anewscafe.com
Menu Close
  • Home
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Recipes
  • Advertisers
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Subscribe

Barbara Rice

97

Nobody Wants to Work Any More?

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Barbara Rice

One of the big problems with America is the deep fear certain people have: somebody somewhere is getting something for free they shouldn’t be entitled to. “Sorry about the slow service. Nobody wants to work any more. The government’s paying… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Barbara Rice
110

Advice for 2021 – We Ring in the New Year with Your Words of Wisdom

Posted on January 1, 2021 by Doni Chamberlain

We made it. We survived 2020. Remember this time last year, and the novelty of that clever sounding 2020? Remember how blissfully innocent we were, unaware of the pandemic train heading our way that would soon derail life as we… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Barbara Rice, Colette O'Connor, Eleanor Townsend, Linda L Schreiber, The Gift of Fear
39

Depression: My Uninvited Guest

Posted on June 19, 2018 by Barbara Rice

In light of the suicides of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain: Most people would rather discuss their heroin addiction than their depression. No one wants to say, “I have a mental illness.” Well, I have had skin cancer and cluster… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Living Barbara Rice, Depression
52

Doni’s Life Remodel: A News Cafe.com is 10 Years Old!

Posted on December 1, 2017 by Doni Chamberlain

Many of you know this story, so bear with me as I share this with those who’ve not heard it lately. Like a mother who likes to retell the story of the day her child was born on his birthday,… Continue Reading →

Lead Story a News Cafe.com, Barbara Rice, Darcie Gore, Doni Chamberlain, Jim Gore, Joe Domke, Northern California, Redding CA
7

One Good Thing: Rocks for Socks

Posted on October 10, 2017 by Barbara Rice

Oh God, Thy sea is so great and my boat is so small No one has to look far to find where the sea has swamped the boat. From a recently widowed neighbor to earthquake victims in Mexico to millions… Continue Reading →

Columns, Community Events, Lead Story Barbara Rice, Rocks for Socks
10

One Good Thing: Glow in the Dark and the Pacific Crest Trail

Posted on September 19, 2017 by Barbara Rice

“I didn’t feel the lump.” So wrote Patti McCarthy on January 1, 2013. “I was called back for a second mammogram. I like to look at a tech’s face to see if I need to worry. But cancer never entered… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story Barbara Rice, One Good Thing
19

One Good Thing

Posted on August 7, 2017 by Barbara Rice

My curmudgeon credentials are impeccable. When I was a small child, my mother occasionally called me Hard-Hearted Hannah (I don’t remember exactly why, but it was probably deserved). In my early 20s, I worked with a woman who sighed, “So… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story Barbara Rice, One Good Thing
9

Redding March for Science

Posted on April 24, 2017 by Barbara Rice

Robert Brown had been organizing the Redding March for Science for a week. “It’s a lot of work,” he laughed, but added that it was wildly successful, estimating the marchers totaled around 400. Hosted by the Whole Earth and Watershed… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, News Barbara Rice, March for Science
25

Love Multiplied: Polyamory Explained

Posted on March 28, 2017 by Barbara Rice

One of the happier aspects of the internet is meeting people. (No, not stalkers and such.) I mean people you’d probably never meet otherwise, people you like and become friends with. You might share an interest in restoring old Buicks,… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Barbara Rice, polyamory
30

Women’s March in Redding

Posted on January 22, 2017 by Barbara Rice

I’ve been a little depressed since November 9, like drink-gin-straight-out-of-the-cat-dish depressed, and also a little angry. More than a little angry, actually. I had a fantasy in which modern-day Edward R. Murrows and Joseph N. Welchs arose and put a… Continue Reading →

Exclusive story by anewscafe.com, Lead Story Barbara Rice

Post navigation

Older Articles

Photo Cafe

Red-Tailed Hawk – Butte Valley

Posted: February 1, 2023 at 8:52 am

By Dave Bogener

Click here for more Photo Cafe

Most Commented Last 30 Days

  • Shasta County Threat Assessment: Cod...(359)
  • Gateway Unified School District Boar...(319)
  • Straight Outta Cottonwood: The Story...(308)
  • RPD Issues Statement About Viral Vid...(277)

Most Viewed Last 30 days

Most Viewed Last 30 days
  • Another Key Employee Banished from S...(8,517)
  • Straight Outta Cottonwood: The Story...(8,042)
  • Tragedy Strikes Tehama County Supes...(4,277)
  • RPD Issues Statement About Viral Vid...(3,901)

RSS Recent Comments

  • Comment on Straight Outta Cottonwood: The Story of Northern California’s Outlaw MAGA Militia by J Noble Daggett
    In reply to Shawn Schwaller. Negroes with Guns, the 1962 book most responsible for shaping the philosophy of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense, clearly describes a militia: Why do I speak to you from exile?Because a Negro community in the South took up guns in self-defense against racist violence-and used them. I am […]
  • Comment on Straight Outta Cottonwood: The Story of Northern California’s Outlaw MAGA Militia by Lincoln Meadows
    In reply to Shawn Schwaller. Not sure what a meadow in Palo Cedro has to do with any point I made. Is this an inside joke that I’m not getting?
  • Comment on LIve Entertainment in the North State: February 1 – 7 by Hal Johnson
    In reply to Sandy McNamara. Thank you Sandy. Those folks were starting a gig at about the time I drive home from one.
© 2023 anewscafe.com. All rights reserved.
Hiero by aThemes
 

Loading Comments...