The City of Redding is pleased to announce that it has selected Larry Vaupel as its new Director of Development Services. Mr. Vaupel will start his new position with the City of Redding on October 5, 2015. Mr. Vaupel has extensive… Continue Reading
The congregation of the First United Methodist Church in Downtown Redding is excited to announce that our church council voted by unanimous consensus to become a Reconciling… Continue Reading
I’m about to lose the best roommate I ever had. All of her important belongings are packed and waiting by the front door, ready to be moved out of the house and into the dorms at Southern Oregon University, and… Continue Reading
Skywatchers in Northern California are in for a treat Sunday evening: a lovely eclipse of the Harvest Moon. Here is the best part, you don’t have to get up at some crazy hour to see it, the Moon will rise… Continue Reading
There is a moment in the third episode of Indian Summers where the matron of the English Social Club welcomes everyone to a fair, an occasion meant to build peace and understanding between the local Indian Village and the Englishmen… Continue Reading
If you live in the sticks and work on the Internet like I do, you’ve no doubt lost many precious moments of your life downloading and uploading large files. Time is money and out here it can flow slower than… Continue Reading
Wednesday, September 23 Maxwell’s Eatery in Redding has an open mic starting at 7 p.m. Hosted by Mark McAbee. All ages. (530) 247-7200. Downtown Brown, Radio Relapse, and Socorro at the Tackle Box in Chico at 6:00 p.m. 21 and over after 9… Continue Reading
Weed, CA: Nichols, Melburg and Rossetto Architects and Engineers is honored to partner with the Diocese of Sacramento and Father Joshy Mathew from Holy Family Catholic parish to design and reconstruct their new church home. A Holy Mass and groundbreaking… Continue Reading
Shasta Family YMCA receives a combined $15,000 from Shasta Regional Medical Center, Mercy Medical Center and the Rotary Club of West Redding, which is the final money needed to begin the necessary work on the almost 20 year old outdoor… Continue Reading
Gorongosa Park is a 1,000,000 acre nature preserve surrounding Mount Gorongosa in Mozambique. Thirty years ago, it was teeming with life. Tens of thousands of animals called it home: lions, elephants, crocodiles, impalas, and many others. But that was before… Continue Reading
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