Healing & Horses… Healing through horses is the goal of this Cottonwood-based nonprofit. For years, DLB Ranch, Inc. has used horses to help people who seek improved spiritual, emotional and …
Tehama County CattleWomen Educate, Engage And Encourage
Beyond the Beef… In 1953, the Tehama County CowBelles burst onto the scene – 74 women who were interested in promoting the beef industry. Now, nearly 70 years later, the …
Sacramento River Bend
Enjoy the View… Growing up in Northern California, Josh has always had a passion for the beauty that surrounds us. In 2015, he purchased his first DSLR camera and since …
My Town – Dustin Lauf
Something for Everyone… When my parents arrived in Redding in 1982, they never thought a random place off Interstate 5 would become home. Fast forward 38 years; when I talk …
Intentional Opportunities For Casual Conversations With Your Teen
Reach Higher Shasta… Engaging your teen in casual dialogue is a fruitful investment of your time and energy! Asking open-ended questions about school, friends, hopes, fears and their vision of …
Downtown Details April 2020
Downtown Details… What’s going on in Downtown Redding? DASH (Downtown Area Shuttle) Meet DASH, the Downtown Area Shuttle, a fast, free, reliable service that will be coming to Downtown Redding. …
A Note From The Enjoy Team
Hello readers!… On March 12th, the April 2020 issue was sent to the printer. Our theme for this issue is “Buckle Up.” It contains great stories about Kool April Nites …
The Culprits Of Disorganization
Cause of Clutter… Years ago, I had a friend (like me) who gathered information on interesting causes, projects and opportunities that eventually found its way into a paper stack somewhere …
Spring Makeup Declutter
Beauty Clean… ADMIT IT: You have that one drawer in your bathroom (or maybe more than one) that looks like a beauty product cemetery. Dusty. Cluttered. Forgotten. Well, this is …
Kids Unlimited Reimagined
Band of Brothers… Any kid can be a star through Kids Unlimited – take it from the program’s new producing executive directors, who spent their childhood summers as “KU kids” …