Yolo County Bulletin Board

late July, downtown Davis

The Seawhite accordion sketchbook that I filled in the second half of July was very much a double A-side. The campus side, well that was We Can Work It Out, and the downtown side is Day Tripper. O...

Fasten your seatbelts, college football season has arrived

Aggies head to Berkeley Saturday to battle the Golden Bears

Davisville, Aug. 26, 2024: Got an additional $25 to $49 for the library?

Davis has two local tax measures on the ballot this fall and today we talk about the one for the library, Measure T. (We looked at the other one, sales tax increase Measure Q, last month.) Measure...

Remembering those great presidential campaigns with McCain, Obama and Romney

How on earth have "diversity" and "equity" and "inclusion" become dirty words?

Tristan, Fontes, Goldstein lead Aggie women to 3-0 soccer rout at University of the Pacific

Late Utah Valley comeback forces 2-2 deadlock with Aggie men

Friday Fish Fry: The Constitution, a coup, the will of the people and a cat

I could have won a Blue Ribbon at the Yolo County Fair but I didn't want to break anyone's heart

From Doss to Shoemaker to Ellison, Aggies have been blessed with strong receivers over the years

Hutton, Tompkins, Davis, Gbatu ready to give Golden Bears a run for their money

I’ve got the scoop on the coffee cafe that's coming

Also, word from Estelle, Taffach Ethiopian, Three Mile Brewing, the Carl's Jr. and Black Frog Coffee spaces, a sushi truck, local pools and more

Tomatoes are made for ketchup (or war)

Yolo County roads turn red in the summer sun

Aggie men's soccer listed 4th in Big West preseason poll

Late Loyola Marymount goal stops Aggie women, 3-2, in non-conference action.

The first-ever Wary One quiz for those who think they know their history well

If you gather folks together and take the quiz at the same time, first prize will be the satisfaction that you're the smartest person in the room

Dream It, Be It

On March 9, 2024, Soroptimist International of Woodland held its yearly Soroptimist International of the America’s (SIA) signature...

late July, UC Davis

Here's what I did in the second half of July. Or rather, half of what I did. When I was in London I bought a Seawhite of Brighton accordion sketchbook, one that is just under 7″ tall (that's...

UC Davis has been blessed with a long line of of talented quarterbacks in its 106-year football history

Miles Hastings combines talent and experience as the Aggies look forward to the 2024 season

Remembering the day when I took my daughter off to college so many miles away

Tears of sadness and tears of joy, but a rite of passage that you're lucky to experience

UC Davis has been blessed with a long line of of talented quarterbacks in its 106-year football history

Miles Hastings combines talent and experience as the Aggies look forward to the 2024 season

KDRT interview – Davisville

This week I appeared on the local radio station KDRT interviewed by Bill Buchanan, host of the long time show Davisville. It was a fun conversation, talking about my sketching and the stories behi...

Aggie women dominate Sacramento State in season soccer opener

Goals by Coverdale, Tristan pace impressive win over archrival Hornets

More G Street Gaffe, Sales Tax, Grammar Police and Strong Cats

Is Wendy Weitzel in line for a Pulitzer? - She should be

Davis extends business outreach on G Street

City hopes to allow alcohol sales on rented platforms; Plus, news on pho, the Whole Foods space, Fluffy Donuts, Orangetheory and loads more

Will the city's G Street "improvements" actually improve the dining experience on G Street?

The long and winding road from Point A to Point B has been full of missteps and lack of input

Aggie women set to open 2024 soccer season Thursday afternoon by hosting Sacramento State

Optimism high as senior Sam Tristan is named to preseason Big West Coaches' Team

Greater Sacramento Economic Council Hosts International Delegation to South Korea

Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) is hosting its first delegation to South Korea August 16-26, led by the new Chair of GSEC’s Board of Directors, UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May.

The Wary One unveils new, separate, unique Sports Section to complement regular column offerings

Double coverage - Regular column offerings will continue with same frequency, while Sports Section will focus on UC Davis athletics and other sports topics

Aggies look promising as they run through first football scrimmage of camp

Tim Plough pleased with progress, but says there's still work to be done

Davisville, Aug. 12, 2024: Through his prolific sketches, Pete Scully is conversing with Davis

Pete Scully, who moved to Davis from London, has been sketching scenes in Davis for most of two decades and counting. He’s not sketching for a salary — his job as chief administrative officer for ...

Fiona O'Keeffe in her own words after Olympic marathon disappointment

Recent hip injury kept former Davis High and Stanford superstar from completing her race in Paris

Injury forces Fiona O'Keeffe out of race early in Olympic marathon

A heartbreaking ending in Paris for Davis' emerging marathon superstar

half moon bay

The first couple of pages of a new sketchbook. It was another stupendously hot weekend in the central valley of California, hitting the 110s in Davis, so we drove down to Half Moon Bay, on the coa...

Former UC Davis athletic directors Teresa Gould and Kevin Blue face major challenges in new jobs

Gould tries to save the Pac-12 while Blue deals with Canada Soccer Olympic drone scandal

City of Davis offers new info on G Street

Website update spurred by feedback from businesses and the public

When earning a high school 'letter" is all that mattered

A long and winding path to a cherished goal

G Street transformation will begin soon

Plans upset some restaurants and bars; Also, news on a new Davis housing/retail proposal, Calicraft expansion, kabobs in Woodland and a used golf equipment store

swensen’s, at hyde and union

This heat though. It's like being under the boot of a massive invisible giant, whose feet are very very hot. The Central Valley just gets a bit carried away when the temperatures go up. We're not ...

Basketball in August? Aggie men and women release action-packed schedules

Women host Arizona State, men take on Washington and Oregon State

Eva Spiegel joins DMA's Board

Progress made visible

July was one for the record books, with a heat wave that just wouldn’t end. At Davis Media Access (DMA), we watched as various contractors worked through that heat to put up drywall and paint it; ...

When a "1 percent" tax increase is really something else

Money magic: How one penny can turn into $11 million

the start of another long hot summer

I've done quite a lot of drawing since I got back from England, despite this awful heatwave we have had. July was perhaps the hottest on record. I did a lot of at-home drawing, not around the hous...

An ode to Jo for a life well lived

A sister's love that radiated brilliantly every day of her life