History
DAR Chapters Distribute American Revolution Books to Northern California Schools
DAR chapters in Northern California are donating American Revolution books to local schools, fostering historical awareness among students.
Legacy of Brotherhood: Inside the Diamond Springs I.O.O.F. No. 09 Lodge and Cemetery
Built in 1852 and still active, the Diamond Springs I.O.O.F. Lodge Hall is a rare relic of Gold Rush brotherhood—and...
Inside Lake Tahoe’s Gilded Age: The Historic Pope House and Its Legacy
Pope House: Preserving Lake Tahoe’s Gilded Age Legacy in El Dorado County
Rediscovering the Mormon Emigrant Trail: El Dorado County’s Historic Passage Through the Sierra
Mormon Emigrant Trail: A Historic Passage Through El Dorado County
Historic Rogation Day Service to Reunite Placerville and Coloma Churches
Historic Churches Unite for Rogation Day Service in Coloma
Sheriff Gilbert C. Cook and the 1903 Folsom Prison Manhunt: El Dorado’s Frontier Lawman
Gilbert C. Cook’s Career in California Law Enforcement Rare photo and forgotten history reveal how Sheriff Cook led the charge...
Gold Rush Justice: The Forgotten Frontier Jails of El Dorado County
Uncover the Hidden History of El Dorado County’s Gold Rush Jails Before It's Lost Forever
Hernando de Alarcón: The Forgotten Explorer Who First Navigated the Colorado River
Before Lewis and Clark, there was Alarcón. In 1540, he sailed up the Colorado River, met the Yuma tribes peacefully—and...
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El Dorado County Family Urgently Warns Neighbors After Toddler Battles Rare Flu Complication
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Late-night threat prompts casino response as suspect is taken into custody hours later
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Placerville Arrest Blotter: Felony Chases, Firearms, and DUI Arrests on Jan. 4
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El Dorado County Arrest Blotter: Felony DUI, Domestic Violence, and Drug Busts — Jan. 5
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Placerville Arrests Blotter: Fire, Fraud, DUIs, and Felony Threats on Jan. 8
