Guy McCarthy is a reporter for the Union Democrat, focusing on local news in Sonora, California. With a keen interest in the community, Guy covers a range of topics including wildfires, environmental conservation, local events, and human interest stories.
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City of Sonora staff unveiled a host of new city vehicles Monday evening, including newly-leased Sonora Police patrol cars.
By: Guy McCarthy
2024 Mother Lode Roundup Parade and Rodeo honorees (from left) Darrell Slocum, chief executive officer of the nonprofit Sonora Area Foundation, holds a Top Hand belt buckle; Donnie Wright, of Sonora, holds a Grand Marshal belt buckle; and Janie Bozworth holds her Mother of the Year plaque, Thursday at Emberz. Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat
Tuolumne County Sheriff David Vasquez listened to residents' concerns Wednesday at a town hall meeting in the Willow Springs subdivision. Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat
Volunteers, including Sonora residents Bailey Ramberg, Christina Van Beekom, and Bryn Miller, help remove invasive yellow flag iris from Woods Creek on Friday during a cleanup event organized by the Chicken Ranch Rancheria Me-Wuk Indians of California, the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians, and the Tuolumne River Trust. Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat
More than 40 volunteers sponsored by Discover Life Seventh-day Adventist Church of Sonora recently spent time in the East African country of Kenya, where they built a girls dormitory at
By: Guy Mccarthy
More than 100 people came Saturday to the second night of a grant-funded three-day immersive, interactive art experience called Last Earth, created by Jen Fletcher of the Greater Good Collective,
A man died Thursday morning at the bottom of Old Priest Grade below Highway 120 when he stopped his Ford Lightning pickup to close the charge portal on the truck’s front left quarter-panel and the truck continued moving, the California Highway Patrol said. The man was dragged under the truck for a distance before it continued rolling downhill across Moccasin Switchback Road and through multiple fences before it came to rest in a yard. Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat
By: Guy McCarthy
Beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday, anyone who intends to do hazard reduction burning will be required to get a burn permit in the Cal Fire jurisdiction state responsibility areas of Tuolumne, Calaveras, eastern Stanislaus and eastern San Joaquin counties.
A portion of the Tuolumne Main Canal in this file photo from December 2017. Union Democrat file photo
By: Guy McCarthy
"Life at the Water's Edge" is a new exhibit of dioramas and sculptures, focusing on watersheds and watershed health, created by Columbia artist-musician Peggy Reza, who has been incorporating recycled materials into her art works for the past decade. Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat
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