Tehama County is situated in the fertile northern Sacramento Valley and is host to a rich and diverse ecosystem, which yields some of the finest food in the world. Many of these crops are grown by the Tehama Trail farmers,… Continue Reading
The Tehama Trail 4th Annual Passport Weekend, held on June 7 and 8, is your chance to take a leisurely drive along backcountry roads, learn how food grows, taste farm-fresh produce, artisan olive oil and handcrafted wine, and meet your… Continue Reading
After Senor Rosa’s upped sticks and moved into the old Leatherby’s Family Creamery at the south end of the Downtown Mall (call it the Promenade all you like, it’s still the old Downtown Mall) that funny little cinder block building… Continue Reading
(Tehama County, CA) Explore scenic Tehama County and discover the food, the farms and the people that make this agricultural community so unique at the 4th Annual Passport Weekend, June 7 – 8, from 10 am to 5 pm. “We… Continue Reading
Back in the late 1970s there was a Maxwell’s Restaurant in Redding. Femme de Joie’s memory is a bit fuzzy on this, but she recalls it being on the corner of Market and Sacramento, where Vintage Wine Bar sits now.… Continue Reading
Support Bella Vista Farms Animal Sanctuary by attending its first fundraiser, Sat., May 3, 5 to 8 p.m., at the Cottonwood Community Center in Cottonwood where you will: • Enjoy a delicious homemade spaghetti-and-meatballs dinner with salad, bread and dessert, as… Continue Reading
Even as someone who loves to cook, it’s a rare Thursday when I don’t buy either the already cooked baby back ribs ($10 a rack) or whole, roasted rosemary and garlic chicken ($5 each) at Tops Market (formerly Sunset Marketplace)… Continue Reading
I may have mentioned my pair of prized, beaten-up photo albums, the ring-binder type with plastic sleeves. I sometimes imagine that after I’m gone, my kids will surely fight over those two albums, or I kind of hope they do,… Continue Reading
This family fun event will include live music, great food, and crafts for the young kids. Drive-thru is also available for those that would like to take their delicious Tri-Tip dinner home. Tickets: $10 (PayPal link at www.yvpc.org or in person from the… Continue Reading
When I think of St. Patrick’s Day, two memories come to mind. First is when friend Jim put green food coloring in his kids’ milk to celebrate the day while their mom was away at school and Jim was in… Continue Reading
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