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Myth, Humor & Clay Exhibits Open in Red Bluff

What: Artist’s Reception for W.R. “Woody” Thomson When: Friday (Oct 1), 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Where: Red Bluff Art Gallery, 601 Walnut Street W.R. “Woody” Thomson opens an art exhibit with a sense of humor, as well as a… Continue Reading

Fall’s the Season For Running, Riding and More

Fall isn’t only for football. It’s also quite possibly the best time of the year for running and cycling, especially once enough rain has fallen to moisten the trails and to wash the grime and goatheads off the roads. We… Continue Reading

From Paul Rideout to Palul: 40 Years in Clay

What: From Paul Rideout to Palul: A retrospective of 40 years in clay Reception: October 1, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Exhibit runs Oct. 1 to 29. Where: Red Bluff Art Gallery, 601 Walnut St., Red Bluff, CA More Info: www.RedBluffArtGallery.com, 530-529-1332,… Continue Reading

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Caltrans Asks, What’s the Best Mix for Hwy 36?

State Route 36 spans 249 miles from the redwood trees of Humboldt County to Lassen County’s high desert. The extraordinarily scenic, mostly two-lane highway covers some of the most remote territory in all of California. It also serves figuratively and… Continue Reading

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Hug What You Love

Did you know that Monday, July 19, is Global Hug Your Kids Day? Yes, it’s true, I couldn’t make up that one. And folks in Red Bluff will mark the event for the third consecutive year with a high noon… Continue Reading

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North State Foodies Unite for ‘Field to Fork’

Each day for Wendy Rosser, owner and baker at Rosser’s Bakery, begins with 60 loaves of bread, 90 muffins, 50 scones and 10 rounds of sourdough. But if you think you might be able to snag a few bargain day-olds… Continue Reading

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Symphony’s Grand Finale

Yes, “The Bold and the Beautiful” is the name of a daytime soap opera. And, yes, North State Symphony conductor Kyle Wiley Pickett knew that before he gave the same title to this weekend’s season-ending concerts in Redding, Chico and Red Bluff.

Sometimes you’ve got to have fun when you’re naming these symphony concerts. Plus … Continue Reading

The Mountains Beckon Runners, Cyclists

There’s an excellent, triple-digit reason that most organized runs, bike rides, triathlons and other such events in these parts are scheduled for either the spring or fall. Even those of us who revel in the heat aren’t keen on competing… Continue Reading