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50th Annual Tehama County Special Olympics… On May 5, one of the exceptional athletes of the Tehama County Special Olympics will step forward amongst their peers and lead them in aRead More

Bainbridge and Renger’s Window Gems Save Birds… What if a cleverly-made, aesthetically-pleasing decal had the potential to save hundreds—if not thousands—of birds? Turns out, such a product exists, and it’sRead More

Babe Ruth’s legendary Siskiyou County Visit… Local history often survives by being told and retold, eventually teetering on the brink of folklore. In Siskiyou County, one of those enduring stories revolvesRead More

Redding Native Aaron Dill’s Custom Tour Wedges… When some of the world’s top golfers gather this month at Augusta National Golf Club for the 92nd Masters Tournament, they can thank theirRead More

Finding the Perfect Christmas Tree… O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree,How lovely are thy branches!O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree,How lovely are thy branches!Not only green when summer’s here,But alsoRead More

Five Ways to Help Our Public Lands… The North State region is blessed with some of America’s most spectacular public lands. From the deep wilderness of the Shasta-Trinity National ForestRead More

Bill Robberson’s Jefferson Bike Company in Yreka… Sometimes all it takes is retirement to discover a passion for work. At least, that’s what Bill Robberson learned after opening up theRead More

Tehama Couple Turns Figs Into Mission… Drive down I-5 into Red Bluff and you’ll see the familiar patchwork of orchards, ranches and open fields that make up Tehama County. YouRead More

Guiton’s Pools, A North State Legacy… Swimming pools have come a long, long way since the days of Granny Clampett and her Beverly Hills “cee-ment” pond, and in the past 57Read More

A Glimpse into Northern California’s Night Skies… Miles of wilderness marked by large swaths of forest, impressive peaks and lack of light pollution make Northern California the place to beRead More

Sierra Pacific’s New Grenada Nursery Help Forests Come Back to Life… Although sometimes incorrectly used to describe the intensity of a wildfire, fire severity refers to the effects of aRead More

Sáttítla Highlands National Monument Honors Indigenous Roots and Volcanic Wonders… On January 14, 2025, the Sáttítla Highlands National Monument was established. Located 30 miles northeast of Mount Shasta and abuttingRead More

Kelly Ramsey Chronicles Firefighting Years in Debut Book… The answer to Kelly Ramsey’s mid-30s employment conundrum came in the form of an ad for a volunteer position on public lands inRead More

Pastures of Grace in Gazelle Helps Women Heal Through Ranch Life… When it comes to dahlias, the more you prune, the more they bloom. And in life, God works theRead More

Christian Taylor Transforms Historic Ski Lodge Into Modern Retreat… Formerly known as the Der Wedelin Inn, the recently renovated Basecamp Lodge continues the property’s storied legacy of hospitality, offering MountRead More

Nate Scott of Apogee Paragliding Shares his Passion for Flight… On a warm sunny day at the base of Mt. Shasta, the downtown area is bustling with people when ApogeeRead More

ENJOY Q&A, with Board Chairman Ben Hughes, Recreation Assistant Gabriela Gil-Lopez and Interim Executive Director Debbie King of Sacramento River Discovery Center… What is the mission of the Sacramento RiverRead More

Mt. Lassen Trout Farm Leads in Responsible Aquaculture… Having recently celebrated its 75th anniversary raising trout and steelhead in its spring waters surrounding Mt. Lassen, the family-owned Mt. Lassen TroutRead More

Justin Bond’s Mission to Heal America’s Heroes… On Good Friday in April 2004, Sergeant Justin Bond’s life changed in an instant. In the chaos of Fallujah, Iraq, the young combatRead More

Behrens-Eaton House Unveils Restored Victorian Garden… The Behrens-Eaton House Museum has long served as a carefully curated celebration of Redding’s olden days and, in keeping with the late Hon. RichardRead More