Not all arrogance is confined to Wall Street, as it turns out. Why, there’s even some to be found in beautiful downtown Redding. For the second day in a row today, a gathering of some 20 of the Department of Fish and Game’s highest paid officials will be taking place in the conference room of the DFG’s Locust Street offices. Continue Reading
Researchers say people who fall asleep during rainstorms are twice as likely to have a wet dream as those who sleep indoors. Scientists are trying to develop a car that can travel at the speed of light using alternative fuels,… Continue Reading
This article was first published early this past spring when the garden was just waking up from its winter sleep. The plants are grown in so nicely and look remarkably different in just this one growing season that I felt… Continue Reading
I gotta admit, I spent enough time on my duff this weekend to make even that layabout Brewer jealous. But, who could blame me? It was a GREAT sports weekend for the ol’ Philster. It started off with UW beating… Continue Reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RE: Cartoonist’s statement of intent Former and future write-in candidate for Redding City Council, Phil “Philbert” Fountain, has issued several statements, the most coherent of which is as follows: It has been brought to my attention that… Continue Reading
Wednesday afternoon, hours before the Igo Inn was supposed to star in its celebratory spaghetti-night opening, the historic IOOF building looked ready for business. Tables displayed white tablecloths, water glasses, folded napkins and silverware. Dozens of sparkling wine glasses hung upside… Continue Reading
Don’t bother looking for businessmen Shawn Sease and Billy York in the recession crybaby crib.
You’ll find them in the recession attack ring where, for the last few months, they’ve crunched numbers and knocked around ideas until they finally hit upon what they believe will be winners. Continue Reading
What a fun four weeks, but alas, all good things must come to an end. Friday’s Cooking at the Cascade finale was a blast, although a bit different in format from the previous three Fridays. First, Linda Regan-Bott and Carl Bott (Linda’s main-man… Continue Reading
(AP) – Aug. 1 It was — past tense — the worst housing recession anyone but survivors of the Great Depression can remember. From the frenzied peak of the real estate boom in 2005-2006 to the recession’s trough earlier this… Continue Reading
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