Quick. What’s your favorite movie? Don’t overthink it. The question is not which movie you think is the greatest of all time. That is probably not the same as your favorite. Film buffs often cite “Citizen Kane” or “2001 –… Continue Reading
At 11 p.m. on Sept. 3, 2021, 20-year-old Taylor Merrick called 911 to report he’d found Ryder Klenk, his friend and roommate, severely injured and lying in a field on the Crossroads Baptist Church property in Bella Vista. Bella Vista… Continue Reading
Tuesday, Shasta County lived up to its growing reputation as a backwater, hateful, bigoted place when the trio of destructive supervisors obliterated chances for a Pride Month resolution. Had it passed, the resolution would have cost the county nothing, but… Continue Reading
Mosiac Restaurant is adding a Monday music night, Taroko Redding an occasional Tuesday night, and Cicada Cantina is adding a regular Wednesday music night to the mix. Heck, Thursdays have already been busy since pandemic restrictions eased–sometimes busier… Continue Reading
Did you know Joseph Paul Souza? I didn’t have the pleasure, but his obituary in the Red Bluff Daily News was the best. He wrote it himself and now I’m sorry we never met. After proclaiming his love for his… Continue Reading
Judas came to mind Tuesday during the Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting. With stunningly duplicitous performances from the dais, supervisors Les Baugh, Tim Garman and Patrick Jones delivered phony-baloney farewells to CEO Matt Pontes, the very man whose life… Continue Reading
With late spring, we’re seeing more outdoor venues opening up again, such as the Mosquito Serenade, Friday Night in the Park, and The Park Food Truck Hub. Speaking of outdoor venues, out in Coffee Creek the folks at… Continue Reading
Congratulations, Tehama County. You did your homework. You saw through the BS. You showed up and you voted. And not in the worst numbers for a primary election in a mid-term year. Some folks jumped the gun and thought the… Continue Reading
On the night of one of the most significant elections in Shasta County’s history, the important business of processing ballots was interrupted by a group of people who decided election night was the perfect time to demand an audience with… Continue Reading
The Sound Wave Jam Pad is the brainchild of local musician, businessman, and promoter Donnie Red and local musical artist Rachel Shannon, who performs with the band Sugarkane & Co. Its season as a floating stage (it’s used as… Continue Reading
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