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Over 250 wild horses call Shingletown sanctuary home
SHINGLETOWN, Calif. — The Wild Horse Sanctuary in Shingletown opened its gates Saturday for its annual free open house, giving visitors a chance to see wild horses and burros up close while learning more about how the animals live. The sanctuary, located at 5796 Wilson Hill Road, spans about...
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Annual Italian festival, Paesano Days, returns to Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Paesano Days returns to Redding for two days of Italian food, music, activities and celebrations of Italian Heritage. The local chapter of Sons and Daughters of Italy in America will host its annual Paesano Days festival September 18-19 at South City Park in Redding. The two-day...
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Inside Out exhibit opens at Redding's Turtle Bay through Jan. 3
REDDING, Calif. — Turtle Bay Exploration Park opened a new family-friendly exhibition inspired by Disney and Pixar's film Inside Out on September 19. The exhibition, titled Emotions at Play: with Pixar's Inside Out, will run through January 3 at Turtle Bay Museum. According to Turtle Bay Exploration Park, the...
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Haven Humane Society waives adoption fees for Empty the Shelters event
ANDERSON, Calif. — Haven Humane Society is waiving adoption fees as part of a national effort to help overcrowded animal shelters find homes for dogs and cats. The Anderson shelter is participating in the BISSELL Pet Foundation’s fall “Empty the Shelters” event, which runs nationally from September 18 through September 30. Haven Humane’s fee-waived adoption promotion runs through September 26.
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Winner selected for Dunsmuir mural design contest
DUNSMUIR, Calif. – We recently told you the Dunsmuir Chamber of Commerce was looking for a mural artist for the staircase wall connecting Lower Pine Street to Dunsmuir Avenue. Well, the winning design has been selected. Artist Bridget Shaw was chosen to design the piece, which features a bird...
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Redding image consultant shares color tips for better holiday photos
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Before spending money on holiday photos this year, you may want to make sure your colors are working for you. The Northstate’s News spoke with Redding image consultant Jordan Nolan, who is trained in color analysis, a process used to determine which colors best complement a person’s natural features.
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Dunsmuir mural contest winner revealed for Pine St. staircase
The city of Dunsmuir has selected artist Bridget Shaw as the winner of its 2026 Mural Contest, with her design set to be featured on the Pine St. staircase wall in downtown Dunsmuir. 7 judges from the local art community chose the winning piece, as part of the city's goal to add a new mural every year.
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Free pet adoptions return to Haven Humane starting Sept. 18
ANDERSON, Calif. — Haven Humane Society in Anderson is offering free adoptions for more than 400 animals in its care beginning the weekend of Sept. 18, 2026, as part of the Bissell Pet Foundation’s Empty the Shelters event. Haven CEO Jim Lewis said the shelter took in a...
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Haven Humane participating in Bissell Pet Foundation's "Empty the Shelters" adoption event
The Haven Humane Society in Anderson is taking part in the annual "Empty the Shelters" adoption event that the Bissell Pet Foundation holds. Adoption fees are being covered through September 26th, with adopters only being responsible for their applicable license fee.
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From Jalisco to Chattanooga to Redding, Los Gordos taqueria's story
Taqueria Los Gordos’ two locations have been mainstays among Mexican restaurants in Redding going on 20 years. Their longevity stands out considering there’s plenty of choices for Mexican food, from fine dining to taco trucks. Both locations are family-run with similar menus. The original site on Churn Creek Road opened in 2005 and the second one started downtown not long afterward. Luis de la Torre, the 24-year-old son of his father, also named Luis de la Torre, tells the story of how their second spot came to be. His father opened the downtown eatery in 2006 on the advice of his brother, Alfredo, who already was operating the original Los Gordos in south Redding. As the story goes, Alfredo told his brother at the time that Redding would be a good place for another Mexican place. Opening downtown would be a leap of faith for the family, considering patriarch Luis de la Torre and his family would have to travel some 2,500 miles and leave a restaurant they already were running in Chattanooga, Tenn. “(Alfredo) just told us that business was going good over here. You want to try putting one over here? I mean, it's a growing city,’” the
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Newly Audubon Certified, California Ranches Enhance Habitat for Grassland Birds
CALIFORNIA (September 14, 2026) — The National Audubon Society proudly announces five California ranches that have earned its Bird-Friendly Land Certification, which recognizes their efforts to support quality wildlife habitat and resilient working lands. Secured through the Audubon Conservation Ranching program, the newly certified producers include C&R Ranch near Red Bluff, Deer Creek Hills Preserve near Sacramento, Durst Home Ranch near Capay, Gabilan Ranch near San Juan Bautista, and Jalama Canyon Ranch near Lompoc.
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Redding game lounge, inspired by father, son dream, opens | The Buzz
Anthony Spengler and his father, Joshua, had a dream of opening a themed restaurant and bar, where Joshua would be the chef and Anthony would operate the front of the house. "So my father was a chef for 20-plus years and we had this pipe dream for him to be my cook and I wanted to run the business," Spengler said. Joshua Spengler passed away in 2017. “I was trying to figure out what do with my life and I decided to pursue that dream that me and my dad had,” said Spengler, who eventually got a degree in business administration. Spengler recently opened Games and Brews in the Westside Village shopping center in south Redding. It’s at least the third game-themed business to open in Redding, joining Bonus Round and Hordes & Boards. Games and Brews, at 6446 Westside Road (Suite A), focuses on board and card games, including role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons. It also hosts events like trivia and movie bingo night. Recently, it had a Star Trek trivia night hosted by Brain Battle Trivia. Spengler said the business opened on Sept. 5. He is waiting for his state Alcoholic Beverage Control license so he can
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Immersive art exhibition 'Marked' opens Sept. 11 in downtown Redding
REDDING, Calif. — There’s a new immersive art exhibition that opened in downtown Redding on September 11. It's called "Marked." It has 11 chapters, each exploring a different theme. The exhibition features 12 art pieces and interactive opportunities for guests. The artist behind the exhibition, Jonathan McKinney, said...
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Redding Police holding Dog Days of Summer event at Woody's Brewing Company
REDDING, Calif. - The Redding Police Department will be hosting its annual K9 fundraiser today between 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Woody's Brewing Company. The event gives community members a chance to meet police dogs Lido, Gunner, Colt and Duke, along with their handlers. K9 demonstrations are scheduled to...