Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Redding.
Haven Humane Society is waiving adoption fees for cats and dogs until July 26 under the BISSELL Pet Foundation Empty the Shelters event.
Families can adopt pets at the Morgan Adoption Center in Anderson – open Monday–Saturday – and at the PetSmart Adoption Kiosk in Redding – open Wed–Sun.
The Shasta County Sheriff's boating safety unit said that three drownings, one fatal collision, and several rescues on Lake Shasta and the Sacramento River might have been prevented if boaters had worn life jackets and followed basic safety procedures.
A Shasta County judge ruled in favor of Redding City Ballet on Jul.
21 (ending a years-long legal dispute with its former artistic director) by awarding the nonprofit more than $84,000 in damages.
After a brief closure following a local incident, the U.S. Forest Service reopened Gumboot Campground in Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Gumboot Lake (close to Castle Crags).
The fee-free site has six spots for tents and RVs and offers nearby trails for hiking and backpacking until October.
On July 25, the Sierra Club Shasta Group will hold an action meeting at IOOF Hall, 1445 Butte St to protect the Roadless Rule; attendees will enjoy free pizza and refreshments and hear talks by Tom Wheeler + a video message from Congressman Huffman, with scripts to call officials.
The EPA is seeking community input to update its involvement plan at Iron Mountain Mine, a 4400-acre Superfund site 9 miles northwest of Redding.
Officials said interviews are extended until the end of July and that no major changes to the water treatment system are planned.
Fire crews reached 45 percent containment on the Brook Fire burning near Bella Vista east of Redding; the blaze, which began Saturday near Elk Trail and Highline Trail, covers 502 acres with 513 personnel set to continue mop-up operations Tuesday.
Governor Newsom announced on Tuesday that state funds from a $200 million plan will provide a new on‑the‑hood rebate at dealerships to help replace the lost $7,500 federal EV tax credit + keep electric car sales growing in California.
Anderson Union High School District is accepting applications from Area 3 residents to fill the board seat vacated by President Omana Weeks on July 1 — candidates must apply by 3 p.m. on Aug.
12, with interviews set for Aug. 19 in an open session.
Shasta County Special Olympics is seeking volunteer coaches to add track and field next year due to growing athlete interest.
The program welcomes anyone 18 and older to join weekly coaching sessions over a six- to eight-week season (more details available online).
Local businesses are prepping for Ironman 70.3 on Aug.
16 by extending hours, increasing staff, and adjusting menus to handle over 6,000 visitors. The event features a 1.2-mile swim at Oak Bottom Beach, 56 miles of biking, and a 13.1-mile run (with awards at 4 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium).
Ian Munsick Live Concert
7-9 p.m. — Win-River Event Center — $60 — Experience the bold sounds of country with Ian Munsick in a night full of high-energy anthems.
Roger Jaeger Acoustic Performance
7-8 p.m. — I.O.O.F. — $10 — Enjoy an incredible night of acoustic rock featuring local talent and special guests from Portland.
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