With a drumbeat and chants of "no more missing sisters," a large contingent of Native American women, mostly from the Covelo area, continued to press for action and answers on the 2018 disappearance of 23-year-old Khadijah Britton. (Frank Hartzell via Bay City News)

MENDOCINO Co., 2/3/21 — Khadijah Britton was last seen being forced into her ex-boyfriend’s vehicle in Covelo no February 7, 2018, and since then, no one has been arrested or charged in her disappearance, even with a significant reward available, and her story has attracted national concern.

This Friday, on the weekend when family and friends of the missing Covelo woman had planned vigils to commemorate her disappearance, Mendocino County Sheriff Matt Kendall, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation will be holding a live-streamed press conference to provide an update on the investigation.

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Kate Maxwell is the publisher and a founder of The Mendocino Voice. She lives inland but goes to the ocean as much as possible.