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Eureka Sales Tax Revenue ‘Pointed in One Direction and That’s Down’
Eureka is in a situation familiar to other Humboldt County cities – its costs are rising at an alarming rate and its revenues are comparatively weak. The sorry state of Eureka’s budget was explored during a May 26 joint meeting between the Eureka Council and the city’s Finance Advisory Committee.
North Coast Journal
What’s Good at the Friday Night Market?
In case last year’s season of Friday Night Markets in Old Town have been pushed down in your mental feed by the crushing cavalcade of events over the past months, here’s a quick refresher. The start time is 5:30 p.m. and lines for food stalls vary wildly. Parking is at a premium, so carpool if you can and either stake out your spot early or plan a pleasant walk to your ride to aid your digestion. And if the afternoon sun tells you to wear a cute sundress or something sleeveless, bring a sweater because she lies about the temperature drop after 6 p.m.
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Cypress Grove to close McKinleyville goat dairy
McKINLEYVILLE, Calif. — Cypress Grove announced plans to close its company-owned goat dairy in McKinleyville after 15 years of operation, citing long-term sustainability concerns tied to the economics of commercial goat dairying in Humboldt County. The company, known for its goat cheese products, said it will transition away from...
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HUMBOLDT HISTORY: The Life and Times of Ernest Burger, Eureka Grocer
This is a life story of a man who has been in the grocery business in Eureka for 78 years, a man well-known and well-liked by a great many people. Ernest Burger was born Jan. 15,1898, in Bern, Switzerland, to Johann and Rosina Burger. The couple owned and operated a restaurant in Bern where Rosina enjoyed a reputation as a very fine cook. Johann worked at the restaurant and on the railroad as well. They had four sons: Hans, Ernest, Walter and Herman.
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Humboldt Planners Mull Cannabis’ Skunky Odor as Farm Expansion OK’d
With odor and water issues resolved, a Carlotta area cannabis farm has a green light to expand its cultivation area by 20,000 square feet. Humboldt County’s Planning Commission continued an initial permit hearing to its May 21 meeting, where the issues that seemingly complicated approval were deemed to be addressed.
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Old Town Coffee and Chocolates, a Eureka Fixture For 24 Years, Abruptly Closes
Both locations of Old Town Coffee and Chocolates, a Eureka staple founded in 2002, have abruptly closed, apparently due to financial problems. The café went from the city’s ‘Business of the Year’ to shut down without notice in six years. On May 1, the popular Old...
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Humboldt Made Announces: 2026 Friday Night Market Season Starting May 22nd
Humboldt Made is proud to announce the return of the Eureka Friday Night Market, kicking off May 22nd, in Old town Eureka, in partnership with the City of Eureka and the North Coast Growers Association. Now in its most exciting season yet, Friday Night Market continues to grow as one of Humboldt County’s most beloved community events, celebrating local creativity, supporting small businesses, and bringing people together week after week.
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Cal Poly Humboldt to close Arcata Plaza Campus Store, keep on-campus location open
ARCATA, Calif. — Cal Poly Humboldt is closing its Campus Store location on the Arcata Plaza, shifting its downtown space to academic programming while keeping retail operations on campus. The on-campus store in the Gutswarrak Student Activities Center will continue serving students, employees and the broader community. The university...
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Revitalization or Risk? Southern Humboldt Resident Questions Proposed Business Improvement District in Letter
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Cal Poly Humboldt is Closing the Plaza Campus Store
After careful consideration, Cal Poly Humboldt has decided to close the Campus Store on the Arcata Plaza. The on-campus store in the Gutswarrak Student Activities Center will continue to serve students, employees, and the broader community with retail operations, including Apple sales and repair services. It will remain a hub for Cal Poly Humboldt merchandise, as well as Humboldt State legacy items.
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Habit Burger finally opens in Eureka, bringing drive-thru bites and 50-plus jobs
EUREKA, Calif. — After what felt like an extra-long wait, Habit Burger has officially landed in Eureka—and it’s already serving up burgers and buzz. The drive-thru restaurant opened its doors today on Fifth Street in Eureka, behind the old Starbucks. The menu includes a range of options, from burgers and chicken sandwiches to salads.
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‘I Don’t See Anything Changing’: Wary of the Past, Some Northtown Business Owners and Residents Want HACHR’s New Office Far Away from Them
Adrianna Tatom had just started her own business, and she was excited. She’d sunk over $100,000 into a building a few blocks from the Arcata Plaza, outfitting it with all the equipment necessary to turn it into a bubble tea shop, Boba Monster. Sales hadn’t been astronomical, but she was hopeful that they’d grow.
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Assemble, Ye Vendors, Farmers and Artists! Eureka Friday Night Market Season is Nearly Upon Us
Humboldt Made is proud to announce the return of the Eureka Friday Night Market, kicking off May 22nd, in Old town Eureka, in partnership with the City of Eureka and the North Coast Growers Association. Now in its most exciting season yet, Friday Night Market continues to grow as one of Humboldt County’s most beloved community events, celebrating local creativity, supporting small businesses, and bringing people together week after week.
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Water, Odor Issues Alleged in Carlotta Cannabis Farm Expansion
A Carlotta area cannabis farm is seeking to expand but water use issues and a neighboring property owner’s complaint about odor will complicate county approval. The permit hearing for the expansion was on the consent agenda of the Humboldt County Planning Commission’s May 7 meeting but it was continued to May 21.