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Mt. Shasta, CA: Mt. Shasta Cinemas Closing Soon, Leaving Big Screen Void
The movie theater in Mt. Shasta, California will be closing soon, leaving moviegoers without many options for watching movies on the big screen. The Mt. Shasta Cinemas on the Lake Street interchange with I-5 will be closing August 16, 2026, according to a message posted to the theater's Facebook page recently:
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Asphalt Cowboys announce annual Community BBQ, scholarships for local students
The Asphalt Cowboys are gearing up for their annual Community BBQ, with organizers expecting to serve about 8,000 people during the longtime Redding tradition while continuing to support local charitable efforts.
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Redding indoor pickleball courts move forward. New burger joint opens
More than a year ago, Kendall Bachman of the Redding Pickleball Club told me that they had hoped to open inside courts by this year and that their preferred location was next to Grange Co-op in the Raley’s shopping center on Lake Boulevard. The club hasn't opened. But recently, a state California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control application was posted at the site. The licensee is Redding Pickleball, a limited liability corporation whose managing member is Dennis Shepard. Bachman and three others are also members in the LLC. The application is for a license to serve beer at the club. Shepard told me they are optimistic Redding Pickleball Club will open in January or February. The club will be open seven days a week. Shepard said more details about the club, including a website, will be shared in about a month. They have been working on the project for more than two years. With an estimated 3,000 to 4,000 pickleball players in the North State, Shepard thinks the indoor club will be a popular attraction. Bachman told me last year that the group had looked at the former Big Lots building on Hilltop Drive and the old Joann Fabrics on
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Goats! Redding employs time-tested fuel reduction for fire season
Yay! My favorite city employs goats to my neighborhood, and city owned “greenbelt” (read: “fire-hazard”). We awakened to goats outside our back fence this morning and were elated! So glad to see the city being proactive on this, our Urban/Wildland interface. So pleased to see them use this time-honored (not chemical) vegetation management system. We just stood and watched all morning. Yay goats! Thank you Redding!
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Rolling Hills Casino celebrates 24th anniversary with special discounts, pricing
CORNING, Calif. - Rolling Hills Casino celebrated its 24th anniversary on Friday with special deals at their travel center, including a 24-cent reduction in gas prices. Action News Now went to the travel center just off of Interstate 5 to the southwest of Corning to show why these fuel savings are so unique.
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Support Red Bluff K-9 teams at family-friendly event
The Tehama County K-9 Foundation is hosting a fundraiser today at A&R Meats in Red Bluff starting at 10 a.m., featuring K-9 demos, a raffle, and shaved ice flavors inspired by each of the county's K-9s. All proceeds go directly toward supporting Tehama County's K-9 teams.
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Turtle Bay’s Famous Artist Portfolio Program Inspires the Artist in All of Us
Artwork is meant to inspire, be shared and enjoyed as a community. Tucked upstairs in the Turtle Bay Museum at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, 844 Sundial Bridge Drive, Redding, is a community resource gem called the Famous Artists Portfolio Program. Filed neatly in shelves are leather art portfolios containing large-scale prints of works by famous artists from all over the world, with lessons and activities for students to express themselves through art.
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Roadside restaurants worth the stop from Crater Lake to Dunsmuir
Summer is road trip season, and whether you're headed to Crater Lake or simply looking for your next great burger, the journey is often just as memorable as the destination. Jefferson Public Radio's Natalie Golay recently asked food stylist Will Smith and self-described foodie mom Nicole Larsen to share the Southern Oregon and Northern California restaurants they always recommend. Their picks range from nostalgic burger stands and family traditions to chef-driven favorites and one unforgettable roadside fruit stand.
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Camp Love-a-Pet graduates 6 shelter dogs, ready for adoption or foster homes
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — A group of shelter dogs with Haven Humane Society participated in Camp Love-a-Pet and are now looking for permanent homes or foster families. During the program, the dogs partnered with young campers to practice basic obedience and socialization. Haven Humane Society said the dogs made significant progress and are ready to show what they have learned with future families.
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Viral post about missing pet monkey in Redding sparks debate
A Facebook post of a picture of a monkey that someone claimed to have found in their Redding backyard has gone viral and stirred an online community debate , questioning if the post is an AI hoax and whether it’s legal to have the primate for a pet in California. The post with the picture of the monkey appeared on the Redding Crime & Community Alert/Shasta page on Sunday morning, July 26. “Anyone missing a monkey found him in my backyard. He was coming from Victor area,” the post said. The monkey pictured is black and white and was wearing short pants or a diaper. Redding police Sgt. Paul Slagle said Monday morning that no calls have come in about a monkey on the run. The Haven Humane Society, which also contracts with Redding for animal control services, is aware of the post. “We only got an anonymous call. They said, they just saw a Facebook post about a found monkey,” Annie Ransom of Haven Humane said. Ransom said Haven Humane did not follow up on the phone call. Shasta Wildlife Rescue also is aware of the post. “We would not be the agency called. We only handle native wildlife,”
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Artist submissions open for Turtle Bay's West Coast Biennial Art Exhibition
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Artists across the West Coast have an opportunity to showcase their work through Turtle Bay Exploration Park's ninth annual West Coast Biennial Art Competition and Exhibition. The museum is accepting submissions from artists who live in California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Selected works will be displayed...