This March sees the return of Shasta College’s mainstage theatre program with a production of Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play, a wildly imaginative dark comedy that propels us forward nearly a century, following a new civilization stumbling into its… Continue Reading
This week the Breakdown covers the numerous criminal records of District 2 Candidate Dale Ball, which reach back to 1990. Facebook Link: https://fb.watch/aT3vt2Oezy/ Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/nYgZV8O6dBU Hello, and welcome to the North State Breakdown with Benjamin Nowain. In this episode I am… Continue Reading
This morning a volunteer poll worker called the Elections Department to let staff know the worker’s car had been broken into. Some election supplies for Tuesday were stored in a vehicle at the time of the break-in. The volunteer followed… Continue Reading
The McConnell Foundation is a private, non-partisan organization, and is by law prohibited from contributing to, or endorsing candidates or initiatives in public elections. The Foundation has never contributed to any political candidate or recall campaign. Federal rules also make… Continue Reading
Tuesday morning Recall Shasta members got the circus they desired for their extra-special Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting. It just wasn’t held exactly where they expected it. Because of a series of events following the supervisors’ Jan. 4 meeting,… Continue Reading
Shasta College students will soon be eligible to earn up to $10,000 in student aid per year while volunteering their time to local non-profits thanks to a grant from the California Governor’s Office and the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps. Shasta College… Continue Reading
In the wake of nearly two years of civil unrest, anti-government sentiment, and recent threats of violence from fringe groups in Shasta County, one of several local groups of citizens is stepping up in support of local government re-establishing order… Continue Reading
Shasta College’s Spring Semester will commence on January 19, with over 50% of the courses offered in-person. Many classes will also have an online or hybrid option available for students who prefer the convenience of online instruction. Support services will… Continue Reading
Cathy Darling Allen, County Clerk, would like to inform the public that voter information guides for voters in Supervisorial District 2 are being delivered this week via US mail. A new state law is in effect that mandates all voters… Continue Reading
Turn back the hands of time 53 years. It’s just after noon on Sept. 28, 1968. A 1959 Chevy packed with six teenagers races up Highway 44. Susanville’s their destination. They’re heading for an away-football game between Enterprise High School… Continue Reading
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