Insurance is a way to manage your risk. When you buy insurance, you are seeking protection against unexpected financial losses. Managing risk is an important component of financial planning. The experiences of Covid 19 has brought home the reality of… Continue Reading
Shasta College is pleased to offer their ever-popular Vineyard Care class (AGVIT-81, section number S4470) on Saturday 9:00 a.m.-11:50 a.m. starting on March 13, 2021. The course will meet in the Organic Vineyard at the College once per week until… Continue Reading
Shasta College Horticulture Department Plant Sale is back this spring. Starting April 7, the Shasta College Horticulture Department nursery will be hosting their first online plant sale, selling student-grown vegetable starts, annual bedding plants, perennials, strawberry, and herb bowls. Shop… Continue Reading
The Shasta College Foundation Community Speaker Series proudly hosts a talk by accomplished educator, museum professional, advocate, and author Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole via online webinar on April 22, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. Dr. Cole will draw on her remarkable… Continue Reading
During the pandemic, Shasta College gave a large number of former students a welcome bit of good news through a program called “Degrees When Due,” or DWD for short. The program team responsible for DWD awarded 258 degrees to students… Continue Reading
I woke up Sunday planning to listen to one long radio program that was scheduled to last three hours. It related to Shasta County’s future. But as I prepared my coffee and listened to my regular station, I heard an… Continue Reading
In case this is the first you are hearing of this, I will try to be brief and objective while reining in some fairly strong emotions. They want to build an asphalt plant in my neighborhood. More specifically, Crystal Creek… Continue Reading
Some 49 years ago, Linda Krueger Krtek was the last to take a ride on Market Street through downtown Redding. On Wednesday, she was the first. During the half-century between those trips, three blocks of Market Street were closed to… Continue Reading
Congratulations, Shasta County. We’re seeing red again! The long-awaited, long-anticipated return to California’s less-restrictive tier is good news for most of us. I say most of us because here in the North State, many state mandates have been flat-out ignored,… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: This article was originally published on Feb. 20 on Shasta Scout. ### Two individuals with ties to militia groups in the North State have expressed interest in being appointed to the City of Shasta Lake Council. Individuals are… Continue Reading
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