The Crystal Creek Water Ditch- particularly the Whiskeytown area – is a great trail for history buffs. To get there, take Highway 299 west to the Whiskeytown Visitor Center. First, stop at the visitor center and enjoy the view, snap some… Continue Reading
Over the past several months residents of Shasta County have been receiving fictitious telephone calls about outstanding arrest warrants due to missed jury service, they have a relative in jail in need of bail money, or they owe money to… Continue Reading
Maybe you’ve tried The Shack restaurant at Living Hope Compassion Ministries, but for some months now the restaurant has been operating one Sunday a month at The Stirring, 2250 Churn Creek Rd. in Redding. Serving delicious food and attentive service,… Continue Reading
How do you process information? And what do I mean by that statement. We all take in information . . . always, at all times, through our five senses. Many times this information is subliminal. And sometimes our senses even… Continue Reading
Meet 10-year-old Masen Daly. This video shows him playing his violin outside the Dollar Tree on Churn Creek Avenue. On this particular day, he performed everything from Vivaldi to Irish folk songs. As he played, some people walked by. Others… Continue Reading
Today we meet Brian Stone, one of four finalist contenders vying for the North State Symphony’s Music Director opening left by Kyle Wiley Pickett. We spoke with conductor Christian Baldini first. Q: You’ve worked as a conductor and teacher all… Continue Reading
An auxiliary police force staffed by volunteers would be patterned after the city of Anderson’s and would require an estimated $181,000 to launch, outgoing Redding City Councilman Patrick Jones said Tuesday while updating the council on his plan to augment… Continue Reading
Voters on Tuesday ushered in the first female majority in Redding City Council history, OK’d the sale of 14 acres of public land to the McConnell Foundation—clearing the way for construction of a four-star Sheraton Hotel at Turtle Bay Exploration… Continue Reading
The second annual “We Not Me Bowl” was held at Enterprise High School on October 22. The We Not Me Bowl is an event in which the football team, cheerleaders and band invite the special education students to play football… Continue Reading
Every Veterans Day, we look back on the sacrifices of heroes. Since it was first observed as Armistice Day in 1919, it has afforded the nation an opportunity to honor those who have preserved our freedoms by serving in the… Continue Reading
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