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Mill Creek, CA · Local Life
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Discover local art at Shasta College's annual faculty exhibit
REDDING, Calif. — Shasta College is hosting its 74th Annual Art Faculty Exhibit from November 10 to December 18. The event will begin with an opening reception on November 12 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Shasta College Art Gallery. The exhibit will showcase the talents of...
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Día de los Muertos brings life to Redding's new community center
REDDING, Calif. - The Cultural Reciprocity and Community Center in Redding celebrated its first Día de los Muertos festival. The newly opened center transformed into a vibrant space of color, music, and tradition. The festival featured ofrendas, dancing, and family activities, allowing the community to come together and share...
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Friday Notes for October 31, 2025
City Council Meeting: November 11, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. Monday, November 10th – City Hall, Finance Department, and the Public Works Corporation Yard will be closed in observance of Veteran’s Day. Job Openings:. The City is currently hiring a full-time Maintenance Worker in Public Works and a temporary/part-time...
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New Downtown Redding business, El Polo Loco update are 'Buzz'-ing this week
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COMMUNITY CONNECT: Weekend of Oct. 31 - Nov. 2
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — It's the last week of October, and we have your guide to some Halloween fun around the Northstate!. Date/Time: 5 p.m Friday, Oct. 31. - 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2. Location: Hawes Farm | 6465 Deschutes Rd., Anderson. For more information, visit the event page HERE.
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Take a hike to the Sacramento River Trail
Despite its name, the 17-mile Sacramento River Trail isn't tied to California's state capital but to a section of the 400-mile river that winds through Redding. However, don't panic. If your knees are protesting at the thought of attempting this long trek, you can still enjoy the popular path's highlights via a much shorter walk & drive combo that includes stops at three amazing bridges that span the Sacramento River.
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The river continues to fish well
The river continues to fish well and there are still a bunch of salmon spawning all the way down past Red Bluff. The flows are currently 7,200 CFS, the BoR will be decreasing them beginning on Thursday, October 30th, to 4,000 CFS on Monday, November 10th. The Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District canal will be shut down soon and the diversion boards will be removed the first week of November. Rainbows are mainly behind salmon eating eggs up top, down past Anderson you will find more fish in runs eating caddis in the afternoons. Egg patterns, Bird's Nests, Cinnamon Poopahs, Olive Hotspots, Weiss Nymphs, & Rubberlegs continue to be the top producing flies. If you aren't picking up fish on eggs, try the recommended flies. Dry-dropper in the shallower sections will net quite a few fish. From the Perry Riffle down through Red Bluff you can swing soft hackles for big fish in the evenings or throw a dark Missing Link.
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Lake Siskiyou Bows on the bite
Lake Siskiyou trout action has been excellent. Rainbow Trout in the 2 to 5 pound class have been on biting well on the surface down to 20 feet. Trolling plugs between 2 and 3 mph has been the hot bait. Orange Dodgers with worm trailers have also been producing but trolling speeds need to to be under 2 mph. The bute has been best morning but action continues into afternoon as well.
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Turtle Bay Tuesday: 'Sea Monsters Unearthed' and other new exhibits now open!
REDDING, Calif. — Preston Donion met up with Laurinda Willard from Turtle Bay Exploration Park this week who gave an exciting update on several new exhibits at the museum. Willard says that "Sea Monsters Unearthed," open now through mid-January, focuses on fossils found from Andora. One of the finds includes ancient fossils of Mosasaurs, which were ocean-dwelling lizards millions and millions of years ago. Some ancient turtles are also thrown into the mix, she said.
