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A Modern Day Brigadoon

Rosene Cronic thinks Alice in Wonderful would enjoy living in Davis because of the Brigadoon like attributes.

Inspired by Old Oak Trees of Davis

Oak trees in East Davis have been an inspiration for Andrea Crane

Davis and Bette Davis

John Lofland tells of how Davis was almost named after Bette Davis

It's The Heat

Eve West Bessier’s song/poem describes the heat of a summer day in Davis. (Memories of a Davis summer to the melody of "Aguas de Marco" by Antonio Carlos Jobim)

Strange Thanksgiving Bird Visitors

Jean Jackman tells of how pelicans flocked to the North Area Pond Thanksgiving of 2003.

Photo Opportunity

Eve West Bessier delights in abundance of nature, vulnerable to development, in her backyard.

The Richards Boulevard Underpass

Dave Anderson relates a first person story about mules going under the Richards Boulevard Underpass.

Move to Davis – Into A Haunted House

John Eisele relates the weird happenings after moving into an older Davis house.

Memories of a Red Tomato Town

John Eisele remembers the sights and smells of red tomatoes that were once common in Davis.

Remembrances of a Half-Century Ago

Phil Barker finds differing customs in Ohio and California

Drop-Out Rates

The California Department of Education just released the latest figures on high school graduation rates.

A Big Thank You to Nugget Markets!

DHS Girls Volleyball Sponsor

Soroptomist International of Davis gives grant to CPG

Map Locating Jerome Davis Farmstead

An 1868 map showing the Jerome Davis farmstead in relation to the original Davis grid has been laid over a 2008 Google photo-map and shows where the farmstead was in current Davis terms.