Traveling from her home in Grants Pass, Ore., to San Francisco and back, Hwa Mei Keller would continually pass though Redding and notice that something was missing. A teppanyaki table at Kobe Seafood and Steakhouse. “There were no teppanyaki tables,”… Continue Reading
All of the sudden there’s so much going on. What happened? Oh, yeah, it’s summer (even if it may not feel like it). Here’s some gettin’ out options for you: • It’s been raining today but tonight and Saturday night… Continue Reading
In case you aren’t aware of this, the north state’s own Tristan and Tashina Clarridge are a cutting-edge force in American roots music. The point was seared home at the Memorial Day weekend Strawberry Music Festival at Camp Mather near… Continue Reading
With a lineup featuring a smattering of well-established country stars, new and veteran blues performers, high-end vocal groups, and an iconic rock star, the Cascade Theatre announced its 2010-11 Cascade Theatre/Jefferson Public Radio Performance Series on Tuesday. Pat Benatar The… Continue Reading
Philip Smith remembers the day his shift out of commercial television began. He was working for a network affiliate in Birmingham, Ala., and his 6-year-old son inquired, “Dad, how come we never watch the TV station you work at?”
Smith, who last week was named new general manager at Redding-based public television station KIXE, was stumped.
“It was good question … Continue Reading
Just a year and a half into his tenure as Redding Police Chief, Peter Hansen has announced he’s stepping down.
Hansen, who took over for Chief Leonard Moty in November of 2008, will remain on the job until Dec. 3 to help ease the transition to a new chief. He leaves with 27 years of service with Redding Police Department and more than 30 years of … Continue Reading
I wouldn’t say I worship the sport, but I do enjoy attending services from time to time. I do tithe. And I will say this much: Thank God for baseball. It has always transported me to a better place. For… Continue Reading
Redding has been referred to as Calabama by some. I can’t help but think this guy — running for Agriculture Commissioner in Alabama — would win just about any position he ran for in the north state. Check him out:… Continue Reading
Longtime north state arts supporters Peter and Nadia Robbins, also known as the Traveling Bohemians, are celebrating the opening of their new venue — the Bohemian Art Loft — this weekend. The Grand Opening Weekend begins today with a storytelling… Continue Reading
The Redding Planning Commission follows the recommendations of city planners the majority of the time, Commissioner Randall Smith acknowledged after a four-hour session on Tuesday. But in dealing with an issue Smith called one of the most challenging of his… Continue Reading
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