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Flournoy, CA · Lifestyle
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Golden Palooza: Hundreds of golden retrievers take over Redding's Tiger Field on Oct. 3
Amber Moore joined Action News Now to share all the details about the Oct. 3 event at Tiger Field in Redding. The gathering will bring together golden retrievers and their owners for an afternoon of fun.
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On Dolly Parton Day, Redding community shares what they love about the iconic performer
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — September 25 is Dolly Parton Day, honoring the well-loved singer, songwriter, actress, and philanthropist. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Sept. 20 establishing the day in California to celebrate Parton. This follows the iconic performer passing away at the age of 80 last month. On September 25, we asked people in Redding why they're fans of the “9 to 5” singer-songwriter.
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Dutch Bros in Redding raises funds for Turtle Bay animals
Dutch Bros locations in Redding, Anderson, and Palo Cedro are donating $1 from every drink sold today to Turtle Bay Exploration Park — money that will go toward supporting rescued animals and educational programs. Turtle Bay even brought out animal ambassadors like Tumbleweed, a Sonoran Desert Tortoise who was once kept illegally as a pet, as a reminder of why rescue and education matter.
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Anthony’s Bar & Grill is a Mediterranean odyssey into food and drink
Stepping into Anthony’s Mediterranean Bar & Grill in downtown Redding is best described as two experiences in one. There’s the restaurant side, where diners can explore the healthy flavors of Greek cuisine, and then there’s a hidden part in the rear – a modern-day speakeasy that caters to connoisseurs of top-shelf liquor. Anthony’s owner Amin Wahbi declares on his website that he has the best Greek food in the North State. “Of course,” he says. “We have really good food.” Wahbi has pretty much cornered the market on Greek fare in Redding. Originally from Syria, Wahbi moved to Redding in 2007 when he was 24. He came here after living in Michigan for 4 years, where he was in the liquor business. He purchased Bob’s Liquors on Hartnell Avenue, which he still owns, and in 2011 opened the Greek Shack in a blue hut next door. Wahbi expanded by opening the original Anthony’s Mediterranean Cuisine in July 2015 on Eureka Way in west Redding. His loyal fan base was disappointed when he closed that location in 2021 in his quest to open a full restaurant and bar. He also operated a drive-thru kiosk called Xander’s Greek Gyro on Churn Creek
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Nearly 300 wild horses roam free at Shingletown sanctuary
The Wild Horse Sanctuary in Shingletown — the nation's oldest of its kind — is home to nearly 300 horses and donkeys roaming freely across 5,000 acres, and today's open house gave visitors a rare look at how these animals live in their natural herd structure.
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Sinclair Adds Another ‘National’ Newscast To Local Stations In 12 DMAs
Updated at 5:30pm Eastern to update station information not previously disclosed by Sinclair, leading to reporting errors. In a move the Baltimore-headquartered company says is emblematic of its increased news investment, Sinclair Inc. is immediately expanding its nationally distributed news program to time slots at a dozen TV stations where, until now, syndicated fare had been airing.
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Great Harvest still coming to Hartnell? Downtown mural vanishes
It has been over a year since news broke in this column that Great Harvest Bread was returning to Redding under a new franchisee. The former operators who ran the franchise since 2007 on Hilltop Drive in the Chuck E. Cheese shopping center sold the business. The new owners planned to revive the brand in the former Round Table Pizza building on Hartnell Avenue. A coming soon sign went up. To date, no one has applied for a building permit with the city to start work on the new Great Harvest. I recently spoke to Ron Stickney, who is part of the new ownership group, and he told me they still plan to open Great Harvest Bakery & Cafe. He said the parent company had sold and that in part was holding up the process. Stickney's group does not own the building. Meanwhile, this past spring, the former pizza building showed up on the city’s code enforcement radar. In his administrative compliance order, Neighborhood Preservation Officer William Eddins noted several violations, including blight, the buildup of trash and debris, and the condition of the parking lot. The building’s owner had until May 18 to comply. “Permits from the building department
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Over 250 wild horses call Shingletown sanctuary home
SHINGLETOWN, Calif. — The Wild Horse Sanctuary in Shingletown opened its gates Saturday for its annual free open house, giving visitors a chance to see wild horses and burros up close while learning more about how the animals live. The sanctuary, located at 5796 Wilson Hill Road, spans about...
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Annual Italian festival, Paesano Days, returns to Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Paesano Days returns to Redding for two days of Italian food, music, activities and celebrations of Italian Heritage. The local chapter of Sons and Daughters of Italy in America will host its annual Paesano Days festival September 18-19 at South City Park in Redding. The two-day...
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Inside Out exhibit opens at Redding's Turtle Bay through Jan. 3
REDDING, Calif. — Turtle Bay Exploration Park opened a new family-friendly exhibition inspired by Disney and Pixar's film Inside Out on September 19. The exhibition, titled Emotions at Play: with Pixar's Inside Out, will run through January 3 at Turtle Bay Museum. According to Turtle Bay Exploration Park, the...
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Haven Humane Society waives adoption fees for Empty the Shelters event
ANDERSON, Calif. — Haven Humane Society is waiving adoption fees as part of a national effort to help overcrowded animal shelters find homes for dogs and cats. The Anderson shelter is participating in the BISSELL Pet Foundation’s fall “Empty the Shelters” event, which runs nationally from September 18 through September 30. Haven Humane’s fee-waived adoption promotion runs through September 26.
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Winner selected for Dunsmuir mural design contest
DUNSMUIR, Calif. – We recently told you the Dunsmuir Chamber of Commerce was looking for a mural artist for the staircase wall connecting Lower Pine Street to Dunsmuir Avenue. Well, the winning design has been selected. Artist Bridget Shaw was chosen to design the piece, which features a bird...
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Redding image consultant shares color tips for better holiday photos
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Before spending money on holiday photos this year, you may want to make sure your colors are working for you. The Northstate’s News spoke with Redding image consultant Jordan Nolan, who is trained in color analysis, a process used to determine which colors best complement a person’s natural features.