Local Leadership Leads to Lower Unemployment
Sometimes we just don’t realize how good we have it. Not that the pandemic has been all sunshine and roses
April 15, 2021
Sometimes we just don’t realize how good we have it. Not that the pandemic has been all sunshine and roses
Tuesday evening, the Redding City Council made the decision to award a five to ten year contract to the Redding
We have anecdotally heard from our members that some have fared well, while others have fallen flat during the past
As I wrote previously in this weekly column, our city has a mayor who is making history. Redding Mayor, Erin
Today we got the stunning news that Gary Burks, longtime general manager of Foothill Distributing (now Blach Beverage), passed away
Simpson University celebrates its 100th birthday in 2021. The university has been in three locations over the past century, landing in Redding
As spring is only a few weeks away, hope and cautious optimism is returning to many local businesses upon the
The Redding Chamber of Commerce, V!VA Downtown Redding, and many others came together to voice support for the immediate funding
No, I’m not just quoting a line from a baseball movie as a tribute to Jake, who is on a
Since the Great Recession of 2008, the Redding Police Department has been making the slow climb to restore the number
Sometimes we just don’t realize how good we have it. Not that the pandemic has been all sunshine and roses for all local businesses. For
Tuesday evening, the Redding City Council made the decision to award a five to ten year contract to the Redding Chamber of Commerce, beginning July
We have anecdotally heard from our members that some have fared well, while others have fallen flat during the past year of “ultimate challenge”. The
As I wrote previously in this weekly column, our city has a mayor who is making history. Redding Mayor, Erin Resner, is the first to
Today we got the stunning news that Gary Burks, longtime general manager of Foothill Distributing (now Blach Beverage), passed away suddenly late Wednesday evening. I
Simpson University celebrates its 100th birthday in 2021. The university has been in three locations over the past century, landing in Redding 32 years ago in 1989.
As spring is only a few weeks away, hope and cautious optimism is returning to many local businesses upon the announcement this week that Shasta
The Redding Chamber of Commerce, V!VA Downtown Redding, and many others came together to voice support for the immediate funding of a new, 4-person, Neighborhood
No, I’m not just quoting a line from a baseball movie as a tribute to Jake, who is on a well-deserved vacation this week. I’m
Since the Great Recession of 2008, the Redding Police Department has been making the slow climb to restore the number of officers on the streets.
