Ordinary people who give back to their communities make towns attractive and economically viable. Small communities couldn’t survive, much less thrive, without them. Steve Woodrum, whose family has been a part of Redding’s history and culture for over a century,… Continue Reading
The Cascade Theater rocked with guitar virtuoso Pavlo on Thursday night. The audience was instantly drawn into the music and performance the moment Pavlo and his band took the stage. To say that Pavlo is a guitar master is too… Continue Reading
Throughout our local waterways – from the ACID canal to the Sacramento River – you’ll see ducks. North American Wood Ducks to be exact. The only North American waterfowl that breed twice in the same season. over the years these… Continue Reading
As someone committed to living a green lifestyle, it’s natural for me to want my dog to be on the green journey with me. I’ve ditched containers with BPA and chemical-filled pet products and I use top quality “green” laundry… Continue Reading
Although many things are being recycled these days, pianos rarely are. Beautiful to look at and listen to, they often end up discarded, trashed or dumped in landfills. But sometimes there are angels who step in and give these once… Continue Reading
The number of registered hybrid-electric vehicles (HEVs) in the U.S. grew to nearly 2 million in 2012, when the U.S. also held the world record for plug-in electric car sales. Between 2008 and April 2013, 100,000 highway-capable plug-in electric cars… Continue Reading
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