Kool April Nites. Once a year, the air in this city is permeated with the smell of exhaust. The sounds of varied engines combine to produce a unique concert, including the purr of the vintage Cadillac and the throaty roar… Continue Reading
In between the late winter rains and the early summer heat, Table Mountain is the perfect place to visit. This flat volcanic land blanketed in whimsical wildflowers lies just north of Oroville in Butte County. This local gem bursts with… Continue Reading
Driven by desire and the spirit of a fallen sister, Redding’s Angry Beavers roller derby team rolled into the rink at Big League Dreams last month to take on the Tahoe Derby Dames, kicking off the roller derby season. Robed in their typical… Continue Reading
A celebration is about to roll out that honors young children and all those who make a difference in the lives of young children. The California Cascade Association for the Education of Young Children (CCAEYC) and First 5 Shasta proudly celebrate… Continue Reading
In case you thought of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) in Ashland as just a summer extravaganza, you could be missing out on some of the prime (but relatively unsung) joys of life here in Jefferson State. Even though they… Continue Reading
There are hundreds of online social networking sites, so where in the world do you start? It was by pure accident that I got onto the granddaddy of them all, LinkedIn, in September/October of 2007. A friend said, “Hey, there’s… Continue Reading
Photo courtesy of Shasta Historical Society I am not embarassed to say it. I have lived in Redding for almost all of my life. That would be 53 out of my 54 years. OK, so technically I am not a… Continue Reading
On February 17 the general membership meeting of the Shasta Association of Realtors featured guest speaker attorney Darryll Alvey. Darryll is a longtime Realtor, since 1975. He became a Broker in our area, and served for a time as President… Continue Reading
I know, I know, it’s only March. So why should you start thinking about your summer wardrobe? Have you gained or lost weight since last summer? Is your wardrobe too casual or does it contain lots of “work wear”? Or… Continue Reading
Click here to read “Our Broken Sky” Part One and Part Two. Twenty years ago the U.S. Government approved the first geoengineering patent to reduce “atmospheric warming due to the greenhouse effect resulting from a greenhouse gases layer.” “The method… Continue Reading
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