If you’re in Redding on Saturday between 6 and 8 p.m., you may experience the unexpected sights, revving and rumbling of classic cars cruising through the city. It doesn’t have an official location, but it does have a name: Covid… Continue Reading
When Jan Scanlin was 7-years-old, all she wanted for Christmas was a sewing machine. She never imagined that decades later her favorite present would be used to sew face masks during a global pandemic. “When you hear about the shortfalls… Continue Reading
Last October, as northern California was still reeling from two successive wildfires that ranked among the most destructive in state history, seven white men marched onto the Sundial Bridge in Redding and unfurled a banner praising firefighters in the name… Continue Reading
SUNDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE: REU restored power to my neighborhood. Thank you, REU. I will never take my electricity for granted again. ### I hope that by the time you read this I’m sitting in a house that has functioning electricity,… Continue Reading
Every year, especially around the holidays, I wish for snow. All those years of wishes came true Tuesday night and on into Wednesday morning. When the first flakes fell Tuesday evening, I joked about it, and posted a photo on… Continue Reading
Ah, February! Advertisers have had a chance to catch their collective breath after the festive season, and once again they bombard us all with Things To Buy That Prove Your Love. At Christmastime the pressure is on to spring engagement… Continue Reading
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