Join filmmakers Gerard Ungerman and Stacey Wear for an inspiring, uplifting and empowering evening, Wednesday, November 4, 2015 on the Shasta College Main Campus, Room 806, at 7:00 p.m. This event is FREE and OPEN to the public. Gerard Ungerman… Continue Reading
Redding has Rodeo Week, New Orleans has Mardi Gras, and Rio has Carnival. But Ashland has Halloween. Boy, does it ever have Halloween. It’s got kind of a rocky history, its ups and downs, but I haven’t yet found a… Continue Reading
I don’t know about you, but It seems to me like hardly a week goes by without some scathing condemnation of Redding in the local media. The latest survey declared our city “unfit for human consumption,” or something like that.… Continue Reading
Five-year-old Peg wants to help her grandma throw a groovy sixties birthday party for her grandpa, who is turning 68. But 68 is a big number! How can she even count that high? With the help of her blue cat,… Continue Reading
Some 20-odd years ago, Femme de Joie had a close gal pal who lived near the Perko’s in Westwood Village. If we were out and about doing Girl Stuff, she’d often say, “Let’s grab a bite at Perko’s.” The options… Continue Reading
Judging from reader response to the first installment of this series on bringing broadband Internet to rural northern California, there are a lot of folks out there not getting the Internet they need, let alone want. There are many interconnected reasons for… Continue Reading
Tuscan, cozy, fun, creative … not to be defined by a single label, Al and Shelley Shuffleberger’s home blends all of these elements to arrive at their sense of home. This 3,800 square foot house, built in 2006, resides on… Continue Reading
For several years, I have wanted to share a part of American history not known to many people about the Japanese Internment Camps, instituted during World War II. I wanted to show this through art, but have been discouraged until… Continue Reading
California State University, Chico College of Business, in partnership with Shasta College, will host two information sessions in Redding on Oct. 21, 2015. Those interested in a degree in business and associated management careers are encouraged to attend one of… Continue Reading
There are many challenges to playing a 6-and-a-half year old, blind, deaf, spoiled child, but 19-year-old Marissa Cozens has one advantage over other actors: She is legally blind and sees only shapes and shadows without her glasses. Marissa, in her… Continue Reading
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