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American Patriot Series – Samuel Adams, The Man Who Kept the Revolution Alive
Thomas Jefferson called him “truly the Man of the Revolution.” Governor Thomas Hutchinson called him the greatest incendiary in the King’s dominions. Both were describing the same Bostonian: Samuel Adams, the organizer who turned local anger into a continental cause. About 1772 – Demanding the troops leave after the Massacre. Adams was born in Boston on September 27, 1722, cousin of John Adams and heir to a malt-making family. He studied at Harvard and even argued, in a thesi
Pet of the Week: Prince Charming
Prince Charming was rescued from the green belt behind Kids Kingdom and has been waiting for his own person. Rescuers believe he is a Chiweenie, about a year old and roughly seven pounds. He has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated (including rabies), wormed, microchipped, placed on Heartgard, and treated for fleas as needed. He is good with potty pads and can also be walked outside. He comes with a new harness and leash, the remainder of his Heartgard, and six months of court
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SCRA Meeting September 3, 2026
On September 3, 2026 the SCRA heard from SCOE and School Board candidates and from 2 candidates for Redding City Council
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Linda Glass, Shasta County resident
Public Comment
Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting
August 25, 2026
Election Interference
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REDDING BUDGET CRISIS
Recently, Redding City Council member Tenessa Audette discussed the financial struggles facing the city of Redding
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Examine the Ballots - Stolen Elections in Shasta County?
Protest and press conference. Shasta County citizens demand that the 'Sheriff and Feds investigate election irregularities in shasta county.
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Fox in the Henhouse: Redding Puts REU’s Money Man in Charge of City Finances
Interim City Manager Michael Webb named Joe Bowers as Interim Redding City Finance Director. Bowers is the utility official who sold rate hikes and explained a $9 million jump in personnel costs. The appointment came four days before Circle 6’s full efficiency report reaches the council dais. REDDING, Calif. — Four days before a $300,000 consultant study is scheduled to tell the City Council where Redding can cut costs, Interim City Manager Michael Webb handed the city’s chec
Rex Ballard
3 hours ago5 min read
After hung jury, Clancy case raises fundamental questions about accountability
The Lindsay Clancy Trial Sketch by Robert Exter PLYMOUTH, Mass. — A Massachusetts jury spent seven days trying to decide whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible when she strangled her three children. It could not. On Sept. 4, Superior Court Judge William F. Sullivan declared a mistrial. The charges remain. So does the fight over what the record actually shows — and over what kind of story the public thinks it has been watching. Clancy, 36, a former labor-and-deliver
Elisa Ballard
4 hours ago12 min read
The Man in the Red Bandana: Trump Awards Medal of Freedom to 9/11 Hero Welles Crowther
On another Tuesday morning in September, 25 years after the attacks, President Trump spoke at the Ellipse in Washington, D.C., beside a battered steel beam lifted from the wreckage of the South Tower. Tunnel to Towers had carried the 16,000-pound piece of steel across the country. The gathering marked a quarter century since nearly 3,000 people were killed at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and on Flight 93.
Kari Chilson
4 hours ago4 min read
American Patriot Series – Samuel Adams, The Man Who Kept the Revolution Alive
Thomas Jefferson called him “truly the Man of the Revolution.” Governor Thomas Hutchinson called him the greatest incendiary in the King’s dominions. Both were describing the same Bostonian: Samuel Adams, the organizer who turned local anger into a continental cause. About 1772 – Demanding the troops leave after the Massacre. Adams was born in Boston on September 27, 1722, cousin of John Adams and heir to a malt-making family. He studied at Harvard and even argued, in a thesi
Rex Ballard
1 day ago2 min read
Karaoke Contest Slated for September 19th in Palo Cedro - Benefiting Moms for Liberty Group in Shasta County
PALO CEDRO — Shasta County singers still have a short window to enter a karaoke contest offering a $1,000 grand prize. Moms for Liberty Shasta County will host “Stars, Stripes, and Karaoke” on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Palo Cedro area. Chapter Chair Katie Gorman told Shasta Unfiltered that sign-ups have been strong and that only seven singer slots remain. She said she expects a large crowd. Contestants pay a $100 entry fee. Spectators register free. Because
Elisa Ballard
1 day ago1 min read
34th Manton Apple Festival
Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 9 AM–4 PM Manton Community Center · Rain or Shine Held every year on the first Saturday in October, the Manton Apple Festival features handmade arts and crafts, food of all kinds, locally grown apples and apple products, and live entertainment all day. The community gathers each year to pick, peel, slice, and bake more than 200 pies sold whole or by the slice—they’re delicious. There’s also an apple pie baking contest with cash prizes in adult and
Kari Chilson
2 days ago1 min read
New Ways to Make Electricity — Ranked by What’s Closest to Real Life
Batteries you can buy today. Solar that bends. A Japanese plant that makes power from salt water. Small nuclear plants going up. Beaming power from space. And fusion that still isn’t on the grid. Here’s what’s real — and what isn’t. California power bills are among the highest in the country. In the North State, we feel that every summer: hot days, fire shutdowns, and a grid that was never built for all the new electric cars and air conditioners. Labs have been promising chea
Rex Ballard
2 days ago8 min read
Conservative Candidates Presented Their Platforms at Thursday SCRA Meeting
School Board Candidates: Teresa Roberts, Sanny Ong, and Linda Glass Discuss How They Plan to Improve Education in Shasta County Schools REDDING — Conservative school-board and city-council hopefuls told a packed Shasta County Republican Assembly (SCRA) meeting Thursday that local government has drifted from core academics, parental authority, fiscal discipline and public safety — and that boards and councils must stop rubber-stamping Sacramento and union priorities. The Se
Elisa Ballard
4 days ago4 min read
Florida and Texas Pull Back on ALPR Cameras. New Hampshire Already Solved the Data Problem. Shasta Should Pay Attention.
