Musty air filled my lungs as I walked down a narrow wooden staircase. Dim lighting revealed cobwebs as thick as cotton and discarded scrap metal rusted orange. The guide, a middle-aged woman in a lacy blue dress, waited on the… Continue Reading
Mayor Rick Bosetti delivered his third and final State of the City address Tuesday, liberally sprinkling in baseball references as he cited statistics and gave updates on city projects that lined up with his overriding theme of “Good Things are… Continue Reading
Q: Donna Stobie, I attended the media night preview of the play you directed, “The Other Place.” I was totally moved by it. Â So, first, congratulations on a terrific job. Second, can you tell me how you got involved in… Continue Reading
Enjoy the scenic colors of fall while touring open studios of local artists and downtown businesses hosting popular north state artists. All events are free! Refreshments will be served at all venues, including the Railroad Depot & Museum. The Liberty Scroll,… Continue Reading
Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, the Friends of Whiskeytown, and Oak Bottom Marina are hosting the annual Pick Up Lake Litter (PULL) day to help clean up litter around Whiskeytown Lake on Saturday, September 27, 2014.  Over the last twenty years, volunteers… Continue Reading
Every day we hear of another scientific report or prediction for climate change. Climate change will impact our food supply, increase chances of pandemic diseases spreading worldwide, damage our economy, increase the severity of destructive storms, etc., etc.. Continue Reading
A sense of disorientation unites audience and protagonist in “The Other Place” a drama by Sharr White that opened off Broadway in January 2010, about a forceful business woman confronting the onset of an illness whose nature keeps eluding her grasp. The… Continue Reading
Any relationship would be taxed if one of the parties involved insisted on winning all the time. Golf, tennis, racquetball – what if your friend just HAD to win every game, refused to relinquish the ball and ran taunting circles… Continue Reading
When presented with her “Book of Life,” which follows the story of her family tree all the way back to when her 4th great-grandfather came to the U.S. from Scotland, tennis superstar Billie Jean King declares “Now I know why… Continue Reading
Many generations ago, the raw-dirt parcel that conjured up so much dust and excitement Thursday at a ground-breaking 3-miles north of Redding and 4-miles south of Shasta Lake was a far different place. Decades upon decades ago, the property that’s… Continue Reading
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