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Ken Burns: The Civil War Remastered Version Airs Tonight on KIXE

  When THE CIVIL WAR was originally broadcast in September 1990 it attracted an audience of 38.9 million people — a ratings record for PBS that still stands today. What does Burns think of the overwhelming viewer response? “The centrality… Continue Reading →

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Senior Ballers: You’re Never Too Old For A Basketball Jones

Basketball has been very good to Don Cohen. From winning his first championship game playing church ball as a kid in Minnesota to bringing home a bronze medal from the Olympics, the Redding resident has rubbed elbows with some of… Continue Reading →

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Palo Cedro Craft Brewer is in a Pitched Battle Over his Beach Blonde Ale

The California Brewing Co. is Beach Blonde Ale. “It’s our flagship; this is who we are,” said co-owner Jack Goschke. “Beach Blonde Ale is our most popular ale. It’s our No. 1 selling beer.” Goschke applied for a trademark in… Continue Reading →

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Redding Council OKs Police Body Cameras on a Trial Basis; 2-Percent Raise for Managers Ruffles Feathers

A scheduled Tuesday evening update on body cameras for Redding police officers turned into an impromptu forum on the community’s growing frustration with crime, vagrancy and drug use in the downtown area. The City Council got an earful from community… Continue Reading →

Enjoy Beauty, Community and Local Ranching at the Intermountain Fair and Support the Shasta Land Trust

Visit the InterMountain Fair in McArthur for a special taste of local ranching and outdoor living in the high country of Shasta County – and support the programs of the Shasta Land Trust. About the Shasta Land Trust For the… Continue Reading →

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Flanagan Trail to Chamise Peak – 700 ft. Climb to Unbelievable Vistas

If you want a grand view of the amazing, vast beauty of Shasta County and beyond, then grab the family, your camera, your dog and hike to the top of Chamise Peak! It will not disappoint! Located north of Redding… Continue Reading →