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March 29-31 Police log

The police log was taken from the Red Bluff and Corning police departments and the Tehama County Sheriff's Office for March 29-31.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma - PSO Program Distributes Free LED Bulbs, Reduces Energy Costs for Oklahoma Families

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) will distribute 122,000 free LED bulbs to Oklahoma families this year.In the past 10 years, PSO's Shine a Light program has distributed almost 1 . . .

The Outer Banks Voice - American Red Cross asking individuals to Donate Blood this August across the Outer Banks and Northeastern NC

Tamaqua remembers those lost on 9/11 – Times News Online

“Let us remember that so many brave first responders, firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical personnel ran to save members of their flock. They were angels God sent, not just to save our...

Matney: The queen, Rosh Hashana and 9/11

In today’s column, I would like to discuss three September events and the lessons they teach. The first event is the death of Queen Elizabeth II this past Thursday morning. Though she had ruled more...

Matney: The life we live determines the legacy we leave

I really like this title, but it is not original with me. I found variations of it in several places on the internet. Also, the statistics on the Juke family listed below came from several...

Local Freedom Fest canceled for 2022, likely beyond

A Janesville church may no longer be holding an annual festival that drew over 30,000 people annually.

Beaver Falls author's short stories & Western PA-set book are released

Mesa anti-discrimination ordinance hotly debated

Some will be upset if the city excludes smaller businesses. The first draft included all businesses.  Later study sessions adjusted that, first up to businesses with 15 employees or more, then back down to include all but those with five or fewer employees. Others are furious that the city is even considering the regulation. David Land said he was outraged over language in the proposed ordinance that “Gender identity means the actual or perceived gender-related identity, expression, appearance, or mannerisms, or other gender-related characteristics of an individual, regardless of the individual’s designated sex at birth.” An emotional Land stated the last part of that is wrong: “God does not make mistakes,” he said.

Cache woman wins $25,000 grand prize

Linda Swinford of Cache drove home in a brand new car Monday, courtesy of a local car dealership. Swinford was the big prize winner in the Community Ignition drawing sponsored by Legend Driven and as a result drove home in a brand new Honda HR-V worth $25,000. “I’m just so overwhelmed right now,” Swinford said. “I’ve never won anything like this. I drive a 2003 Ford Expedition and we have been looking at getting new car, but now I’ve won one.” Swinford said she bought a total of 10 tickets for herself, husband and two adult children; however, she had the winning ticket. As the winner, she was able to choose between Buick Encore, Mazda CX-3 or the Honda HR-V, all fully loaded with leather. It took the shocked winner about 20 minutes to decide on the Honda, with the car’s heated seats being the deciding factor.