Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 7th of September.
Good morning, Redding.
The first NorCal Bee Expo at the Shasta District Fairgrounds in Anderson drew beekeepers and curious visitors over the weekend, showcasing honey, hives, and equipment.
Organizers said the event was a sweet success + they plan to make it annual.
PG&E maintenance at the J.B.
Black Powerhouse is set to restrict boat access this fall—Tarantula Gulch on McCloud Reservoir will be closed Sept. 10—Oct. 10 and Hawkins Landing on Iron Canyon Reservoir affected Oct. 4—6, with limited parking from Oct. 24—Nov. 2.
Dana Grant, locally known as co-founder of Cauli'flour Foods, discusses her new venture in wellness and shares entrepreneur insights today.
She also talks about her book, The Truth Within the Lie: How to Align with Universal Principles to Create the Life You Deserve.
CAL FIRE and the Tehama County Fire Department contained the Bowman Fire to 1.2 acres by noon on Sunday, Sept.
6 + crews stayed for several hours to mop up the area.
Redding’s Mercy Medical cancer center opened Aug.
31 and is recruiting specialized oncologists and mid-level providers to boost capacity for over 5,000 patients annually. It expects to fill its remaining positions in 18 to 24 months (currently serving 3,244 patients last year) with a focus on improving local cancer care.
Simpson University's Red Hawks earned their first win last Sunday by beating the Whittier Poets 56-14, boosting their record (1-1) in their fourth season.
They will travel to North Dakota on Sept. 19 to face the Mayville Comets.
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