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Officials reschedule Redding’s 2027 and 2028 Ironman races to May
Officials with the Ironman triathlon organization have rescheduled the 2027 and 2028 Ironman 70.3 Northern California races to May instead of August to coincide with better outdoor conditions. The update is a result of the success of this year’s race. The Ironman is contracted to be held in Redding...
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New driving range for golfers opening tomorrow at Lake Redding Park
REDDING, Calif. - Calling all Redding golfers - A brand new driving range is opening in the city tomorrow. The McConnell Foundation, in partnership with local golf course owner Jason Munson, is opening a new driving range at Lake Redding Park tomorrow, 10/1. 'The Range at Lake Redding', as it's...
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Late Score Lifts Simpson Over Valley City in Shootout
REDDING, CALIF. – Simpson University scored with 33.9 seconds to go in the game an held on for a 50-45 win over Valley City State in an offensive showcase for both teams. Combined the two teams nearly had twelve hundred yards of total offense. Valley City State is 1-3...
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Historic California municipal golf property reopens with new purpose
The first phase of the redevelopment of Redding’s oldest public course opens Oct. 1. The Range at Lake Redding will be open Thursday-Sunday from 11 a.m. to one hour before dusk, the McConnell Foundation’s Shannon Phillips announced Thursday, Sept. 24. The McConnell Foundation, which owns the property that the former Lake Redding Golf Course sits on, is partnering with Jason Munson, owner and general manager of The Golf Club Tierra Oaks in Redding and Grape Ranch Golf Club in Palo Cedro to reimagine the former nine-hole golf course. Work over the past several months to get the range open has focused on repairing drainage and irrigation, and refreshing the clubhouse, which will offer beverages, including beer and wine, and a limited food menu. Also, some of the greens at the former golf course are being upgraded to provide practice areas for golfers to play short games, for lessons to be provided, and for developing golf skills among youth, Phillips' news release said. Phillips said the facility wants to cater to junior golfers and the high school teams in the area, a place where they can practice their game before a match. Richard Eramaa, the project manager, said they will not
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Vikings head to California this week
VALLEY CITY, N.D. – The Valley City State University Vikings' football team will back in action this Saturday after a 46-39 loss to Eastern Oregon. The Valley City State University Vikings will be traveling to Redding, California, to face the Simpson University Red Hawks this Saturday. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:00 p.m CDT/1:00 p.m. PDT at Ron Hale Stadium.
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Red Bluff Spartans fill schedule gap with 1,000-mile football trip to Texas
RED BLUFF, Calif. — A scheduling gap for Red Bluff High School’s football team has turned into a cross-country opportunity, with the Spartans set to travel more than 1,000 miles to play in Texas. After an opponent dropped off Red Bluff’s schedule, prompting the Spartans to reach out...
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Lake Redding Golf Course site to reopen as The Range with new driving range Oct. 1
REDDING, Calif. — Less than a year after the Lake Redding Golf Course closed its doors, the property is being revived, giving golfers a reason to tee it up again. Now called The Range at Lake Redding, the site is preparing to open its first phase Oct. 1, beginning with a new driving range.
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Redding Colt 45s join new Far Western Conference to boost recruiting and competition
REDDING, Calif. — After years of playing as an independent collegiate summer baseball team, the Redding Colt 45s are joining a new conference. The Colt 45s will compete in the newly formed six-team Far Western Conference alongside the Fresno A's, Medford Rogues, Lincoln Potters, Watsonville Aggies and NorCal Warriors of the East Bay.
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Skyline women’s soccer humiliates the competition
On Sept. 19, Skyline College women’s soccer opened the week with a 3-0 victory over Shasta College. The Trojans entered the game with a record of 1-1. They previously defeated College of Marin 1-0. Skyline was looking to carry this momentum into the next game. Skyline started strong with...
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Corning teen makes waves on West Coast bass fishing circuit
ORLAND, Calif. - A local high school angler is making a name for himself on one of the West Coast's biggest bass fishing tournament trails. 15-year-old Ian Ludwig of Corning is a junior at Orland High School. This season, he competed in 6 Bass Angler Magazine Trail tournaments across California,...
