I adore train travel, and dream of the day when the United States has European-style high-speed rail. In fact, I’ve often said I’d vote for nearly anyone except Trump who could guarantee state-to-state, coast-to-coast high-speed rail. In my lifetime. No… Continue Reading
Wednesday, February 17 Nu-Blu plus the Old Kennett String Band at The Studio in Old Town Cottonwood, beginning at 7 p.m. (Doors open at 6:30 p.m.) 3270 Main Street in Cottonwood. All ages. $20. Johnson Blythe plus The Flangz perform at… Continue Reading
“How do I get everything I want, right now?” If we’re not saying it, we’re thinking it, and I’ve realized that getting what you want is about letting go … of what you want. Getting what you want is really… Continue Reading
PenAir, one of Alaska’s largest regional airlines, has announced that it will be expanding service out of Portland, OR, to Redding, CA. Effective April 21, 2016, PenAir will provide twice daily service out of Portland, OR, to Redding,… Continue Reading
The Shasta County Avoid the Five DUI Task Force will conduct a Driving Under the Influence/Driver License Checkpoint in Redding on Friday, February 5th in the evening hours. Drivers will be delayed only momentarily as they pass through the checkpoint.… Continue Reading
As a journalist, I’ve been closely following the effort to legalize marijuana in California for at least the past five years. In the wake of Colorado, Washington and Oregon legalizing the recreational use of cannabis, there’s an assumption that California… Continue Reading
It’s a beautiful day. Of course it’s grey and raining where I am as I write this from a week long vacation along the Southern Oregon coast, and I have no idea what the weather is like back home in… Continue Reading
The California Department of Transportation, Caltrans District 2, has installed a new right turn option at the Bonnyview-Interstate 5 southbound offramp in South Redding. Drivers will see the new signs and pavement arrows allowing for the option of turning right… Continue Reading
Candidates for the First Congressional District should publish their economic development program. Those ideas should be an important part of the debate. When Rep. Herger was on the Ways and Means Committee, he was one of the most powerful people… Continue Reading
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