Can’t Get Enough Sax? ‘Saxophobia’ Will Satisfy

What: Saxophobia – A  Saxophone Showcase When: Tuesday (Jan. 25), 7:30 p.m. Where: First Church of God, Red Bluff Call 727-8727 for more information or visit http://www.tehamacommunityconcerts.org/ Saxophobia offers audiences a rare glimpse at some of the most unusual saxophones… Continue Reading

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Joel Salatin to Speak On the Power of Local Food

What: Joel Salatin Speaking about the Power of Local Food When: Monday (Jan. 17) Where: Chico Family Masonic Center Cost: $14 for individuals and can be bought online here. Groups of 10 or more people can by tickets for $12… Continue Reading

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Raising Geek Generation 2.0: Roll for Parenting Ability

Warren Spector says gaming must go mainstream to survive. As a girl gamer, I agree.

“The geeks have inherited the earth, now what are we going to do with it?” he asked a cheering audience at the annual Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle.

Spector, who has been developing role-playing tabletop games… Continue Reading

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Writings of a Wanderer: Chico Gal Finds Beauty in Bellevue

Worn tennis shoes pound the pavement as I march uphill, a crooked smile on my face as I admire skyscrapers reflecting cotton clouds and dwarfing neighboring trees. Cars zip past buildings labeled Microsoft or Expedia. My newly-wed husband works in… Continue Reading

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Writings of a Wanderer: Bidwell Mansion Houses Chico History

Bidwell Mansion, a 26-room Victorian house sporting pink-tinted plaster, nestles in a small park next to Chico State University’s new Gateway Science Museum. The manor-turned-museum built in 1868 stands as a memorial to Chico’s founder, John Bidwell, and his wife… Continue Reading

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Bad Look for Chico Music Scene

Just when you think Chico’s pretty hip musically, they go and dump a big basket of disrespect over an artist like Shelby Lynne last weekend. Lynne may have busted through in mainstream country-pop, but she evolved into a totally cool… Continue Reading