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Join Redding's 'Christmas in the Wild' parade this December
REDDING, Calif. — The Active 20-30 Club of Redding announced the 44th Annual Redding Lighted Christmas Parade will be held on December 6. This year's theme, "Christmas in the Wild," encourages the community to blend the holiday spirit with the magic of the outdoors. The parade will start at...
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Redding Rancheria's Stillwater Pow Wow offers cash prizes
The Redding Rancheria hosted the Stillwater Pow Wow, a vibrant event celebrating cultural traditions. The event took place at the Redding Rodeo Grounds on Auditorium Drive and featured dance categories for all ages with cash prizes and a drum contest.
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"The Lost Bus" movie on Paradise hero now streaming on Apple TV+
The new movie "The Lost Bus," which tells the story of a man from Paradise who saved 22 children from the 2018 Camp Fire, is now available to stream on Apple TV+. For those who prefer the big screen experience, the film is still showing at several local theaters. You can catch it at the Pageant Theater in Chico, Feather River Cinemas in Oroville, and Spotlight Cinemas in Red Bluff.
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Anderson's Hawes Haunts promises fun and frights for all ages
ANDERSON, Calif. - Hawes Farms is ready to offer Halloween enthusiasts a weekend full of thrills as Hawes Haunts returns with exciting updates. Organizers have promised that this year's event will be the biggest yet. Hawes Farms, a family-run farm, transforms into a Halloween destination every October, drawing visitors from...
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The Rustic Restaurant In California That Secretly Serves The State’s Best Breakfast
Hidden in plain sight along a Redding roadway stands a restaurant where breakfast dreams come true and pancakes achieve their highest purpose. Lumberjacks Restaurant might look like just another roadside eatery from the highway, but locals and savvy travelers know better – this timber-themed treasure serves what might secretly be California’s most satisfying morning meal.
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Discover Ezra Tucker's wildlife art at Redding's Turtle Bay Museum
REDDING, Calif. — Turtle Bay Museum is showcasing "The Art of Ezra Tucker," an exhibition of captivating fine art paintings, available for viewing through December 31. With over 40 paintings from 1985 to 2023, the exhibition highlights the acclaimed artist's depictions of "megafauna," birds, and other wildlife from around the world. It also includes the "Hidden Stories of American History," which honors the legacy of Black experiences in the American West.
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Teacher's journey from Laos to bull riding inspires short film
REDDING, Calif. — Billy Soksoda, a West Valley High School teacher, came to the U.S. when he was 3 years old, fleeing Laos with his mother. He integrated with American culture eventually becoming a professional bull rider. Now, his life story of overcoming adversity is turning into a short...
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TURTLE BAY TUESDAY: Oktoberfest returns with brews, music, and a chance to win!
REDDING, Calif. — Turtle Bay Exploration Park is gearing up for its annual Oktoberfest celebration, which takes place Saturday, Oct. 11, between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Paul Bunyan’s Forest Camp. The event features local beer and craft cider, German-style food and live music. Attendees can also...
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Rescuing Redding, California’s Hardcore Past: Inside Thomas Vanderpol’s Archival Mission
Hardcore has always thrived in the margins—local shows, hand-dubbed demos, and regional scenes that barely reached beyond their zip codes. That’s what makes the Redding Hardcore Archive so vital. Spearheaded by musician and lifelong scene participant (and No Echo contributing writer) Thomas Vanderpol, the project is collecting and...
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Ancient Giants Hit the Road: Smithsonian’s “Sea Monsters Unearthed” Traveling Exhibition Begins National Tour
First Stop Is Turtle Bay Museum in Redding, California, Opening Sept. 27. The story of prehistoric ocean life that emerged in the South Atlantic Ocean between the Americas and Africa 72 to 87 million years ago is explored in a new traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian. Created by the National Museum of Natural History and organized for travel by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, the exhibition opens Sept. 27 at Turtle Bay Museum in Redding, California. It will remain on view through Jan. 11, 2026, before continuing on a national tour through 2028.
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Experience Irish culture with a modern twist at "A Taste of Ireland" in Redding Sept. 28
REDDING, Calif. — A music and dance show is bringing Irish culture to Redding this weekend. “A Taste of Ireland – The Irish Music & Dance Sensation” has Celtic dance, live music, along with Irish storytelling. The cast includes former World Irish Dance champions and dancers from...
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Local Dutch Bros. locations in Redding, Palo Cedro, Anderson hold Caffeinate for a Cause event for Turtle Bay Exploration Park
By purchasing coffee at the Dutch Bros. locations in Redding, Anderson, and Palo Cedro, you can help the Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding. One dollar from every purchase plus tips will go towards Turtle Bay.
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From Cut Short to Falling Action: Azy Relph Shares His ’90s Redding Hardcore Scene Memories
Azy Relph is best known for his time in Bridge Nine / Boston Hardcore greats, Panic. Prior to that, he was in the original lineup of American Nightmare, playing on their 1999 4 Song Demo. But before all of that, Azy was cutting his teeth in a small town in Northern California called Redding.
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These Shasta-Trinity, Lassen park camps, cabins, offices close for winter
Shasta Lake boaters, hikers and anglers will have to go to Redding if they want in-person help with permits and information this autumn. The U.S. Forest Service closed for the winter the Shasta Lake Ranger district office to the public on Wednesday, Oct. 1, the end of most parks’ tourist season. Shasta-Trinity National Forest visitors can still get maps, permits and recreation information in person, said forest service spokesperson Bob Doucette; they just need to go to forest service’s Redding headquarters at 3644 Avtech Parkway. Open hours are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Here are some changes you’ll see this autumn at the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Lassen National Forest and Lassen Volcanic National Park. Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know. What’s closed in Shasta-Trinity National Forest Also in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, eight campgrounds closed for the year or longer as of Oct. 1. The Chirpchatter and Madrone campgrounds to the east of Lake Shasta remain closed after the Green Fire scorched the region last summer. They and trails north of the
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'Dancing with the Shasta Stars' returns to Redding for a cause
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — "Dancing with the Shasta Stars," presented by Obsidian IT, is set to return to Redding on Oct. 18 at the Cascade Theatre, featuring local celebrities dancing to support causes they are passionate about. The event aims to raise awareness and critical funds for local services...
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Norma Jean’s Family Restaurant has that cozy, country feel, like 'Bowman Road Cheers'
Norma Jean’s Family Restaurant in Cottonwood may be off the beaten path, but it has a loyal following of customers who crave its house-smoked sandwiches, handmade burgers and creamy soups. Home cooking is the best way to describe the meals. “Comfort food is really a good way of putting it,” said main cook Michael Goldsberry. “We’ve got quite a variety on the menu and it changes seasonally. We do salads through the summer and we do soups through the winter.” The eatery on the Tehama County side of Bowman Road is the kind of place that when regulars come through the door, the cook already knows what they want before they take a seat. “I’ll just start their order because I know what they’re going to get because they never change,” Goldsberry said. It’s also a place where out-of-towners will drive out of their way to enjoy a meal based on complimentary online reviews. Owners Lynna Gott, her brother Johnny Gott and Goldsberry say it doesn’t take long for customers to be treated like family. “It’s kind of like Bowman Road Cheers really,” Goldsberry said. “That’s kind of what we are.” Local residents who come in and don’t know one
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This Old-School Steakhouse In California Has A Sirloin Steak That’s Absolutely To Die For
Sometimes the best treasures hide behind the most unassuming facades, and Jack’s Grill in Redding is living proof of that culinary truth. This modest white building with its vintage neon signage has been serving up some of California’s most exceptional steaks while flashier establishments come and go like seasonal fashion trends.