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One Red Bluff family aims to fight food insecurity with an unlikely fruit
David and Priscilla Burke don’t find wild fig trees. The trees find them. David Burke works in construction, and found his first fig tree on the job. It was the beginning of a lifelong obsession, and led to the creation of their business The Fig Hunter in 2021. “I...
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Innovative business ideas will take center stage at the upcoming 10th Annual Startup Games!
The entrepreneurial spirit of Redding will be unleashed at this year’s 10th Annual Startup Games. This unique “learn-to-launch” entrepreneurship event is designed to supercharge the skills, connections, and dreams of local budding entrepreneurs by providing a platform to learn, connect, and compete. “The Startup Games is one...
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Todd Jones to leave Redding Chamber for role with Shasta College leading Workplace and Economic Development
In a Facebook post last week, Todd Jones said the decision to depart from his role as CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce was not one he made lightly. “While my time here was shorter than expected, it has been incredibly meaningful,” he wrote. The Redding Chamber of...
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The Healing Well celebrates new ownership in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — The Healing Well celebrated new ownership and continued growth with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday. Located at 2252 Court Street, the natural health and relaxation spa was recently purchased by Nicole and Erik Rempfer, who were longtime customers of the business. According to the Redding Chamber of...
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Redding Planning Commission approves Oasis Road shopping center after earlier delays
REDDING, Calif. — A new shopping center along Oasis Road in Redding is moving forward following previous delays. On Aug. 25, 2026, the Redding Planning Commission unanimously approved the project. The proposed commercial center would take up over 99,000 square feet at the corner of Oasis Road and Twin...
Redding Record Searchlight
North Redding to see big change with new stores, hotels on Oasis
The Oasis Road corridor in north Redding is poised to get busier over the next several years. A second project in the area, this time a shopping center, received a green light from the Redding Planning Commission on Tuesday, Aug. 25. The vote was unanimous. Redding Oasis Center will feature shopping, hotels, restaurants, drive-through fast food and a gas station on 34 acres of property once fancied by Costco. The 99,275-square-foot commercial center is slated for Oasis and Twin View Boulevard east of Interstate 5. The shopping center is significantly smaller than the 152,000-square-foot Costco in south Redding, which opened in November 2022 after ditching plans a few years earlier to build on Oasis Road . Tuesday’s approval comes two weeks after the planning commission approved The Oasis, a 143-lot subdivision on nearly 50 acres off Oasis Road and just north of Gold Hills Club. Brian and Sandra Burk, who own the land The Oasis would sit on, will not build the homes, and they have listed the property for sale, with an asking price of $5 million . The shopping center first came before the commission on June 23 , but the panel delayed its decision to allow the
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Lewiston Dam boosts water flow to protect migrating salmon
LEWISTON, Calif. — The Bureau of Reclamation will increase water releases below Lewiston Dam beginning Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. to help reduce the risk of disease among salmon migrating through the Klamath and Trinity rivers. Flows below the dam will increase from approximately 450 cubic feet per second...
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Northstate fire abatement company hedges bets against fix for goat regulations
RED BLUFF, Calif. — A Northstate fire fuel abatement company that uses goats for vegetation management is hedging its bets against the California legislature as the deadline to address new regulations grows closer and closer. Literally betting against them fixing the problem on the online platform Kalshi. “We started...
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Chicken flock in southeast Redding tests positive for West Nile virus antibodies
REDDING, Calif. — Two sentinel chickens tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) in a flock in southeast Redding, signaling increased activity in our area. The Shasta Mosquito and Vector Control District (SMVCD) said they test the chicken flocks' blood every two weeks to track whether mosquitoes carrying the virus are spreading it among birds. WNV normally moves between mosquitoes and wild birds, but it can also reach people and other animals through mosquito bites, according to officials.
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Redding finance director stepping down but staying in city role
REDDING, Calif. — Greg Robinett will leave his position as Redding's Finance Director on September 11, but will continue serving the community as the elected City Treasurer through December 2028. Robinett joined the City of Redding in 2014 and worked his way up through several positions before being appointed...
Mount Shasta Herald
Mount Shasta apartments for rent saw price increases since last July
Renters in Mount Shasta saw apartment listing prices increase 5% from July 2025's median of $1,716, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,800 in July. Median listing prices in Mount Shasta are trending the same as the previous month's $1,800 price.
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Redding Chamber CEO stepping down to lead Shasta College role
Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, announced he will step down at the end of October to serve as Interim Dean of Economic and Workforce Development at Shasta College starting in November. Jones says he looks forward to continuing to work with many of the same community partners to strengthen the local workforce and support the economic health of the North State.
Redding Record Searchlight
Why is this vacant Shasta Lake property getting attention?
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Todd Jones to leave Greater Redding Chamber of Commerce this fall
REDDING, Calif. — Todd Jones, president and CEO of the Greater Redding Chamber of Commerce, announced he will leave the organization at the end of October 2026 and take a new position at Shasta College after two and half years with the chamber. In a statement posted to the...