Good morning, Napa.

Tasha S. Reasor of Napa has asked city officials for approval to open an indoor athletic training facility at part of the Lixit campus at 100 Coombs St. in Napa—if approved, the facility will provide a new local space for sports training.

Napa County officials oppose a California bill that would let AT&T end landline service for some customers—county leaders warn the change could leave residents without a key communication option.

Wine sales in Napa Valley have fallen while local health warnings rise, sparking a generational debate about the safety of moderate drinking—decades of studies have left the question unresolved due to varied and sometimes biased research.

Local residents continue to weigh the risks and benefits as opinions shift and sales decline.

City leaders have decided to keep the Carithers building in downtown Napa, and no demolition plans have been set in motion+ residents are divided on its future.