The Donner Party’s 1846 journey west became a historic nightmare of starvation, sacrifice, and heroism in the Sierras.
Long before tourists came for wine and apples, timber was El Dorado County’s lifeblood. From axes and oxen to rail...
Discover how El Dorado County’s forests powered Gold Rush-era sawmills, mountain railroads, and innovative cable trams—leaving a lasting legacy
Axe throwing, live music, and a whole lotta sawdust—Logging Days returns to Pollock Pines July 18–19. Join us and celebrate...
A team of ghost hunters uncovered chilling encounters with a “Lady of the Night” and other spirits at the haunted...
On July 1, 1864, Deputy Joseph Staples was gunned down while confronting Confederate stage robbers. El Dorado County remembers him...
Before highways and rail, the Placerville Route powered a silver empire. Meet the teams, trails, and towns that kept the...
El Dorado County’s first female deputy sheriff, Lulu Belle Cook, served from 1912–1918, defying gender norms. Learn how she shaped local law enforcement...
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© 2023 Placerville Newswire Commentary is produced by the Placerville Newswire, a private service focusing on Placerville Local Area issues. All conclusions expressed in this publication should be understood to be solely those of the author(s). You may find us in El Dorado County Placerville, CA 95667