Tuesday morning, a white, resplendent open casket was displayed before the altar of the First Baptist Church in Redding. It held the body of 94-year-old Isaac Jefferson Lowe, so beautifully serene; elegantly dressed in a delicately beaded ivory gown. During… Continue Reading
UPDATE: Due to extreme inclement weather the previously scheduled, January 13th Redding Wins with Winter Campaign Kick-off has official been cancelled. Winter’s team says it regrets cancelling the event, but they are very grateful for the much-needed rain, and plan to reschedule the event when… Continue Reading
Welcome to A News Cafe.com, Julie. Thank you for taking the time to talk about your run for a seat on the Redding City Council in the November election. First, can you tell us a little bit about your background?… Continue Reading
Emphasizing the important role the arts play in the community and education, the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians and the Rolling Hills Casino Foundation pledged $100,000 this week to the Rodgers Theater reconstruction project. The grant, payable over three years… Continue Reading
The City of Redding Transfer Station on Abernathy Lane now accepts old mattresses and box springs from the public for free under a new statewide recycling program beginning this week (January 4, 2016). Called “Bye Bye Mattress,” the program was… Continue Reading
The Associate Degree for Transfer program, a joint venture between the California Community Colleges and the California State Universities (CSU) systems, is showing rapid and marked success as it continues to grow. The number of degrees awarded through the program… Continue Reading
Turtle Bay Exploration Park is proud to announce a major contribution of $20,000 from Tri Counties Bank in support of exhibitions, educational programs and activities throughout the Park. Every exhibit, program, and activity is designed to support the underlying theme… Continue Reading
The recent storms and transition to snowy winter conditions have closed the Lassen Volcanic National Park Highway to vehicle traffic through the park for the season as of Monday, November 16. Visitors can still drive into the park as far… Continue Reading
John Schuyler, President, Mount Shasta Trail Association (MSTA) announces the establishment of the 100 Miles of Trails Special Project Fund at the Shasta Regional Community Foundation with an initial gift of $13,440.00. The 100 Miles of Trails Special Project Fund… Continue Reading
There is no longer any reason to live with a slow healing or non-healing wound. Such wounds can make life difficult. Even simple tasks can be a challenge with lingering worries about infection, pain, discomfort, and reduced activity. The Wound… Continue Reading
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