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Harvest Restaurant and Lodge in McCloud CA…OPENING A restaurant during a pandemic might seem counterintuitive, but the new owners at Harvest in McCloud are bucking the trend. “We opened JulyRead More

Wreath maker Shelly Yoshiwara…If you ask her why she holds wreath classes in her Churn Creek Bottom greenhouse, Shelley Yoshiwara will laugh and admit she’s addicted to seeds. Her gardenerRead More

Making accessibility a reality at Lassen Volcanic National Park…When the mountains call, especially those in our national parks, they call to everyone. Assuring that all who hear the call canRead More

Slade Giles, Legacy Project…Slade Giles delivers a simple, yet heartfelt message: If you do anything, invest in your community; if you can be anything, be kind.The 43-year-old Palo Cedro residentRead More

Finding Fall Foliage in Siskiyou…Days are getting shorter, the air a little crisper, and leaves are starting to change. California may not usually be considered a great fall color destination, butRead More

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Downtown Redding…One of Redding’s oldest buildings is part of the new mix of changes coming to downtown. The Independent Order of Odd FellowsRead More

Shelly Davis – Siskiyou…MN BSN-RN PHN CCHP / Siskiyou County Health & Human Services / Director, Public Health Division / Director of Inmate Health / Director of Nursing.My husband DrakeRead More

A strong commitment to public trust and conservation excellence…Chico, California (Aug. 20, 2020) – One thing that unites us as a nation is land: Americans strongly support saving the open spacesRead More

Digital details from Tehama County…If there’s a box sitting somewhere in a dark recess of your home that you just can’t get rid of because it contains VHS tapes ofRead More

Pathway to success with the California Conservation Corps…When 22-year-old Jerry Randolph moved from Arcata to Redding last year to join the California Conservation Corps, she knew she’d be challenged. AfterRead More

The skateboarding scene in the North State…It doesn’t matter if it’s the Dogtown culture of 1970s Santa Monica or the blistering heat at the Redding or Anderson skate parks, there’sRead More

Catz And Dogz of the North State…It began as a personal quest over a community concern.  Someone had reported a litter of kittens running across the drive-thru at the localRead More

Land that I Love, Tehama County…Soil erosion was brought to Congress’ attention during the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s. It was shown to be the number one priority forRead More

Plans for a Shady Downtown, August 2020 Update…It’s no secret that one of the 11 herbs and spices in the proprietary blend that makes up Redding is beautiful lush greenery.Read More

A history of tradition in Shasta Lake…The Wintu Cultural Museum shares the story of the Wintu Tribe through artifacts, photographs and documents. It’s a look at the past, but alsoRead More

Eat, work, love…Tucked away on 42 acres of Ponderosa pine trees in Manton is the Monastery of St. John, a foundation of prayer, work and love for the Eastern OrthodoxRead More

Skin And Vintage-Style Farm Products…The change in Elizabeth Larson’s ceramic jar wasn’t for a dream vacation or a new car. Yet her family knew it was for something just asRead More

More than your neighborhood pharmacy…The vintage neon sign for Elmore Pharmacy that hangs at Walnut and Washington streets in downtown Red Bluff is almost as iconic to the town asRead More

Sign of the past…In 1891, the first “electric spectacular” was installed in New York City – a 50-foot-high by 80-foot-wide outdoor sign containing 1,457 attention-grabbing lamps. Soon after, night displayRead More

Friendship that’s out of this world…Sometimes, a good friend comes along at just the right moment to remind us of our sense of worth. For the Schreder Planetarium, a NorthRead More