Today we talk with Bobette and Wade Riggs of Redding about an act of vandalism that nearly ruined their holiday. Q: Wade and Bobette Riggs, welcome to A News Cafe.com, and thanks for telling us your holiday story; one that… Continue Reading
I write this column against the advice of my handyman, who spoke his words of wisdom from beneath my kitchen sink. “I know you like to write about everything,” he said as he hammered pieces of wood into place. “But… Continue Reading
Are you concerned about Redding’s future? Do you want more job opportunities and a better quality of life? If so, look no further than Park Marina Drive. Right now, the Park Marina Drive riverfront features many shuttered businesses and empty… Continue Reading
Join us Saturday, October 1, 2016, from 8:00 am – Noon as we tackle the invasive vegetation that has become overgrown and reduces visibility of the Sacramento River. 2016 Community Creek Clean-Up will focus on the north side of the… Continue Reading
The Redding Police Department under the STEP Grant will conduct a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint today, June 9th, 2016 within the city limits of Redding. The Redding Police Department does not announce the time or location of checkpoints, even… Continue Reading
Bill Clinton arrived in Redding Thursday on a predictably scorching triple-digit afternoon to speak on behalf of Hillary Clinton, his wife and presidential candidate. The Shasta College cafeteria was the venue, though outside, crowds had been forming for hours in… Continue Reading
Wednesday, February 3 Mark McAbee at the Post Office Saloon in Redding, beginning at 6:30 p.m. 21 and over. (530) 246-2190. Johnson Blythe plus The Pine Dogz perform at the California Brewing Company in Palo Cedro at 6:30 p.m. All ages. (530) 222-2739. Jimmy Limo performs at… Continue Reading
Turtle Bay Exploration Park is proud to announce an operating grant from the U.S. Bank Foundation in support of exhibitions, educational programs and activities throughout the Park. The cornerstones of Turtle Bay’s vision are education, cultural engagement, and economic growth.… Continue Reading
I can’t say goodbye to Ms. Isaac Lowe without sharing this story. This goes back to a cold December evening 21 years ago, with a steady if not driving rain. We had a matter before the Anderson City Council, and… Continue Reading
Not every good idea gains traction, but the concept cattlewoman Cathy Tobin brought to the city’s Downtown Business Association seven years ago turned out to be one people would sink their teeth into. Literally. The annual Beef ‘n’ Brew, scheduled… Continue Reading
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