Good morning, Redding.

On Thursday, the Redding East Rotary disbursed $126,000 from the Sundial Riffle Raffle, where 26 schools + youth groups participated, to support substance abuse prevention and youth development programs in Shasta County, with Mistletoe Elementary leading the fundraiser.

Katarina & Payton, survivors of the 2018 Camp Fire, received a new home from Habitat for Humanity of Butte County to help them rebuild their lives.

The gift offers a fresh start in a supportive community setting.

A local navy veteran is retiring today after more than 20 years of service.

A retirement ceremony was held (recognizing her long commitment) to honor her distinguished career.

Two Northstate farmers from Red Gate Ranch in Red Bluff are recognized by California Grown as part of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, highlighting their commitment to organic farming & community health with produce available at the Redding Farmers Market every Saturday behind City Hall.

Pacific Gas & Electric donated $1 million to food banks across California on Jan.

23 & about $82,000 went to local programs serving 11 counties in Northern California.

Pleasant Valley High School is hosting its 12th annual 'We, Not Me' basketball event for special needs students, featuring a game and a skills competition.

The EPA has designated two former mines in Shasta County as Superfund sites because of toxic contamination — Afterthought Mine in Ingot is leaking carcinogens into local creeks and Iron Mountain Mine remains under treatment from decades of acid drainage.

Further studies will guide cleanup plans to protect public health.

Whiskeytown National Recreation Area invites residents to review rebuild plans for the Environmental School, which was destroyed by the Carr Fire.

Public feedback is open through Feb. 21 and a meeting will be held Feb. 7 at noon at Hatcher Hall.

The Forest Service and Woodsy Owl launch a safe battery disposal campaign — Skip the Bin Turn Your Batteries In — to reduce fire risks and hazards.

Residents can tape batteries and drop them off at Lowes, Home Depot or City of Redding Solid Waste on Abernathy Lane.

A state commission is reviewing rules that would remove non-recognized tribes from the contact list officials use for construction projects near sacred sites, and Wintu leaders say the change could leave local cultural areas unprotected and harm future projects on the McCloud River.

Yak Attack Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Dip — $10 ADV, $15 DAY OF — Experience a dynamic live electronic power trio blending genres for an unforgettable night.

Valentine’s Day Couples Dance Lesson

7-9 p.m. — Modern Elite Venues — $40 per person — Enjoy a romantic evening of ballroom dancing and chocolate-covered strawberries with your partner.

Peter Asher: Songs & Stories

7-8:30 p.m. — Riverfront Playhouse — Ticketed event — Enjoy an intimate evening of music and storytelling with the legendary Peter Asher.