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Live Music in the North State: October 13 – 19

Posted on October 12, 2021 by Hal Johnson

    Local favorites, touring acts, and a musical are included in this week’s lineup in the north state. Enjoy.   Wednesday, October 13 The Pine Dogz at the Round Up Saloon in Red Bluff. Starts at 6 pm. Mumblefinger… Continue Reading →

Archive, Events, Lead Story, Music bands, live music, open mics
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Delayed Sentencing in Zapata, Meagher, Bailey Trial … To Be Continued

Posted on October 7, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

Today was supposed to be the sentencing day for co-defendants Carlos Zapata, Christopher Meagher and Elizabeth Bailey after the jury in the triple-joinder trial delivered findings Thursday of five guilty verdicts out of six charges. Instead, minutes into the hearing’s… Continue Reading →

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Nathan Pinkney’s Lawyer Speaks Her Mind

Posted on October 7, 2021 by Guest Speaker

I am finally un-gagged. I am Nathan Pinkney’s lawyer. I have years of experience both as a prosecutor and as public defender, and I have spent past years in private practice which is what I do now. I feel my… Continue Reading →

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Jury Finds Defendants GUILTY On 5 Counts in Zapata, Meagher & Bailey Trial

Posted on October 6, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

What a difference a day makes. The jury found all three defendants guilty on five separate counts in the People vs. Zapata, Meagher and Bailey trial this afternoon in a case that appeared dangerously close to a mistrial just 24… Continue Reading →

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Red, White & Blueprint Episode Six: Garbage In, Garbage Out, and a Warning

Posted on October 5, 2021 by R.V. Scheide

It’s not easy to get past the above opening scene in Episode 6 of the Red, White & Blueprint’s docuseries, released this past Saturday. The ambitious overhead shot of the city of Redding encrusted with what feels like three decades’… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Carlos Zapata, Patrick Henry Jones, Red White and Blueprint

Live Music in the North State: October 6 – 12

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Hal Johnson

  Summer outdoor music events are winding down with the arrival of fall, but we still have some great music events going on this week. Enjoy.   Wednesday, October 6 Nick Ciampi Band at Demented Designs “Bike Night” in Anderson.… Continue Reading →

Archive, Events, Lead Story, Music bands, live music, open mics
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Judge Orders Jury to Resume Deliberations Following Preliminary Stalemate in Zapata, Meagher, Bailey Trial

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

The People vs. Carlos Zapata, Christopher Meagher and Elizabeth Bailey criminal trial is teetering on the edge of a mistrial. However, presiding Shasta County Superior Court Judge Jody Burgess is doing everything in his power to prevent that from happening. … Continue Reading →

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Red, White and Blueprint: Dead in the Water, Circling the Drain

Posted on October 4, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

Finally, after months of failures and sagging popularity, the North State embarrassment known as Red, White and Blueprint appears dead in the water. Cue the celebrations. Break out the champagne. The most recent proof of RW&B’s demise happened last week… Continue Reading →

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Recall Shasta’s Hail Mary Pass Falls Short: Judge Denies Extension

Posted on September 28, 2021 by R.V. Scheide

There’s a reason hucking a football 70 yards downfield toward a dozen teammates and opponents jockeying for position in the end zone is called a “hail Mary pass.” Only 10 percent of such passes are completed in the NFL, and… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Chad Morgan, Christopher Pisano, Judge Tamara Wood, R.V. Scheide, Recall Shasta extension
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Bethel Leader Kris Vallotton Faces Charges of Sexism After His Comments Go Viral on TikTok

Posted on September 27, 2021 by Shawn Schwaller

Kris Vallotton, Bethel Church’s senior associate leader, abruptly removed a video from an old talk he recently shared on his YouTube channel after a person on the social media application TikTok shared a set of clips from it that went… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Bethel Church, Kris Vallotton, Moral Revolution, Shawn Schwaller

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  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Steve
    In reply to Mike Zapino. A fallacy frequently argued by gun enthusiasts is that guns make Americans safer so long as there are good guys carrying guns along with the bad guys. The gun homicide rates in the Old West, when most men carried guns, were astronomical—annually up to 400 per 100,000 in many cattle […]
  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Mike Zapino
    After an initial fistfight at the California Exchange, the men encountered each other again, and Shannon attacked Touzalin with a bowie knife. Could you imagine walking into a what I assume is a bank to exchange things and getting into a fist fight, let alone dying soon after. Harsh times in the Wild West! Loved […]
  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: 1st in a series – Rope, justice, and the lawless frontier. The story of Shasta County’s earliest hangings, 1850–1859 by Steve
    Sentenced to hang for murdering a Chinese miner in 1856. One governor commutes his sentence in 1857 to life in prison. Two years later, the next governor pardons him if he'll leave the state for good. And that's far more justice than the lynched Native Americans got. It boggles the mind. There's a somewhat fanciful […]
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