I write this on Election Day eve, a scary time for the entire country as we await the presidential election results. My hope is that no matter how long it takes to learn of the winner, we Americans will… Continue Reading
Shasta Family YMCA presents their Halloween Bash.
Turtle Bay Exploration Park is hosting a ghoulishly fun event this October: Spooktoberfest! On Friday, October 23 from 5:30-9 p.m., Turtle Bay’s McConnell Arboretum & Botanical Gardens will transform for a Halloween-themed night of family fun. Kids of all ages… Continue Reading
1) Focus on the FUN – Shift the attention away from the candy and onto the costume. Hold a costume contest for the neighborhood. From Scariest, to Cutest to Funniest, each kid can win a title. Make the grand prize… Continue Reading
As families prepare for what has become an increasingly popular holiday, CAL FIRE would like to remind everyone to take a few simple safety precautions in order to ensure a fun and safe Halloween. For kids, Halloween is an exciting… Continue Reading
-from press release A News Cafe, founded in Shasta County by Redding, CA journalist Doni Greenberg, is the place for people craving local Northern California news, commentary, food, arts and entertainment. Views and opinions expressed here are not necessarily those… Continue Reading
With Halloween close at hand, I’m reminded of Ichabod Crane and his dismal ride through a lonely stretch of road darkened by an enormous tulip tree on the outskirts of Sleepy Hollow. Trees often evoke in us a sense of strength… Continue Reading
Get outta town this weekend for “Nightmare.” It’s “a haunted house of epic proportions,” according to the folks at Tehama County’s Barestage Theater. Here’s a bit about “Nightmare from Tehama Pulse, Tehama County’s events website: Each day an estimated 200… Continue Reading
Fall is here and it’s time for haunted houses, corn mazes and hay rides. It’s also a great time to head out for a drive and pick up a pumpkin to carve for Halloween. Here’s a brief history of the… Continue Reading
The Shasta County Libraries offer a three-week amnesty period for people who have outstanding fines. Through the new Food for Fines program, they can get a deal on paying off the debt while also helping out the needy. Starting Nov. 1, people with… Continue Reading
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