Rather than taking someone else’s question and answering it, I want to use today’s Glad You Asked column to ask myself a question. So, this column will deviate from the others but I figure it’s OK to be a deviant from time to time. As long as the law isn’t involved, that is.

NapaValleyRegister.com publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County.

Here comes the annual list of things you resolve to accomplish, the goals, the items that will make you feel better about yourself, the gotta-do's that always seem to slip away.

Here are the results of our recent user poll on the top stories of 2008.

On a bright winter morning, St. Helena Montessori School students Amelia Hardy and Jackson Graff were in the Grace Episcopal Church kitchen whipping up frosting for a honey cake, and Julia Eyer was rolling out impossibly long lengths of paper-thin pasta for cannelloni.

Several residents of Vineyard Valley Mobile Home Park are involved in litigation with St. Helena over how the city’s flood control project will affect their property values.

Napa Pipe developers plan to knock at least 600 homes off of their initial plan for the mixed-use development in south Napa County.

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Friends and colleagues are invited to attend the celebration of Pamela A. Kindig’s retirement. Her 22 years as Napa County’s auditor-controller will be honored on Friday, Jan. 30, at the Silverado Resort.