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Fall Art Reception and Live Country & Folk Music

Redding celebrates art with the Fall Art Reception at City Hall. Peruse the new exhibit, enjoy complimentary refreshments and live original Shasta County tunes from Still Married and folk-rock singer-songwriter Nick Ciampi. Still Married music celebrates the landscape, the characters… Continue Reading →

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Animal Control Facility Holds Citizens Committee Meeting

Agenda 1. WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS (INFORMATION) 2. PUBLIC COMMENT (INFORMATION) Members of the public will have the opportunity to address the Committee on any issue within the jurisdiction of the Committee. Speakers will be limited to three minutes. 3. COUNTY… Continue Reading →

Shasta Family Justice Center Holds Golf Tournament

The Redding Rancheria presents the Shasta Family Justice Center’s (SFJC) First Anniversary Golf Tournament at River Tasalmi golf course in Redding on Friday, September 16, 2011. Major sponsorships, teams of four golfers and individual golfers are needed. All funds raised… Continue Reading →

Call to Artists: Send in Your View From the Trail

The Trails and Bikeways Council of Greater Redding is inviting all artists to participate in an ArtHop show titled “The View from a Trail.” The council is asking artists to offer their interpretation of what makes this part of Northern… Continue Reading →

Quit For Good Smoking Cessation Class Starts Tuesday

If you’re a smoker, make this the time to quit. Mercy offers another free Quit for Good class in September. You may already know that smoking causes lung cancer, emphysema, heart disease and many more health related illnesses, but have… Continue Reading →

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Online Bill Payment Can Help During City Hall Closures

With regular City Hall closures as part of an ongoing furlough program, residents who normally pay bills in person may wish to take advantage of electronic payment options. The next scheduled closure of City Hall is this Friday (September 9).… Continue Reading →

Shasta County Arts Council Presents ‘The New Thirty’ Celebration

In September, Shasta County Arts Council celebrates 30 years of active participation and service to the Community through the Arts. “The New Thirty” Celebration, held Saturday, Sept. 10, will be robust with a variety of interests and activates for all… Continue Reading →

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The Wright Sound: Country’s Scott Joss Plays Pilgrim Church

Joss was mentored under the likes of Tiny Moore and Merle Haggard and his later affiliation with Buck Owens and Dwight Yoakam, fifteen years recording/touring. Born in Long Beach and raised in Redding, Joss was a native Californian whose roots ran deep. He learned to play fiddle from Jana Jae, the one-time wife and fiddle player … Continue Reading →

Need a New Line of Work? Consider School Bus Driving

If you’re considering a career change, looking for part time work or need some extra income, contact the Economic and Workforce Development Division (EWD) at Shasta College. Sign-up for this six-week course: Beginning – School Bus Driver. Course topics include:… Continue Reading →

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The B-52s in Redding: They’ll Party Like Rock Lobsters – & Tidy Up, Too

“We’ve never been a typical rock band. That’s pretty obvious.” So says Keith Strickland, a founding member of the B-52s, and he’s right. Few typical bands have been able to stay together for 35 years. For further proof, consider how… Continue Reading →