Friday’s Kool Cruise. Photos by Jon Lewis. There have been years when Mother Nature has frowned on Kool April Nites, one of the West Coast’s largest car shows and certainly one of Redding’s biggest weekends of the year. But following… Continue Reading
Redding’s Stillwater Business Park is officially open and awaiting its first company to roll in and break ground. And, following Friday’s ribbon cutting, the clock is also officially ticking on the park. If months and months roll by and begin… Continue Reading
You want to see an amazing chunk of tunes? Check out this list: Spanish Pipedream Souvenirs Angel From Montgomery Hello In There Space Monkey Sam Stone Storm Windows Sins of Memphisto Fish and Whistle Donald and Lydia Ain’t Hurtin’ Nobody… Continue Reading
John Prine These types of pronouncements can border on the ridiculous, but for the sake of having a writing device, we’ll just make it anyway — John Prine is the most important artist to play the Cascade Theatre to date.… Continue Reading
The expansion of the Oasis Road/Interstate 5 interchange would set the table for a large commercial retail development on land on the east side of I-5.
Among the primary arguments for developing the Oasis area into a retail sector is that it’s the last open freeway stretch in the city. Proponents believe it would secure a retail advantage for Redding and thus generate more sales tax revenue, a huge portion of the city’s bottom line … Continue Reading
Virtuoso musicianship in the form of the five-piece ensemble Joy Kills Sorrow visits the north state for an 8 p.m. Friday concert at Bernie’s Guitar (3086 Bechelli Lane) in Redding. The concert is hosted by the Oaksong Music Society, which… Continue Reading
You guys are hip to the Britt Music Festival in Jacksonville (just northwest of Ashland, Ore.), aren’t you? If you’re not, here’s a quick overview: killer outdoor amphitheater just two and a half hours drive north to the historic town… Continue Reading
I’ve praised James Santos and the Dance Project many times before. But after watching the full production of the company’s most recent show, "Steppin’ Out," on Saturday at the Cascade Theatre, I have to say it again — what an… Continue Reading
Wednesday was the final day of public commentary for the proposed smoking ban on public beaches at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. On Tuesday, however, Whiskeytown Superintendent Jim Milestone said letters and e-mails sent this week would all be viewed as… Continue Reading
Oh, this weather! What an incredible stretch of days to get outside. Joined a group for an excellent mountain bike ride (Recliner-Taco Stand) at Whiskeytown today and saw lots of others riding. One large group was pre-riding the Lemurian Shasta… Continue Reading
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