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October 1, 2008
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Snapshot captures lion attacking deer on lawn
It was to be a peaceful photo--four does on John Moniot's front lawn in Trinity Center last Sunday at dusk. A good opportunity to practice using his new digital camera with the flash, Moniot thought as he headed out the door. He had been taking wildlife photos with the Canon EOS 40D camera at ever... More...
Lions getting too close for comfort
By AMY GITTELSOHN

Newcomers to the Coffee Creek area, Sheri Cooper and her family found out the hard way that family pets look a lot like dinner to certain critters in the neighborhood. Cooper, her daughter Brandy Barcelos, and two young grandchildren moved to Coffee Creek in February and then to the home on East... More...

John Hall runs against Judy Morris for board
By AMY GITTELSOHN

Trinity County voters will have local candidates and taxes to consider in addition to the presidential election when they go to the polls Nov. 4. The election for the District 2 supervisor's seat is once again a two-horse race. More...

 News
•Sheriff's Report
The Trinity County Sheriff's Department received the following calls from Sept. 22 to 28: Sept. 22 - A male is reported to be stuck in a truck approximately 10 yards down an embankment on Highway 36; he gets out and refuses medical aid. In Hayfork, a caller reports that the Dairy Store was broke... More...
•Weather and Lake Report
•Hayfork Valley News
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 Opinion
•Homes almost burned
I am a resident of Red Hill Road in Junction City. I own an attractive 5 ½-acre parcel that is heavily populated by beautiful 100- to 150-foot trees. I purchased this property 3 ½ years ago with the intention of retiring here. We are here for the beauty of the land. More...
•Forest Service is defended
•Cartoon
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 Calendar
•Community Calendar
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Trinity County Food Bank, Coffee Creek/Trinity Center area @ Community Church, 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Soroptimist International of Trinity County, noon luncheon meeting at the Golden Age Center on Browns Ranch Road. More...
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 Arts
•Juried Art Show at the Highland
The annual Juried Art Show kicks off on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Highland Art Center during the Weaverville Art Cruise. This popular show will feature an awards ceremony at 6 p.m. that will honor the winners in various categories of art. More...
•Quirky art at Main St. gallery
•Focus on contrasts in darkness and beauty
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 Community
•Full Story
by PHIL NELSON Looking for a home Pete is a 4-month-old, tan and white, Labrador retriever cross available for adoption at the Trinity County Animal Shelter. Call ACO Christine Edwards at 623-1370. Hours for the shelter at the end of Mountain View Street are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p... More...
•Traffic calming workshop to be held Monday
•100 years for Church of the Nazarene
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 Sports
•Homecoming win for Wolfpack
The Trinity High School Wolfpack started league play Friday night, picking up their first win of the season after a four-game losing streak. It was Trinity's Homecoming and they faced the Durham Trojans for an exciting Friday night. More...
•Fumbles foil JV Wolves
•Musick Notes
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 Obituaries
•ARLIE LEE STEWARD WALDEN INKS
Arlie Lee Steward Walden Inks, 99, a longtime resident of Trinity County, passed away Sept. 24, 2008, at Trinity Hospital in Weaverville. She was born May 13, 1909, in Mason, Tenn. She married Clarence Walden in 1928. She retired from Sears in 1963. She and her husband moved to Trinity County in ... More...
•ROBERT JAMES TIERNEY
• JERRY LOUIS YOUNG
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