Anticipation high as Eureka prepares for border opening
Businesses in Eureka are ready with welcome signs, like this one at the First and Last Chance Bar, as they await the return of Canadian customers (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Businesses in Eureka are ready with welcome signs, like this one at the First and Last Chance Bar, as they await the return of Canadian customers (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Dewey Avenue, Eureka's main street, may be busier in the coming days as the border opens on Monday, allowing travelers from Canada into the U.S. for the first time in 19 months. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Kathy Ness, office administrator for Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce, at her desk Nov. 4. Ness has fielded many phone calls from Canadians wondering if the Chamber can help facilitate Covid-19 tests, but said that's beyond the scope of what the organization can do. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
It's been more than 19 months since Brandy Carvey last spent a holiday with her fiance.
While it's only a short drive from where Carvey lives with her son in Eureka to her fiance’s home in Canada, the three might as well be living on different continents...
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