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Red Bluff · Red BluffRED BLUFF — A good time was had by all Thursday morning at the Red Bluff Round-Up’s Cowboy Coffee. This event is hosted annually so the community can get together before the round-up, learn more about the upcoming events, and enjoy an excellent breakfast provided by Los Mariachis. Chamber CEO Dave Gowan shared that this is his 15th rodeo and joked he was unsure how he survived his first one. He mainly said there would be all sorts of events for…See the Story
Community delights in Red Bluff Round-Up’s Cowboy Coffee
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Red Bluff · Red BluffMy fellow authors might disagree, but it seems like sometimes it’s hard to come up with a suitable topic. This time, however, I felt good – I had two or three plants that were lined up, with reasonable photos for each one. That changed the other day as we were driving south, back from Redding on I-5. There were the smoke trees, more eye-catching than ever before, especially looking west while passing over Cottonwood Creek. (There’s a hint. …See the Story
Smoke Tree: A Highway Delight | Red Bluff Garden Club
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Infrastructure · Red BluffRED BLUFF — A recent report delivered by Tehama County Public Works showed that parts of the county’s infrastructure are falling below the department’s expectations. Public Works recommends maintaining 50 percent of the county-maintained road system at a rating of fair or better. As of June 30, 2023, the condition of the county’s 828 miles of paved roads was rated overall at 43 percent fair or better. According to Public Works Director Jim Simo…See the Story
Maintaining Tehama County infrastructure comes with $23 million price tag
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Red Bluff · Red BluffThis is a special month for Tehama County: 168 years ago, on April 9, 1856, the state legislature created Tehama County out of Colusa, Butte, and Shasta counties and decreed that the bustling town of Tehama would be the county seat. Eleven years previous, pioneer Albert Toomes constructed an adobe home on the corner of what would become 4th and “C” streets in Tehama. But before settlers arrived, the River Nomlaki village of Te-hā-ma (or Tehemet)…See the Story
The County-Seat Question and a Legendary Trunk
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Red Bluff · Red BluffRED BLUFF – We are all responsible for keeping the United States safe, according to Olivia Owens, an eighth-grader at Berrendos Middle School. Owens was the first-place winner of the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 167 Essay Contest this year. The prompt for the contest was titled “Who is responsible to keep our country safe?” The message contained in the essay is centered on the idea that every American citizen holds a responsibility to create …See the Story
Safe words: Essay winner points to responsibility of all to country
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Red Bluff · Red BluffOf course, what other than a succulent can be the topic of my article? I am so intrigued by the resilience and beauty of these plants that I am compelled to proselytize my readers and hopefully convert them to being devotees of the many succulent species. I was thankfully introduced to the Bulbine genus by Chris Hunter of Magnolia Gift and Gardens and The Plant Barn in Chico. He suggested it for my garden, mainly for its abundance of flowers. …See the Story
Bulbine: Succulent Groundcover and Jelly Burn Plant | Red Bluff Garden Club
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Red Bluff · Red BluffAfter the Red Bluff well contamination story appeared here, I received an email from an employee of PactivEvergreen. She informed me that the facility was no longer a Pactiv site. She gave me the phone number for the Media Team at “new owner” Reynolds Consumer Products, suggesting I contact them. Reynolds PC and PactivEvergreen are both owned by Reynolds Holdings Group and Rank Ltd, the megacorp described in the prior article and owned by hedge …See the Story
PactivEvergreen no longer runs Red Bluff site
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Red Bluff · Red BluffRED BLUFF—Tehama County wants property owners to know that April 10 is the deadline to fill out their well registration forms to be eligible for an exemption from future registration fees for the remaining years after the third year. The Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board of Directors adopted a resolution in 2022 that set the annual fee of $0.29 per acre to fund the creation, implementation, and administration of a…See the Story
Tehama County’s well registration exemption deadline approaching
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