Marijuana, kidnapping, terror and….

… there are actually some positive stories in this week’s edition. It’s not all doom and gloom. Visit the website at www.mckinleyvillepress.com.

The Neighbor From Hell, Meth User Runs From Deputy And More News On The Website

There’s lots of news, Visit the new site at www.mckinleyvillepress.com

STOP THE PRESSES! Check out the super-newsy McK Press website!

All of the news in the McKinleyville Press is now up on our website. Visit www.mckinleyvillepress.com.

The site is updated. Check it out!

News! News! News!

The new federal courthouse coming to Mack Town, the search for a new MCSD manager, a proposed ordinance to regulate the growing of wacky weed, an emergency shelter for the homeless in McK and a heck of a lot more news is posted on our new website at mckinleyvillepress.com. Click it and bookmark it!

Also, there is a very interesting video. Check it out.

News on the new website

Click here and bookmark the new McKinleyville Press website. Lots of news!

Central Ave. median, McK Visitor’s Guide and a new website

From now on news and stuff will be posted on the new and improved McKinleyville Press website. Click here and make sure you bookmark this.

There’s a short report about last night’s McKMAC meeting and the proposed median on Central Avenue. Click here.

The website also includes a McKinleyville Visitor’s Guide. There are a lot of great sites out there for Humboldt County tourism, but I doubt you’ll find anything this good relating to McKinleyville.

Some tourism guides will tell you that the McKinleyville Totem Pole is the “World’s Tallest Totem Pole.” That’s baloney. It’s the “World’s Largest Totem Pole.” They need to get with the program. Also, unlike other websites, the McK Press actually tells you the accurate height of this grand work of art. We’re within a quarter inch of accuracy!

If you own a business, you should advertise. We have ads to fit ANY budget.

Oh, and you really should subscribe. Seriously. Click here and get ‘er done.

Also, why don’t you “like” us on Facebook?

New McKinleyville Press website packed full of news!

The new and improved McKinleyville Press website is now up and running and packed full of news!

The new site replaces this blog. So click here and bookmark it. That’s where articles and commentary will be posted from now on.

For a limited time, we’re going to put most of the newspaper’s content up on the site and let you read it for free. In the near future, we’ll offer online subscriptions.  You’ll be able to read the entire newspaper online using your computer, tablet or mobile device. We’ll offer access to the site as a free bonus to subscribers of the dead tree version of the newspaper.