On June 7, Tehama County voters will decide whether Dave Kain or Chad Parker is their next county sheriff. Kain is currently employed as a Captain by the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office. He has won numerous awards. Parker formerly worked for… Continue Reading
At 12:35 p.m. on Feb. 4, 2020, Lupita Barbosa called 911 to request medical assistance for her 41-year-old husband Thomas Barbosa. Thomas Barbosa was experiencing a mental-health crisis at their home located off Gas Point Road in Cottonwood. Lupita Barbosa… Continue Reading
Prominent members of Shasta County’s alt-right community gathered at Country Strong Fitness in Palo Cedro the night of Feb. 1 awaiting the recall election results that would determine the fate of District 2 Supervisor Leonard Moty. Attendees at the event… Continue Reading
Red, White and Blueprint released its latest docuseries, Episode 7 -“Change”– on Jan. 15. It is chock full of big talk, but in signature Red, White and Blueprint fashion, it is light on facts. Episode 7 demonstrated how the RW&B… Continue Reading
Shasta County is home to the highest rates of per capita guns sales among all California counties. Shasta County has 12 times as many Conceal Carry Weapons licenses (CCW) as Los Angeles County. It is estimated that 65 guns are… Continue Reading
A few days before Christmas, former Bethel Church label musician and worship leader Sean Feucht, who maintains strong ties to Redding’s famous mega-church, spoke at the Turning Point U.S.A. four-day Americafest event in Phoenix at its convention center. The event… Continue Reading
After the acrid smoke finally settled from the Dixie Fire’s massive destruction, Greenville-area residents Joanne Burgueño and Sara Gray joined forces to turn their grief and frustration over their community’s losses into a creative venture to share residents’ stories. Continue Reading
Early in 2021, the Red, White and Blueprint media company was hot. In addition to posting docuseries episodes and podcasts, RW&B was known for widely spreading misinformation about COVID-19 and stirring up trouble with Shasta County politics, while supporting the… Continue Reading
Stacy Pearce, the Berrendos Middle School teacher whose post went viral on the social media for wearing a yellow Star of David while comparing Covid-19 vaccine and testing requirements to the Jewish Holocaust, has been placed on administrative leave while… Continue Reading
On Mon., Oct. 18, during the statewide school walkouts to protest the vaccine mandates for all public school teachers and staff, a few hundred protesters converged upon the Riverfront Park in Redding to air their grievances. According to state mandates,… Continue Reading
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