Good morning, Napa.

Pro-Inclusion Napa is launching a yard sign campaign that promotes respect and kindness by providing bilingual signs + encouraging civility among neighbors in Napa.

The initiative will begin today as it aims to foster community unity.

Eiko’s will close its Oxbow Public Market location on Jan.

11 after 11 years and will shift operations to downtown Napa, where a fresh seafood market will open soon (consolidation aims to serve the community better).

Napa Makes boosts artisans with a six-week accelerator that ended in June 2025; SBDC and partners like Mechanics Bank & the Chamber of Commerce provided mentoring.

In 2026, the program expands with a free Food Startup Studio launching in February and a new art accelerator in spring.

The City of Napa has chosen The Abbi Agency + Campstories to rebrand DoNapa with a new website and narrative that highlights its wine, food, arts and outdoor activities.

Early updates will appear in spring to help boost tourism revenue that funds essential city services.

The First Street Napa Phase II project broke ground last month to build a 161-room hotel, a 78-unit condominium, and a rebuilt Brown Street Corridor with updated landscaping and public art while Don Perico prepares to reopen in a new space next to its former site in Summer 2026.