Humboldt’s cannabis economy has reportedly improved, Betty Chinn joins Rosa Parks and others in a kid’s book celebrating female activists, access to healthcare in Arcata is set to improve, Humboldt’s biggest meth bust ever, Eureka doubles up on incoming pizza chains, a mural-removal scare in Eureka is explained, homeless Humboldt State students have a new resource, developments regarding two bars in Arcata that facilitated drug peddling, Halloween season’s arrival sparks an ‘80s horror movie memory, hat-tips to certain locals, detaining the disrobed, and so much more. Plus event picks and the attraction of the week.You can also check out Humboldt Last Week Alternative Radio (HLW altRADIO). It’s a curated radio station with new and nostalgia alternative music -- mostly leaning toward rock -- and quick community stories. The sets are long, the community content is prompt, and the library is vast. The most hearted artists of last week? Queens of the Stone Age and Death Cab For Cutie. Adds this week? TOOL “Invincible,” Angels & Airwaves “Kiss & Tell,” Caravan Palace “Moonshine,” Indian Askin “Wheels,” and Devon Gilfillian “Get Out And Get It.”Humboldt Last Week episode 140 partners: Women and Whiskey Sept. 13 - Ferndale Music Company - Bongo Boy Studio - Trinidad Vacation Rental - North Coast Journal - Brick & Fire Bistro - Photography by ShiHumboldt Last Week is available at: humboldtlastweek.com - kymkemp.com - northcoastjournal.com - 99.1 FM Mondays