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Redding veteran turns Vietnam trauma into poetry book
A local Vietnam War veteran found an unexpected path to healing after returning home from service — and it started with poems that came to him in the middle of the night while working at a gold mine. Nelden John Herron's journey from combat to creativity is now a published book, "Vietnam War Combat Poetry," available at Republic's Tax and Wealth on East Cypress Avenue in Redding.
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Cascade Theatre steps in to host canceled Redding Civic Auditorium shows
REDDING, Calif. — After several shows at Redding’s Civic Auditorium were canceled because of operator and funding changes, the Cascade Theatre is stepping in to keep entertainment options available in the area. The Cascade Theatre says it has lined up several acts that were originally scheduled to perform...
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The City of Anderson's Independence Day Parade for America 250
Anderson held its first-ever July 4th parade on Friday, featuring a decorated car honoring the police department's new K-9. The parade included floats from multiple city departments and drew a large crowd. Lt. Eric Haynes of the Anderson Police Department said the turnout exceeded expectations. Action News Now reporter Christine Stoddard was there to see the decorated K-9 car and speak to the Anderson Police Department.
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The City of Anderson holds first Independence Day Parade for America 250
ANDERSON, Calif. - Anderson held its first-ever July 4th parade on Friday, featuring a decorated car honoring the police department's new K-9. The parade included floats from multiple city departments and drew a large crowd. Lt. Eric Haynes of the Anderson Police Department said the turnout exceeded expectations. "With the...
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Gallery: Redding Rancheria features dancing and festivities for seventh annual Big Time celebration
In a celebration of Native culture and community, the Redding Rancheria’s seventh annual Big Time featured three-days of traditional dance performances, music, and Indigenous vendors. Eighteen different tribes across California gathered for the celebration. Last weekend, from June 26 to 28, the Redding Rancheria hosted its 7th annual Big...
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Strange and 'eerie' discovery made on Mount Shasta, California
A mother and daughter had been horseback riding in the mountains when they discovered something very strange indeed. The area around Mount Shasta has always been steeped in mystery and intrigue. Said by some to be home to a secret subterranean civilization who descended from the ancient Lemurians, the region...
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On Way to OSF, Judith Sheldon, Daughter of Acclaimed Director William Wyler Found Dead On I-5 North of Redding
Judith Sheldon, 84, daughter of acclaimed director William Wyler, and her husband Wylie Sheldon, 86, were found dead in a parked Jeep on Interstate 5 north of Redding while traveling to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and authorities say the deaths appear medically related amid an extreme heat warning with temperatures near 109 °F.
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Local golfer clinches Redding Pro-Am title with playoff birdie
Beau Forest, a pro golfer and member of Riverview Golf and Country Club in Redding, claimed the 2026 Redding Pro-Am Tournament title — the biggest pro-am tournament north of Sacramento — after birding the 2nd playoff hole to edge out Mathew Sutherland by 1 stroke and walk away with a $6,000 check.
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Redding Piano Angels pass out free instruments and music gear for annual event
REDDING, Calif. — Rising costs of are hitting everyone and musicians especially know how much that cost has crept into musical instruments and equipment. Which is why the Redding Piano Angels are offering an opportunity Saturday to pick up music gear instruments to amps all for free. Patrick Carch,...
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Redding’s ‘lost’ Black neighborhood: A vibrant community dismantled by development
Back in the 1950s, Redding's Linden Avenue and the surrounding community was the the place for Black people to see and be seen. Some Black residents owned their own homes or ran businesses in the tight-knit community, including hairdressing shops that women set up in their houses' back rooms; a church; a laundromat; a small restaurant; rental units; and a neighborhood convenience store stocked with chips and beer. Employees working on what was then the Southern Pacific Railroad came to eat at a diner then operating on Linden Avenue, as did community residents and other visitors. Even decades later, longtime Redding resident Linda Morgan said she still carries fond memories of the cafe's tasty homemade chili, which she said drew people from miles around. She also recalled that after their meals people stayed at the cafe to shimmy to music played at the establishment. Said Morgan, who is now in her late 70s, about the cafe operated by her mother: "That was where everybody gathered in the evenings and on the weekends, because it was large enough to have a dance floor and there was a jukebox. So, it was the spot. It was the place to be, where most
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Legacy of Redding's Old Crown Cameras struggles to keep doors open
REDDING, Calif. — Theresa Wood, who previously managed the photography department at Old Crown Cameras in downtown Redding, now operates Theresa's Photo Services on Bechelli Lane. She said the business has experienced a continued decline in customers. Wood shared they moved from Old Crown Cameras downtown location in January...
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TURTLE BAY TUESDAY: Popnology brings old and new fans together in a new exhibit
Redding, Calif. — A summer exhibit at Turtle Bay Exploration Park steps into a world where pop culture's futuristic fantasies look a lot like everyday life. Julia Cronin said the museum's new exhibit, "Popnology," comes from Stage Nine in Sacramento and marks Turtle Bay's sixth exhibition with the group. She described the experience as built around nostalgia and hands-on technology.
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With deadlines looming, ballot filming process is doubling the time needed to count Shasta’s votes
This week is only the second time Registrar of Voters Clint Curtis has deployed a newly designed ballot filming system that integrates a number of manual steps into an otherwise mostly-automated process of vote-counting. The added steps are intended to allow for more human oversight. They certainly add more time.
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Some Redding shows move to Cascade Theater after auditorium closure
The Redding Civic Auditorium is set to close July 31st after Advance Redding failed to reach an agreement with the city, resulting in 12 canceled concerts — including Earth, Wind and Fire and Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo — while some shows have been relocated to the Cascade Theater and ticket refunds are being processed automatically.