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Palo Cedro Rodeo Association to host first CPRA-certified rodeo at community park
PALO CEDRO, Calif. — A new rodeo coming to Palo Cedro is expected to bring visitors, competitors and vendors to the small community as organizers prepare for the inaugural event. Competitors from across California to the Palo Cedro Community Park as the newly formed Palo Cedro Rodeo Association hosts...
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Kaiser Family Racing Thunders to Top Fuel Victory at Redding
By Rick Bain via Drag Illustrated | Drag Racing News, Opinion, Interviews, Photos, Videos and More, 14h ago. Billed as the fifth annual Thunder Under the Lites, Redding Motorsports Park played host to the NHRA Heritage Series tour and the great American, one-day Top Fuel showdown. With nitro in the house and a smorgasbord of all nostalgia classes in the pits, thunder did indeed rule under the lights. The Top Fuel showdown lived up to its billing as current points leader Tyler Hilton and the man giving chase, Pete Kaiser, resumed their nitro battle and run at the 2026 NHRA Heritage championship. Also making the trek to the land of Shasta were Funny Car legend turned Top Fuel…
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Redding Christian football remains undefeated, hands Central Valley 1st loss
The lion is the king of the jungle. It’s one of Africa’s “Big Five,” a term created by big-game hunters to describe the five most difficult animals to hunt on the continent. While those lions roam thousands of miles away, another pride has proven just as difficult to take down: the Redding Christian Football Lions (4-0). Fourteen different teams have tried, and 14 different teams have failed. On Friday, Sept. 18, facing off against the Falcons (3-1) of Central Valley, the Lions continued their reign, dominating the Falcons 71-8 and extending their winning streak to 19 games. “I knew we were going to win,” quarterback Wyatt Shaw said. “I had a very confident feeling. I watched a lot of film, but I didn’t realize that we were going to play that incredibly well.” Shaw became the first player in Northern Section history to pass for 100 career touchdowns last week, and he threw seven more in the win over Central Valley, extending his career total to 110. Shaw has now thrown 23 touchdowns through four games. If Redding Christian plays 15 games like it did in 2025, Shaw is on pace to finish with 86 touchdowns this season. More: Redding
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FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL — Big wins for Ferndale and South Fork
The Ferndale Wildcats and South Fork Cubs combined to score 146 points on Friday night, as both schools cruised to comfortable wins. The Cats traveled to McArthur to play Fall River and came away with a 52-0 win, improving to 3-0 on the season. The shutout was their second straight...
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LMC Mustangs take loss against Shasta Knights 35-10
The LMC Mustangs played an intense game against the Shasta Knights on Saturday, Sept. 12, with the final score being 35-10. The Mustangs struggled with a team that entered the matchup with two wins to start the season. The Shasta Knights landed the first two touchdowns of the game, placing them on the scoreboard with a 14-0 lead. The Mustangs followed up with Amariyeh McCullough and Emmett Medders connecting for a successful 37-yard touchdown, turning the score to 14-7 in the second quarter.
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Skyline Blanks Shasta 3-0 in Home Opener
SAN BRUNO, Calif. — Skyline College women's soccer made its first home appearance of the season a successful one Saturday, earning a 3-0 victory over Shasta College to improve to 3-1. The Trojans entered Saturday's match with momentum after picking up their first win of the season Tuesday at College of Marin, 1-0. Skyline carried that momentum into its home opener and struck early against Shasta.
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Week 4 - Play of the Week
CHICO, Calif. - The intense action on the gridiron may be done for Week 4 of Under the Lights, but two big-time plays will battle it out for Play of the Week honors. Action News Now Sports Director Blake Mayfield and co-host Raishaud Pinkney have scoured through multiple games and personally selected their favorite play that will face off for Play of the Week in Week 4 of Under the Lights.
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The Great Paddleboard Race returns to Whiskeytown Saturday
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — For most people, paddleboarding is a relaxing activity enjoyed at a leisurely pace. But for competitors in Saturday’s Great Paddleboard Race at Brandy Creek Marina, the focus will be on speed. Hosted by the Redding Yacht Club at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, the race...
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Killingsworth’s four-touchdown night leads Ferndale rout at Fall River
Preston Killingsworth had a career night as the Ferndale Wildcats stretched their regular season winning streak to 16 straight on Friday. The Cats traveled to McArthur to play Fall River and cruised to a comfortable 52-0 win, their second straight shutout and their 10th in their last 13 regular season games.