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Meeting to decide next West Valley High School head football coach canceled
COTTONWOOD, Calif. - The Anderson Union High School District Board of Trustees were expected to vote on making West Valley Physical Education Teacher Tim Harles their new head football coach today. But, the meeting was canceled. If Harles is voted in, he will take the reigns from former Eagles head...
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U-Prep faces Lassen High at 'Back the Blue' game in Redding today
U-Prep takes on Lassen High School at Tiger Field on Cypress Avenue at 7 p.m. The game is part of the "Back the Blue Baseball Game" event. It's also a time to get to know your Shasta County law enforcement agencies a little better.
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Meeting to decide next West Valley High School head football coach canceled
The Anderson Union High School District Board of Trustees were expected to vote on making West Valley Physical Education Teacher Tim Harles their new head football coach today. But, the meeting was canceled.
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Cascade Union Elementary School District without functional board after resignations by three trustees
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last Friday the Cascade Union Elementary School District held an emergency meeting. In closed session, the board discussed a labor negotiation between the Anderson Cascade Teachers Association — the union that represents 51 teachers within CUESD — and the district’s superintendent Jason Provence. Teachers at CUESD have not received a pay raise in two years.
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Shasta County seniors can earn college funds through Redding Rodeo scholarships
REDDING, Calif. — The Redding Rodeo is coming soon, and along with the rides and events, it also offers a chance for local students to earn money for college. High school seniors in Shasta County can apply for a rodeo scholarship, with applications due by April 15. Students who...
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West Valley High football coach decision set for Wednesday board meeting
ANDERSON, Calif. - The Anderson Union High School District is set to hold a special board meeting Wednesday, where leaders are expected to make key decisions about the future of West Valley High School athletics. The meeting comes as the district continues to face community reaction following its decision not to bring back a former football coach.
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AUHSD Board to vote on West Valley football & volleyball head coach hires
Editor's note: The Anderson Union High School District canceled its special meeting. The next regular board meeting is scheduled for April 15. The Anderson Union High School District will hold a special meeting at 9 a.m. on Wednesday at West Valley High School's Performing Arts Center . At the meeting, the Board of Trustees will vote on whether to approve current West Valley principal Justin Byxbe as the school’s new volleyball coach and West Valley physical education teacher Tim Harles as the head football coach. If approved, both potential hires would assume their roles for the 2026-27 academic year — both decisions have sparked controversy within the West Valley community. Harles emerges as coaching candidate If voted in, Tim Harles will take the reins from former Eagles coach Jason Weston. Harles was brought in as the offensive coordinator for the 2025 season after serving as the head football coach for Las Plumas High School. Following Weston’s resignation in December , it seemed Harles was the likely choice to take over the program. However, in February, former West Valley head coach Greg Grandell made a bid for the position. Grandell was approved as the new coach by a committee comprised of
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Shasta College earns state recognition for campus composting program
Reporter Jesse Angelo reports live in Redding to discuss the Carbon Sync Project at Shasta College, which recently earned them the California Community Colleges Board of Governors Energy and Sustainability Award.
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Shasta baseball takes down Enterprise, wins season series
Enterprise and Shasta have battled in some intense matchups throughout the 2025-26 academic year. They clashed in the River Bowl football game back in October with Enterprise claiming the trophy. They faced off twice during the basketball season , splitting the two games. The rivalry continued on Friday, March 27, when the Wolves (6-6) baseball team hit the field at Enterprise High to face the Hornets (7-5-1) for the third time this week. The Hornets won the first game 6-3, the Wolves won the second 3-2, and Friday’s contest would decide the season winner. Shasta senior Jack Peterson was there for it all. He was the Wolves’ starting quarterback and a forward on the basketball team. On Friday afternoon, he was batting leadoff for Wolves as their starting first baseman. On the first pitch of the game, Peterson ripped a single to right field. On the third pitch of the game, he stole second. A single and a passed ball later, Peterson crossed home plate for the game’s first score. It would be the first of Shasta’s 15 runs as it slugged its way to a dominant 15-5 win over the Hornets. “Today we played to our capabilities ... everything
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Redding Achieve trades desks for projects to help struggling students rebuild confidence
REDDING, Calif. — A classroom in Redding is giving students who have struggled in traditional settings a different path forward, replacing rows of desks and worksheets with hands-on projects designed to rebuild confidence and teach skills. Students are sent to Redding Achieve after struggling with behavior or academics. Redding...
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Scholar Athlete of the Month: Bruno Lopez
CORNING, Calif. - Corning High School Senior Bruno Lopez is Action News Now's Scholar Athlete of the Month for March, presented by Chico Sports Club. Lopez is currently averaging a 3.8 GPA, with his favorite subject being history. He started playing baseball at just 5 years old, with his dad...
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Shasta College Bistro trains students to fill gaps in the Northstate culinary industry
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Students at Shasta College are cooking up something good. Their culinary arts program has multiple classes, like basic culinary and advanced culinary. The advanced level includes the college’s Bistro, a student-run restaurant that’s open to the public. They create the menus every week, making...
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Anderson School Staff Hears Odd Noise In Office, Then Realizes It’s Coming From Ceiling Vents
The school day in Anderson, California, had barely begun when the staff noticed that something didn’t feel quite right. Inside the counseling office, a faint meow suddenly echoed through the room, soft but impossible to ignore. At first, it was easy to brush it off, probably just a stray...
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CalFire Redding Training Center Graduates Company Officer Academy Class of 26-02 at Shasta College
The CalFire Redding Training Center is proud to announce the graduation of Company Officer Academy Class 26-02. This marks the second COA graduation for CalFire in 2026 and represents the inaugural ceremony of the year for the Redding Training Center. The commencement ceremony, hosted at Shasta College, highlights the vital...