Growing Local, Healthy Shasta and First United Methodist Church present a premiere screening of the film, “A Place at the Table” Saturday evening. From the creators of “Food, Inc.”, this documentary asks the question “Why are almost 50 million Americans hungry and why are… Continue Reading
I learned last weekend that I’M AMERICA’S NEWEST CYBER THREAT! How do I know? Twitter was so kind to tell me when they suspended my account for “aggressive behavior.” Aggressive? HELLO! I WAS FOLLOWING PEOPLE. That’s what you do on… Continue Reading
Given Redding’s strong emotional, financial, geographical and recreational ties to Shasta Dam, any talk of raising the dam by 181/2 feet is certain to raise eyebrows, if not outright concerns. Those concerns and questions were plentiful Tuesday night when the… Continue Reading
John, welcome back to anewscafe.com. You’re somewhat of a regular here, mainly about your barbecue classes. And if I live to be 100 I’ll never forget the time you roasted a whole pig. I think the last time we spoke was last year,… Continue Reading
Anderson City Council member Susie Baugh will host a community Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, September 25, 6 PM at the Anderson Community Center, 1887 Howard Street. Do you have concerns about your neighborhood? Wonder how code enforcement is handled?… Continue Reading
North Valley Bank will be helping the Salvation Army to support the firefighters and fire victims of the Clover Fire. Our local NVB branches will serve as drop off locations. Here are the current needs. Protein snacks – individually wrapped… Continue Reading
Today we speak with Rich Tough, a Redding printer and artist who’s competing in Martha Stewart’s annual American Made contest. Readers may also recognize his wife, Gwen Tough, who has a blog about her chickens here on anewscafe.com. Welcome to A… Continue Reading
Bill Morrison passed away peacefully September 10th, 2013. He was preceded in death by his loving wife Janice.
A native of Redding, CA, Bill was born July 10th, 1935 in the Hotel Redding to parents Continue Reading
IGO, Calif.—As residents left homeless by the Clover Fire sift through rubble, tales of narrow escapes and altruistic neighbors continue to emerge from a community rallying to absorb and rebuild. The 8,073-acre blaze, which scorched about 11 square miles of woodland… Continue Reading
In 1938 thousands of hard working people arrived in rural Shasta County to build a dam, and to build a dream. Promising flood control and relief from droughts, Shasta Dam was to be the keystone of the massive Central Valley… Continue Reading
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