Andrew Butler
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Eureka, CA, United States
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CCAA cancels conference play, championships through 2020-21
The California Collegiate Athletic Association on Wednesday announced a cancellation of all conference games and championships through the 2020-21 academic year. The CCAA, of which Humboldt State U… → Read More
Thank you: A letter to our community
Friday marks my last day at this newspaper. I am trying something new, and I am excited. I am leaving something comfortable, and I am frightened. But beyond all that, I am thankful. I was often ref… → Read More
COVID-19: Arcata City Council OKs guidelines for new business loan program
The loans will be designated for businesses to use in retaining employees, covering operating expenses, and for equipment and supplies necessary to protect employees and customers from COVID-19. → Read More
Eureka City Council rejects HACHR deal, will resume discussion Thursday
“We are doing our best to address the concerns that have been brought to us,” HACHR executive director Lasara Allen said. “Trust is a two-way street, we are doing our best to walk… → Read More
FINAL ELECTION RESULTS: Michelle Bushnell to be new face in Board of Supervisors
“I am so glad to finally get the final vote count and a decision,” Bushnell told the Times-Standard on Tuesday afternoon. “I am ready to jump full fledge into this new role and to… → Read More
HSU Gaming Club launches campus replica in Minecraft
Courtesy of HSU’s PC Gaming Club, the university now has its very own replica-in-progress housed in a dedicated server for the popular virtual brick-building video game. → Read More
Former Lumberjack Alex Cappa leads NFC guards in 2020 NFL Pro Bowl fan voting
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard had 31,705 fan votes as of Thursday, more than any other guard in the NFC. → Read More
‘A game changer’: Humboldt State University ponders becoming third Cal Poly
By becoming a polytechnic university, HSU would join Cal Poly Pomona and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as the third polytechnic CSU in the state and the only one in Northern California. → Read More
‘A game changer’: Humboldt State University ponders becoming third Cal Poly
By becoming a polytechnic university, HSU would join Cal Poly Pomona and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as the third polytechnic CSU in the state and the only one in Northern California. → Read More
‘A game changer’: Humboldt State University ponders becoming third Cal Poly
“This is big,” HSU President Tom Jackson said Tuesday. “This is one of the biggest things that, potentially, could happen to this university in its history. This a game changer.&#… → Read More
‘A game changer’: Humboldt State ponders becoming third Cal Poly
“This is big,” HSU President Tom Jackson said Tuesday. “This is one of the biggest things that, potentially, could happen to this university in its history. This a game changer.&#… → Read More
Report asks Humboldt County supes to review ‘gaps’ in auditor-controller office
Reached Saturday for comment, Paz Dominguez, elected as auditor-controller in 2018, defended her office, writing that she has contended for years that “operational gaps” noted by the co… → Read More
Louis Cosce loses UFC debut via knockout to Sasha Palatnikov
Palatnikov (6-2) won via knockout at the 2:47 mark of the third round. The loss counts as Cosce’s (7-1) first as a professional. → Read More
Humboldt County’s unemployment rate dips to 6.6% in October
The October rate is the county’s lowest since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March, which had an unemployment rate of 5.0%. → Read More
Humboldt Bay harbor district approves $1.2M-plus lease agreement to land fiber optic cables
“This is a tremendous economic opportunity for our community,” Harbor District executive director Larry Oetker said. “This will open our county to a whole host of job opportunitie… → Read More
Eureke City Council advances modified camping ban
If enacted, the ordinance would ban camping within 75 feet of a city-owned trail, in all parks within the city, in Henderson Center, and in several commercial areas in the city’s downtown and… → Read More
State officials pause release of youth sports guidelines, December start for high schools unlikely
The California Interscholastic Federation, the governing body for high school sports in the state, shortly after the Governor’s and the health secretary’s comments released a statement … → Read More
Jadence Clifton to play college basketball at Oregon Tech
“I am super grateful for the opportunity,” Clifton said. “I’m glad I’ll be able to stay close to home … I’m just very thankful, and I’m looking forwa… → Read More
2020 ELECTION: Bushnell takes lead over Fennell in Second District Board of Supervisors race
Bushnell has garnered 50.17% of the vote and leads Fennell (49.83%) by less than half a point. → Read More
Truckers Christmas Parade set for Dec. 12
“After 32 years, it all boils down to seeing one child’s face beaming, knowing that Christmas is coming,” Rex Bohn said. “It’s a big job to pull this off, but we have … → Read More