Approaching the Sundial Bridge in Redding last night, the first indication that something big was happening was the sight of vehicles; hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of them. Parked cars, trucks, vans, bikes and Segways covered all available asphalt, parking… Continue Reading
Dear Governor Newsom, I know you’re busy, but we’ve got a situation up here in Shasta County that is in dire need of your attention during this pandemic. We’ve got trouble, right here in river city, along the Northern California… Continue Reading
Q: Hey, James. We have to stop meeting like this. But thank you, once again, for allowing me to talk with you about a timely topic; this time, COVID-19, and your family’s encounter with it. But first, a little background… Continue Reading
The Center for Spiritual Living in Redding has once again been awarded Best of Redding in the Places of Worship category by the Redding Award Program. The award program focuses on businesses that enhance the positive image through service to… Continue Reading
Congratulations, California mask-deniers. Behold, the unintended consequences of your refusal to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The state’s COVID-19 numbers are up, so some things will be shut down. Despite all our progress and months of sacrifice, we’re now… Continue Reading
REDDING, CAÂ – Shasta College is shifting all fall sports to a spring start to align with the California Community College Athletic Association’s (CCCAA) July 9 announcement for the 2020/21 athletic season. This decision ensures the safety and health of… Continue Reading
Nobody likes to play the part of a fool, especially when lured hook line and sinker by a fraudulent Facebook ad that any reasonably smart person could see was too good to be true. I blame Facebook for allowing the… Continue Reading
REDDING, CA – Shasta College is working with Lepage Company (Red Bluff, CA) to place FIRST SEAT (Forest Industry Real-World Skills Training Sustaining Employment & Applying Technology) interns with the company later this summer into early fall. Interns will be… Continue Reading
(This encore column was originally published Oct. 18, 2018. Because of the COVID-19 crisis, the IRS extended the tax filing date to July 15. ) Of all the things I do in life, few things stress me out as much… Continue Reading
I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in my social media feed recently. It’s been even more prominent since Governor Newsom’s statewide mask order went into effect. Different versions of a document claiming to exempt people from having to wear a mask… Continue Reading
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