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Fifty Flippin’ Fabulous from Grill to Glory
In 1975, Dennis and Carole Bartel opened a burger stand on Bechelli Lane in Redding with a simple mission: serve a really good, old-fashioned burger using fresh ingredients—and do it with a smile. Fifty years later, Bartels Giant Burger is still family-run, still rooted in that same mission, and...
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'The Lemurian Candidate' brings Mount Shasta folklore to the big screen
MOUNT SHASTA, Calif. - A film based in Mount Shasta is hitting some silver screens in our region this week. At the Mount Shasta Cinemas, the Lemurians officially touched down on Friday night, due to a local indie film titled 'The Lemurian Candidate' based on folklore surrounding a secret community beneath Mount Shasta.
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The Buzz: Redding restaurant closes, another one opens. New hotel arrives in California
Five months after taking over the former Moonstone Bistro space on Redding’s west side, Honeymoon’s Kitchen has closed. In a note to customers that is on the front door, owners Kate and Joe Wood state that the closure is temporary as they rethink the business model. “We fell short and we are looking forward to pivoting into the establishment the West side of Redding desires. Ambiance, menu, service style all need a fresh start and we are going to take the necessary time to make that happen,” the message reads. Does that mean rebranding the restaurant and returning it to the upscale dining experience it replaced after Moonstone closed a year ago ? When Honeymoon’s Kitchen opened last April , Kate Wood said the atmosphere would be more casual than Moonstone offered. She called it Southern comfort food at “at an elevated level. Our goal is to still do barbecue, French Cajun cuisine and bring some high-end proteins in here,” she said at the time. I sent a phone text message to Kate Wood on Tuesday, Sept. 16, for more details. She replied that it’s been a difficult time but that she would very much like to do a story.
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Redding Beer and Wine Festival taking place this weekend
From 3PM to 7PM on Saturday, community members can take part in the Redding Beer and Wine Festival, where there will be food, live music, and beer & wine tastings.
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Lost Bus film featuring Paradise bus driver plays in local theaters next week
PARADISE, Calif. - A new movie opens today in select theaters, depicting the heroic story of a Paradise school bus driver during the Camp Fire. Matthew McConaughey stars as Kevin McKay, the bus driver who saved 22 children from the devastating fire. The film, The Lost Bus, will be shown...
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North State Symphony launches season with Mendelssohn, ‘Frankenstein’
The North State Symphony opens its new season this weekend in Red Bluff, Redding and Chico. NSPR’s Matt Fidler spoke with Music Director and Conductor Scott Seaton about what audiences can expect. Seaton says Felix Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony was born out of a walking tour of Scotland. “He...
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VOTE: Who’s your favorite Golden Girl?
REDDING, Calif. — From witty one-liners to cheesecake-fueled heart-to-hearts, The Golden Girls gave us some of TV’s most iconic characters. Whether you loved Dorothy’s dry humor, Rose’s quirky stories, Blanche’s southern charm, or Sophia’s sharp tongue, everyone seems to have a favorite. So, who’s...
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North State Symphony celebrating 25 season of performances by kicking off newest season with three musical performances this weekend
CHICO, Calif. - The North State Symphony is marking a special milestone as it celebrates its 25th season. This weekend, the symphony will kick off its latest season with a series of performances in Northern California. Maestro Scott Seaton will lead the North State Symphony musicians in a season filled...
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Stand By Me Bridge
Hello everyone! This is a friendly reminder that any of these fun places we may visit, we are a guest at. Please treat both businesses and trails with the utmost respect. We here at Hidden California follow the 'Leave no Trace' mantra, meaning whatever you bring with you comes back with you. If you see trash on a trail, please do your part to help remove it. Remember, we are not picking up trash from another person but instead cleaning up for Mother Nature. Happy adventures!
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North State Symphony celebrates 25 years of world-class concerts
Maestro Scott Seaton from the North State Symphony joined Action News Now anchor Linda Watkins-Bennett to preview the 25th season of performances by the North State Symphony. The first performance of the season takes place this weekend with performances in Red Bluff, Redding, and Chico.
