Keeping the Music Playing with Sound Wave Jam Pad… Live Music is such a big part of Donnie Red’s life that he was not about to let the pandemic get …
One Man Band
In Tune with Jacob Akana… It didn’t take long for Sheri Eby Noble to realize that with Jacob Akana, she had a prodigy on her hands. After just his second …
Art of Glass
Wavelength’s Tracey Lynn Claims a Piece of History… The sentinels of stained glass and concrete were Market Street fixtures for close to a half-century, adding a touch of grace to …
A New Melody
Piano Angels Hit the Right Note… Pianos are filled with hammers, strings and pedals, of course, but they’re also composed of music, emotions and memories. Which is why when they …
State of the Art
3D-Printing Technology for Houses Comes to Northern California… A pair of Redding businessmen are adopting state-of-the-art 3D-printing technology to help address the chronic shortage of affordable housing in the North …
Game Changer
It may be based in little Cottonwood Creek Charter School but Project Spark Studio has a big – make
that global – reach. Thanks to the Internet and its enterprising three-person staff, the nonprofit studio has connected aspiring Shasta County filmmakers with their young counterparts in Ireland, Britain, Iceland and Sweden to collaborate on animated films. Projects with students in France, Nigeria, Wales, China and India are in the works.
Once & Done
The importance of a living trust. Planning ahead, in the form of a revocable or living trust, brings peace of mind today and makes life easier later for your loved …
A Party 100 Years in the Making
Simpson University Celebrates Its Centennial Norman Hall had an inkling when he was named president of Simpson University in the summer of 2018, but after the Carr Fire tore through …
Welcome Back
September Venues Reopening… The people who work to bring people together in performing arts venues are breathing big sighs of relief as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease and stage lights …
In A Cavern
Lake Shasta Caverns and the International Year of Caves and Karst… Caves have been friends to people for more than a million years, so it’s only appropriate the geological formations …