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Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide
Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide. The Great Shasta Rail Trail follows the old McCloud Railway grade through the forest between McCloud and Burney, and it opens a long stretch of the Shasta Cascade to you and your dog. The Great Shasta Rail Trail Association plans an 80-mile trail between the two towns and reports 65 miles open for non-motorized use: biking, running, walking, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and horseback riding. The Discover Siskiyou tourism site says dogs are welcome on the trail.
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Redding Costco shopping center, El Pollo Loco 'Buzz'-ing this week
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Redding teen with spina bifida takes National Dance Day stage; defying the odds
REDDING, Calif. — October is Spina Bifida Month, spotlighting a disabling birth defect that can affect mobility for life. In Redding, 14-year-old Olivia Magee took the stage at the Redding School of Performing Arts for National Dance Day. Magee, who has used a wheelchair for much of her life, said performing in front of a crowd pushed her outside her comfort zone.
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Service dog in training helps owner cope with PTSD, easing symptoms and loneliness
REDDING, Calif. — For Rachel Hughes, the difference between struggling alone at home and feeling supported has come down to a year-old poodle-cavalier mix named Winston. Hughes adopted Winston six months ago with a plan to train him as a service dog to help with her post-traumatic stress disorder. She said she was dealing with difficult PTSD symptoms at home and wanted companionship.
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Redding hot-pot spot eyes opening date. Gaming's popularity | The Buzz
The historic Lim’s Café sign still towers above North Market Street, but not much else of the former Chinese restaurant is recognizable. Work on a new hot-pot restaurant there is progressing, and the owners hope to open in February or next spring. When I spoke to Haishan Chen, he told me there is still another four to six months of work. Chen will own and operate the new restaurant with his wife, Liyi Li. They also own Oriental Express, a popular restaurant in Shasta Lake that they bought in 2015. The couple’s new restaurant will be called 88 Hot Pot. Li told the Record Searchlight in 2025 the numeral 8 symbolizes luck in China, so they’re doubling their luck with their new culinary endeavor. A peak inside the former Lim’s building reveals a complete renovation of the restaurant. Essentially, the only thing left from the Lim’s era are the four walls. Lim’s Cafe closed in September 2022 after serving Chinese and American food for nearly 90 years at three Redding locations. Chen said everything inside will be brand new. The outside has been painted gray, and Chen said the trim will be accented with a different color. While the building
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COMMUNITY CONNECT: Week of Oct. 23-25
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Here is your weekly guide to some of the spooky events scheduled around the Northstate this weekend!. Date/Time: Friday, 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Location: Axiom Repertory Theatre, 2613 Bechelli Lane, Redding, Calif. More information is on the Facebook event. Haunted Car Wash. Date/Time: Friday-Sunday, 6:30...
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Redding pizza maker takes fifth at Great American Pizza Challenge after sauce swap
REDDING, Calif. — A Redding pizza maker narrowly missed the podium at a national pizza competition in Ohio, finishing fifth against more than two dozen competitors despite a last-minute recipe change. Augie Collins, general manager at Noni’s Pizzeria and Slice Shop in the Redding Public Market downtown, placed fifth...
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Redding raffle picks winners for houseboat, $5,000 and more
REDDING, Calif. — Winners have been announced for the Sundial Riffle Raffle in Redding. Winners were drawn during the event on Saturday. The Riffle Raffle was formerly known as the Ducky Derby. This year's onsite festival was canceled. Ashley Schlegal won the grand prize, a Holiday Harbor houseboat vacation,...
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Dancing with the Shasta Stars named winning pair at Cascade Theatre
REDDING, Calif. — Eight community leaders took the stage Saturday, Oct. 17, for the 17th annual Dancing with the Shasta Stars, a Redding fundraiser combining entertainment and community support for survivors of abuse and human trafficking. Held at the Cascade Theatre, the event raised money for One Safe Place,...
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TURTLE BAY TUESDAY: Halloween edition of Museum After Hours with live music
Redding, Calif. — Adults looking for a Halloween-themed night out in Redding can head to Turtle Bay Exploration Park for a special after-hours event featuring traveling exhibitions, live music and a signature cocktail. Turtle Bay’s Museum After Hours Halloween Edition is scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct....
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Mt. Shasta Ski Park targets December opening as El Niño winter nears
The strong El Niño being forecast for far Northern California could bring a warmer and wetter season than usual this winter, just as Mt. Shasta Ski Park prepares to open around the holidays for what employees hope will be a busy time. "Everyone's talking about this super El Niño, and we're hopeful it delivers a big winter," ski park spokeswoman Grace Hornbeak said in a news release. "But we didn't want to count on it. Our crew put in a summer of hard work so we can open on less snow and keep runs open longer, whatever this winter brings." Crews cleared brush and cut tree stumps across its runs. The work means the runs will need less snow to open safely, giving skiers potentially more days on the slopes if early-season snow is light, Hornbeak said. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's winter outlook, released on Oct. 15, shows more precipitation, but whether that means more snowfall and a fluffy, white blanket for skiers, is not yet known. But Hornbeak said the park is optimistic that the El Niño conditions will bring plenty of snow to the 2026-27 ski season. The ski park is targeting a mid-December opening. Lack
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Frankie the cat rescued in Redding after spending night in tree
REDDING, Calif. - Firefighters rescued a cat that spent an entire night stuck in a tree after being chased up by dogs. The CAL FIRE Shasta-Trinity Unit responded on Friday, October 16, 2026, after the Redding Command Center received a 911 report of a cat stuck in a tree. Upon arrival, crews learned that Frankie had been chased up the tree by dogs and spent the entire night stranded in the treetops.