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Luna's Fusion in Redding to close doors due to infrastructure issues
REDDING, Calif. — Luna's Fusion, a Latin and Asian fusion restaurant on Churn Creek Road in Redding is officially closing its doors. The restaurant offered a variety of dishes, including poke bowls, ramen, tacos and more. However, restaurant staff announced on Wednesday that they had to make the difficult decision to close the business. They accredited it to many reasons, including ongoing parking lot and plumbing issues and a recent flooding.
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Fat Shasta Lake Rainbow Trout are on the Menu
The September feasting continues. Shasta is pumping out limits of fat, hard fighting, great eating Rainbow Trout. The past few days (and all summer) have provided steady trolling action for Rainbow Trout in the 2 to 5 pound class. The closer these fish get to fall spawning time, the more they eat, amd the fatter they get. In September, we historically see football size Trout. This fish have been feasting on shad all summer and there bellies are stuffed, making them look like footballs. This healthy diet of fish makes these Shasta Lake trout some of the best tasting table fair around.
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'The Lost Bus' premieres in select theaters Friday, will be screened in Chico, Oroville and Red Bluff next week
The movie 'The Lost Bus' premieres in select theaters on Friday. It tells the story of Paradise bus driver Kevin McKay, who saved 22 children from the Camp Fire. The movie will be screened next week locally in Chico, Oroville, and Red Bluff. This is a new trailer from the movie courtesy AppleTV+
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Enjoy craft beer and fun at Turtle Bay's Oktoberfest in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Oktoberfest is returning to Turtle Bay Exploration Park on Saturday, October 11, from 5 to 8 p.m. This family-friendly event will offer live music, tasty food and a selection of craft beer and root beer. Guests can enjoy the Beer Garden, featuring brews from regional favorites...
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'Get your food, come on over.' Cider bar opening in Redding bets on proximity to eateries
Alan Colwell and his girlfriend and business partner Hailey Friesner want to bring something to downtown Redding that they think is underserved. That’s why the North State natives are in the process of opening Logic Ciderbar & Alehouse in the former Cask & Cleaver (which has moved to Tehama Street) and before that Downtown Java space at 1534 Market St. They hope to open in December. Colwell, who graduated from Foothill High School in 2012, said the couple enjoys “mini vacations” where they travel around far Northern California and Oregon taking in the local brewery scene. “Everywhere we go we would try to find a brewery and try to make a stop there. Her big thing is always do they have cider?” Colwell said of Friesner. Colwell said many of the breweries they would go to would have great beers on tap but not a huge variety of ciders. But earlier this year, they visited the North Coast and went to The Local Cider Bar in Arcata. The visit made an impression, so much so they walked away with the ambition of opening something similar in Redding. “They had, I think, geez, 12 ciders on tap and like four beers,”
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Expand your home chef repertoire with foods from Redding ethnic grocery stores
Hankering for spicy chicken curry from India, sweet buñuelos from Mexico, jolof rice from West Africa, pancit from the Philippines, or other traditional meals that hail from around the world? The authentic ingredients for these dishes might originate in other countries. But more Redding markets are catering to local people who want to make these and other dishes with an ethnic flair. There are two markets in Redding on Bechelli Lane that carry a variety of ingredients used in Indian cooking. India Mart, an Indian grocery, opened earlier this summer at 3032 Bechelli Lane, where Pluto's store used to be. The market, which is open seven days a week, moved from a smaller spot off Hartnell Avenue to their expanded location. Inside the current store, shoppers will find everything from 50 pound bags of onions, Wagh Bakri tea, chana dal dried beans and a wide variety of herbs and spices, including karela, or bitter gourd, and jamun, or black plum, powders. A second Indian grocery, Punjabi Indian Food, also operates further north on Bechelli Lane south of Cypress Avenue, across the street from Country Bowl. The casual restaurant's food truck cooks dishes including tikka, curry, roti and biryani, plus samosas,
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VOTE: What is your go-to wake-up beverage?
REDDING, Calif. — Mornings look a little different for everyone, but one thing many people share is the need for a kickstart. Whether it is the smell of fresh coffee, the calming warmth of tea, or the quick jolt from an energy drink, the first sip of the day often sets the tone.