
Democratic headquarters grand opening, 600 Main Street · July 2008
Randall Stone served as master lessee and IT lead for the headquarters and held Democratic Action Club leadership.
Visual archive
The archive keeps photographs and media close to the events they document while refusing to invent metadata for the sake of neatness. Known names, dates and places are stated; uncertain ones remain uncertain.
Documentary source photographs
New family and performance-day photographs added to the documentary archive.



Newly identified source photographs
These are not generic illustration. Each frame is tied to an event, institution, relationship or ordinary piece of life. Where the identification is firsthand, it is labeled that way; where metadata is still incomplete, the uncertainty stays visible.

Randall Stone served as master lessee and IT lead for the headquarters and held Democratic Action Club leadership.











Randall Stone with the late Jim Walker at a 2012 campaign fundraiser at former Councilmember Tom Nickell’s home. Walker, then Chico’s outgoing Vice Mayor, had served on the Chico Area Recreation and Park District board and the Bidwell Park and Playground Commission. Professionally, Walker was a family nurse practitioner and PA-C. He was also a competitive triathlete; Stone recalls competing as a youngster in the same 1984 Rancho Seco triathlon that Walker, then in college, won. Walker publicly endorsed Stone’s first City Council campaign and died of brain cancer in 2022.



Randall rode the electric unicycle to Rhys’s daycare. They used fare-free B-Line transit in town and walked the last mile.


Record & coverage: Chico News & Review · “Message of togetherness” · July 5, 2018
Randall Stone speaking at Chico’s Families Belong Together rally on June 30, 2018. In his remarks, Stone recalls discussing his Mexican-American heritage and his maternal grandfather, a Cristero from Jalisco who fled to Nogales, Arizona. The contemporaneous source establishes the event and date; the content of Stone’s remarks is identified as firsthand recollection.
Core family, athletics, housing and governing images
This group adds identified family and activity photographs without forcing every intake image into public use. Near-duplicates and photographs with unresolved identities remain in the source archive rather than being guessed into captions.





Recovered source photographs
These are source photographs supplied for the current public record. Captions identify the photograph and leave unresolved dates or event names plainly unresolved.







An unresolved date is a cataloging problem, not permission to delete a chapter. Images here remain part of the working archive even when a caption still needs a date, venue or additional identification.
Public service & governance




Rhys Stone cut the ribbon at the official opening of the first major segment of Comanche Creek Greenway on July 22, 2016. Contemporaneous coverage records that Friends of Comanche Creek Greenway pledged $17,000 per year for the next three years for park maintenance and patrol.






Coverage: Chico News & Review · “Off the mat” · Sept. 1, 2016















Community & service









Community & place





Family, athletics & outdoors















Culture & Rosas de María





Working archive



Additional source photographs · added August 14, 2026
Newsom and state-advocacy events, Women’s March, family transit, Meals on Wheels, children at the Council dais, family life and outdoor travel. Exact duplicates are retained in the administrative archive without cluttering the public gallery.












Earlier years · recovered archive
Special Olympics, snow travel, professional work, and Randall and Krista during earlier family years. Known dates are retained; unknown venues and occasions remain unknown rather than being reverse-engineered from nostalgia.








Context still being attached
A few strong source photographs are preserved publicly with deliberately limited captions until the exact event record is attached.



Chico City Council swearing-in ceremony. Exact date and full participant identification pending.
Recovered source photographs
These supplied photographs have enough context to publish without pretending every unknown date or participant has been solved.










Newly contextualized photographs
These images are now tied to family, radio, athletics, arts and community history instead of sitting in a folder with a camera-generated filename. The archive preserves source files even when the original filenames are not descriptive.







R136 · identified additions
The archive now carries these images into the family, media, outdoor, legacy and public-service pages above. This section keeps a compact cross-reference rather than leaving the files as anonymous uploads.












Early athletic record
A working athletic archive now links recovered records from childhood swimming, Bay Area running, St. Francis cross-country and track, Vineman, World Triathlon and the 1993 circuit, while separately tracking retained plaques, certificates and other physical objects that are awaiting scans.
The general archive is already broad. The race ledger needs dates, exact recorded names, times, source links and uncertainty notes without turning the rest of the site into a spreadsheet wearing a necktie.
Physical archive · digitization queue
The athletics archive now records original artifacts still in the personal collection: the 1989 Chicago Sun-Times first-place award, 1992 Carlsbad first-place award, 1992 USTS Las Vegas division-winning plaque, 1993 Tri-Fed All-American certificate, and the considerably less majestic 1989 Tandem Up & Running third-place foot-massage roller.
Readable scans or photographs will be added here and linked to the source ledger as they become available.
Triathlete no. 113, corresponding to August 1993 in the surviving archive sequence, is the leading target for the remembered featured-amateur coverage. UMass Boston holds the physical issue.