three local funeral homes have closed, leaving Humboldt County residents with only a few funeral homes to choose from. The closures include the Sanders Funeral Home, Humboldt Cremation & Funeral Service in Eureka, and Paul’s Chapel in Arcata. Owner Guy Saxton, who is located in Pennsylvania, briefly spoke with KRCR about the closures, stating that the funereal homes are losing money due to families choosing cremations over traditional funerals.