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From menudo to tri-tip, Redding gas stations have your next tasty takeout at a nice price
Gas stations have upped the game on food choices. A few of them, like Maverik, rival fast-food restaurants with plenty of hot and fresh offerings. Most stations with their convenience stores typically offer fountain drinks, snacks and packaged sandwiches, but a few take gas station food to the next level. Follow along for what you'll find at five spots in the Redding area. Krispy Krunchy Chicken, University Market at Valero Walk into the University Market at the corner of Churn Creek Road and College View Drive, make a left and you’ll see the Krispy Krunchy Chicken counter. Here, kitchen manager Steven Thompson and his crew fill orders for their popular chicken tenders and potato wedges. But there’s also thighs, drumsticks, whole wings and more. “A lot of people come in and they seem genuinely impressed with our chicken,” Thompson said. “I tell my crew all the time that we’re getting feedback from our customers and they’re saying that we’re some of the best in town.” “I try to be humble about it but this is what our customers are saying,” he added. Sausage and bacon breakfast burritos are another go-to item. They’re made fresh next door by From the Hearth
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French bakery steps from Redding Public Market has 'dreamy' opening. El Pollo Loco update
The day after the Tuesday, Nov. 4, election, the line at the counter nearly reached the front door inside downtown Redding’s new French bakery. La Joie opened days before and owner Kate Grennell has been overwhelmed by the initial response. “It feels like it’s been years in the making. We feel like we’ve been in construction for an eternity, but we have seen the light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s been so fun to see people show up and turn out,” she said. La Joie is on the ground floor of Market Center on the northeast corner of Market and Yuba streets. While it’s not technically part of the soon-to-be-open Redding Public Market , the bakery, steps away from the market, should be a welcome complement. Like other surrounding business owners, Grennell is eager to see the market open, which is expected to be sometime in November. “Really excited to see all of those businesses open. We kind of chat and gossip in here about where we are going to go for lunch when they open up,” Grennell said. “I think we’re really going to collaborate and bounce off each other but it’s really fun to see
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Red Bluff hosts 42nd annual Western Open Fiddle Championship
Fiddlers from across the country gathered in Red Bluff for the 42nd annual Western Open Fiddle Championship, a two-day event that began yesterday morning. The competition showcased a variety of musical styles, from waltz to swing and even Celtic, attracting fiddlers of all ages eager to win awards.
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Buzz builds around Redding Public Market opening soon with food, drink choices
The Redding Public Market is expected to celebrate its grand opening in November. Expectations are high for a project and concept that the developer and food and retail vendors that will make up the market say will transform downtown. Indeed, expectations are high. The market has the potential to change the dynamic of downtown, much like the renovation of the historic Cascade Theatre did more than 20 years ago and more recently reopening Market Street to vehicle traffic. The market is on the ground floor of the Market Center building on Market Street. “I think it’s going to be incredible,” said Seng Saechao, who owns Maro Noodle House, one of the restaurants in the market. “I think when the rest of Redding sees what’s inside, I think their minds are going to be blown. There’s nothing like this in town; not a lot of stuff like this anywhere I’ve been to.” I visited with Saechao inside the market on a recent weekday morning as crews continued working toward the opening. “It will get done pretty quick,” he said the work still going on. “Everybody is pretty much there, all the equipment is here, it’s just the installing, cleaning up and
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Tehama Concert Series ending after 90 years
RED BLUFF, Calif. - The Tehama Concert Series is ending its final season after 90 years. The nonprofit organization plans to bid farewell in a memorable way. Morae Arthur, the president and chairman of the Tehama Concert Series, shared her mixed feelings about the closure. "I didn't want to be...
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Good reports of trout and bass
Good reports of trout and bass coming to shad patterns and Woolley Buggers in the Centimudi Ramp and Pit Arm area. The lake has cooled significantly and this storm headed our way this weekend should really get things kicked off. Float n' Fly with the shad Float n' Fly pattern or a Balanced Leech will be the ticket fished towards shore or wherever you see fish busting bait balls. The Sexy Shad Baby Fat Minnow stripped on the end of an intermediate or full sinking line should be just the ticket. This fall and through the winter will be a great time to get out on the lake if you would like to catch as many fish as you can handle or want to sight cast streamers to cruising fish, give us a call we have the best fly guides on Shasta Lake!
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Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir Fish Report for 11-3-2025
The predictions are for heavy rains to come into the Trinity Valley by the middle of the week. If this is correct the river is going to raise substantially with possibly some flooding. This could put a damper on fishing for several days. It could also start more Steelhead to enter the river increasing fishing. The best time for fishing is a day or two after the rains let up while there is still some color to the water as the river is dropping. “Good Fishin”!
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North State Symphony hosts live Frankenstein performance
The North State Symphony is set to bring a spine-chilling experience to Redding and Chico with a live performance accompanying the 1931 classic film, Frankenstein. Audiences can expect a haunting evening as the symphony performs the score by Grammy-nominated composer Michael Shapiro.