In the last ten days, two large Republican-led states have moved against the automated license plate reader (ALPR) networks that have spread across American roads. Florida ordered the cameras off state highways. Texas cut off state money that was paying for them. Neither action is a full statewide ban. Both are a clear signal that the “more cameras, longer databases” model is no longer politically safe. New Hampshire already went further. It does not ban the cameras. It bans
Rex Ballard
4 days ago5 min read
Redding City Council Hears Initial Results from Efficiency Consultant
REDDING — Redding’s general fund is in “significant financial distress,” Interim City Manager Michael Webb told the City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Consultants then walked the council through the first batch of “quick wins” from a $300,000 efficiency study — most of them one-time cleanups, not permanent cuts. Circle 6 Consulting screened $82.6 million in potentially releasable capacity across city funds. After staff validation, $14.3 million was released, recovered or reali
Elisa Ballard
4 days ago5 min read
Patrick Jones Tells All on "Freedom in Action" Radio Show as Guest Host
Redding, CA Patrick Jones, guest hosting the "Freedom in Action" radio show on KQMS (1670 AM; 105.7 FM/104.9 FM) for Kelly Frost on Saturday morning, September 5, 2026, (7 a.m. - 9 a.m.) detailed his experiences with political corruption, mismanagement, and a lack of transparency during his time on the Redding City Council and Shasta County Board of Supervisors. He outlined specific scandals involving financial malfeasance, unethical deals with the McConnell Foundation, and
Elisa Ballard
4 days ago5 min read
Community Dedication Honors Red Bluff Volunteer Fire Department
Red Bluff Elks Lodge #1250, Redding Emblem Club #515, and Amber Mae Studios united to host the 1st annual Spaghetti Feed & Flag Dedication for the Red Bluff Volunteer Fire Department. You wouldn’t think that a smallish (pop. 14k+) city like Red Bluff, California, would have an Elks Lodge capable of hosting a very large number of locals, particularly families, not only for just a Spaghetti Feed, but also because it afforded a number of opportunities for attendees, such as “cat
Jerry Sanchez, Sr.
Sep 22 min read
Historic Prescription Drug Price Reductions Announced Monday
Drugs made in America create jobs, drive prices down, and protect national security. Combined with recent advances in cancer treatment, the changes could ease one of the heaviest burdens facing Shasta County and North State families: the cost of staying alive and functioning.
On August 31, President Trump announced agreements with nine additional pharmaceutical manufacturers under the Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) pricing initiative. Combined with earlier deals, 26 companies now
Kari Chilson
Sep 15 min read
Anderson Chamber Greeters Gather At The Sheraton Redding Hotel - at the Sundial Bridge -To Network And Breakfast
In the slightly secluded, yet connected to the Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge’s Ken Griffin Pavilion, a sizeable number of Anderson Chamber of Commerce Greeters and their guests assembled on the August 26 day of 2026 to hear presentations by several Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge hospitality staff: They were: Melissa Kallmes, Director of Sales and Marketing; Sierra Dank, Catering Sales Manager and Christelle Davis, Catering Sales Manager. “Than
Jerry Sanchez, Sr.
Aug 311 min read
Keeping Education the Priority: Authur Gorman Rallies Area 2 Supporters
ANDERSON, Calif. — Friends, parents, and neighbors filled the Anderson VFW on Friday, August 28, for a lively campaign dinner in support of Authur Gorman, the Area 2 incumbent seeking re-election to the Shasta County Board of Education. The cashless evening offered good food, prize drawings, a live auction, and the kind of fellowship that has marked Gorman’s years of service as a nurse, coach, father, and trustee. The night was built around the three pillars of his campaign:
Kari Chilson
Aug 314 min read
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