The Shasta College Board of Trustees has approved a $129 million Education and Workforce Opportunity general obligation bond measure. Measure C, to be placed on the November ballot in the three main counties served by the college — Shasta, Tehama… Continue Reading
The North State’s hot weather can leave any time now. Seriously. I’ve had it. I’ve never denied that I’m a heat weenie. But I don’t think I’ve ever admitted how much I hate our North State’s summers. Really. I hate… Continue Reading
The Fall Semester began this week at Shasta College, and the college is, once again, seeing robust enrollments. In Fall 2025, Shasta College hit pre-pandemic enrollment levels. This number continues to grow with over 7,500 students starting classes this fall,… Continue Reading
The Sons and Daughters of Italy Lodge of Redding presents Paesano Days at South City Park on Friday, September 18, beginning at 5:00 pm, and Saturday, September 19, beginning at 10:30 am. Friday night features a spaghetti dinner and bocce… Continue Reading
Nearly 1,700 athletes and thousands more spectators and volunteers converged upon Redding, California, over the weekend to participate in the city’s first-ever Ironman 70.3 triathlon event. Technically, although the event is billed as a triathlon, the running portion is equivalent… Continue Reading
Following a 3-1 vote to censure Clint Curtis, Shasta County Clerk/Registrar of Voters during their regular meeting on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, the County of Shasta, in tandem with a majority of the Board of Supervisors, disavows and denounces all… Continue Reading
Like all edible novelties, I approached my first charcuterie-board experience with curiosity. First, I had to learn how to pronounce the darn thing: “Char cute er what?” According to Wikipedia, the word charcuterie is French, and combines “chair” (flesh or… Continue Reading
The City of Redding provided the following answers to frequently asked questions regarding the Aug. 16 Ironman event.
We’ve received many questions about the upcoming IRONMAN 70.3 Northern California race, especially regarding road closures. Today, we’re answering the questions Continue Reading
I’m a good cook, but I wouldn’t dream of bringing homemade ice cream to a family gathering. I know my place. That honor is reserved for twin Shelly Siler, who’s mastered the art of making a delicious homemade vanilla ice cream. Continue Reading
It’s an unspoken North State rule that we residents don’t complain about our unbearable heat. To do so is considered whiney and in poor form. Instead, we keep our mouths shut and endure successive triple-digit temperatures as if we aren’t… Continue Reading
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