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More than 1,600 Cal Poly Humboldt Students Sign Petition Demanding University Continue Funding Arcata’s Evening Bus Services
Not long after Cal Poly Humboldt announced it would quit funding evening bus routes around Arcata, more than 1,600 students and faculty signed a petition demanding its reinstatement. The Humboldt Transit Authority runs three bus routes in Arcata. Until recently, all of them ran into the evening. That was possible...
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Week 10 - Play of the Week
CHICO, Calif. - Another excellent Friday night of high school football action is in the books, and the two best plays of the night will face off against each other for the right to take home Play of the Week honors for Week Ten of Under the Lights. Action News...
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Top spot changes hands in Week 9 Redding-area football power rankings
Battles between some of the Northern Section's top teams created movement in the Redding-area football power rankings — the most movement in any weekly rankings this season. This week, the top spot has changed hands once again. See how Week 8 games impacted the rankings heading into Week 9. More: Which Redding high school has the best fan section? 1. Chico (5-3, 3-0 EAL) Last week : 2 (+1) The Panthers established themselves as the favorites for an Eastern Athletic League title after a 33-27 win over Foothill on Friday. Chico is the only team remaining with a perfect EAL record, and they'll close out the season against Red Bluff and Enterprise. The Panthers have a strong run game behind Jaxxon Tweedt and Caleb Iuli and one of the most stifling defenses in the NSCIF. 2. Foothill (5-3, 2-1 EAL) Last week : 1 (-1) The Cougars suffered their first loss since Sept. 11, and it's a crushing loss that makes a league title significantly harder to accomplish. Foothill struggled in the run game, only accumulating 65 yards as a team, but the passing game was promising. Quarterback Johnny Morales threw for 211 yards, with 159 of those yards going
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Redding high school students call for tobacco ordinance enforcement
“Think about it this way, imagine your pencil breaks during class and your teacher doesn’t have a pencil sharpener,” said Angelique Turner, a sophomore at Enterprise High School as she spoke to the Redding City Council last night. “You turn to the person sitting next to you and...
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Corning High School students revive haunted barn tradition for Saturday scare
CORNING, Calif. — Corning High School students are bringing back a spooky tradition this weekend as the school's Haunted Barn returns Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Rodgers Ranch property. The event is returning after a four-year hiatus, with students spending the past several weeks transforming the property into a...
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Shasta College selected as Radiosonde Sampling Location for Atmospheric River Program
There is a gap in weather monitoring data for the northern end of the Central Valley in California and Shasta College is going to help fill that data gap. Shasta College is hosting a weather balloon launch site as part of the Research and Operations Partnership between the California Department of Water Resources and the Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego.
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Overflowing the bucket with kindness for 16 years in the Northstate
HAPPY VALLEY, Calif. — Students at Happy Valley Primary were filling buckets with happiness on Friday as part of a nationwide movement over two decades in the making. Driven for the last 16 years across the Northstate by a teacher for public speaking at Shasta College. Kelly Nickels is...
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No. 11 Saints Square-Off with Simpson in California
HELENA, Mont. - The Carroll Football team makes their first ever trip to Redding, Calif., taking on third-year program Simpson in a 2 p.m. Frontier - West clash on Saturday afternoon at Central Valley High School. With one more week before a much needed bye, the No. 11-ranked Fighting Saints...
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Simpson University opens new STEM building in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Simpson University officially opened its new Hugh and Hazel Darling Center for Business, Technology and Engineering on Friday, adding new classroom, laboratory and community event space to its campus. The building includes specialized spaces for engineering students, including rooms for 3D printing, metalwork and woodworking. It...
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Parents raise safety concerns after multiple incidents across CUESD schools
ANDERSON, Calif. — A series of safety concerns at schools in the Cascade Union Elementary School District (CUESD) has parents questioning whether enough is being done to protect students. An Anderson Heights Elementary School employee was arrested after allegations of inappropriate contact with a child in an after-school program,...
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Modoc football forfeits upcoming game against Redding Christian
Modoc High School has forfeited its upcoming football game against Redding Christian, Modoc head coach James Brogan confirmed. Modoc is 2-4 this season and most recently defeated Shasta Cascade League rival Fall River, 28-14, on Friday, Oct. 2. The Braves have 15 players on their roster, and injuries suffered both before the Fall River game and during practice this week have left Modoc unable to field a team. “We had 12 players on Friday (against Fall River) that we rolled in with, managed to get out of that pretty healthy, came back in the beginning of the week still with 12 guys and then we ended up losing two guys at practice,” Brogan said. Brogan said one of two players injured at practice earlier this week likely suffered a season-ending injury, while the other is set to be reevaluated next week. If the Braves were to compete against Redding Christian on Friday, they would have only had 10 healthy players. The Braves do not have a game on Oct. 16, and they are next scheduled to face off against Weed on Oct. 23. "We're hoping to get (one of the players injured at practice this week) back and then a
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From SLOHS assigned reading to her Own Book Store: Class of 2017 graduate Bailey Bethard runs her own shop in Redding
It’s one thing to find a happy place in life. It’s another thing to have the sign in your own book store! Photo Courtesy of 2017 Graduate Bailey Bethard. San Luis Obispo High School graduate class of 2017 Bailey Bethard currently lives in Redding, Ca with her husband and owns her own brick and mortar used bookstore.
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Redding K-8 charter school finally building $11M high school
The Redding School of the Arts is finally about to start construction on an $11 million new building dedicated to high school students, long a priority for the public charter school in north Redding . The school off Shasta View Drive now enrolls about 600 students in kindergarten through 8th grade. About 100 high school students learn in modular classrooms that were set up on the campus in 2022. Once the building dedicated to high school instruction opens in late 2027, the facility will be able to accommodate 200 high school students, Executive Director Lane Carlson said. Construction is able to move forward now that the McConnell Foundation has donated 5.9 acres of undeveloped land it owns that is located immediately south of the school's campus, Carlson said. Construction equipment is now on the site and work could begin as soon as Monday, Sept. 28, the day the school is scheduled to hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the 12,000-square-foot, one-story facility. RSA officials had hoped to move students out of modular buildings and into the new high school campus in August 2023. But that date kept getting pushed back as construction costs and interest rates rose. Redding architectural firm Nichols,
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Redding school breaks ground on new 12K sq ft campus
A new one-story high school campus is coming to Redding, and the community is invited to mark the milestone. School leaders, students, and families will gather for a groundbreaking ceremony on September 28th at 955 Inspiration Place, where plans also include a future 650-seat community performing arts theater.