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Home Sweet Home … with an Emphasis on Fun!

Tuscan, cozy, fun, creative … not to be defined by a single label, Al and Shelley Shuffleberger’s home blends all of these elements to arrive at their sense of home. This 3,800 square foot house, built in 2006, resides on… Continue Reading

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Japanese Internment Camp Art Featured at O St. Gallery

For several years, I have wanted to share a part of American history not known to many people about the Japanese Internment Camps, instituted during World War II. I wanted to show this through art, but have been discouraged until… Continue Reading

Upcoming CSU, Chico College of Business Information Sessions in Redding

California State University, Chico College of Business, in partnership with Shasta College, will host two information sessions in Redding on Oct. 21, 2015. Those interested in a degree in business and associated management careers are encouraged to attend one of… Continue Reading

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The Miracle Worker: Legally Blind Shasta College Student Plays Helen Keller

There are many challenges to playing a 6-and-a-half year old, blind, deaf, spoiled child, but 19-year-old Marissa Cozens has one advantage over other actors: She is legally blind and sees only shapes and shadows without her glasses. Marissa, in her… Continue Reading

Turtle Bay’s Fall Plant Sale pricing extended to November 14

Turtle Bay Exploration Park has extended Fall Plant Sale pricing through November 14th at the Turtle Bay Nursery. Turtle Bay members will continue to receive a 30% discount on all nursery purchases and non-members will receive 20% off from now… Continue Reading

The Brain with David Eagleman Debuts October 14 on KIXE

In all of our exploration of our Earth and the Universe, of quantum particles and the mysteries of the creation of life, one thing stands out as the most complex thing we’ve yet discovered: the human brain. The Brain with… Continue Reading

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Randy Smith’s Community Cleanup Wrap-up: The Most Successful Year Yet

Today we speak with Randy Smith, a co-coordinator of Redding’s Annual Community Cleanup that took place Oct. 3. The turn-out was massive, and so were the results.  Q: Randy Smith, first, congratulations on your 10th year as a co-coordinator of the… Continue Reading