Perhaps it’s because I’ve been in my own little world with my kids and work since returning to Redding that I hadn’t heard about all the programs here in Redding for small business owners. Or, after talking with many people… Continue Reading
 By Denise Yergenson For those who travel California State Route 44 in and out of Redding, the changes to the route may seem like a routine event. For those who only travel the route once in a while, the… Continue Reading
Roadside attractions are just about as much Americana as you can find. These days, with traffic flying by on the interstate, there’s barely enough time to glimpse, say, a Giant Orange café. Without an option for lazy, meandering travel at… Continue Reading
My generation has been fairly fortunate. We haven’t had nearly the same turmoil that accompanied my parents’ coming of age. Racism still existed (and exists), but as the Rodney King beating showed – it was far from tolerated in the… Continue Reading
Study the commercial property market. This is critical, for you might not be ready to get into this aspect of real estate. The commercial field is made up of many different elements, from income producing property, such as apartments, to… Continue Reading
A quick recap from my last two columns: My fiancé, Richard, and I traveled to Incheon, South Korea, in August to visit my friend, Jessica, who is spending two years teaching there. The history Richard, Jessica and I visited the… Continue Reading
Just one look at their emotion-filled faces and you’ll be smitten. Their soulful eyes betray the smiles on their faces. These are the children of Shasta County who need forever families—who need to be adopted—and they’re all on display in… Continue Reading
While everyone is spending a lot of time pointing fingers and talking about how we got into this housing mess, I feel compelled to tell the tale of this short sale. A short sale is where the house is being… Continue Reading
 Do you cast your votes based solely upon the sentiment of a political sign proudly displayed on your favorite neighbor’s yard? I didn’t think so. Despite the idea that political lawn signs are more a celebration of one’s choice… Continue Reading
By Ginny Hibbard All of us open and close a water faucet multiple times in a 24-hour period. Do we think about how the water comes to be running through our faucets? I doubt if many people think about it at… Continue Reading
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