Senator track hosts home invitational
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The Nevada Appeal, the Silver State's oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.
At the Red Bluff Community and Senior Center, Native daughters of the Golden West members Fran Potts and Bonnie Love, Community Center Supervisor Karen Shaffer, member Christine Rainwater, President D’Lorah Hurton, members Kathy Sibert and Carol Mieske, and Red Bluff City Manager Tom Westbrook presented the community center with an American Flag on April 26. […]
The “writers-on-water-issues” have served readers well. It’s hard, from 300+ miles away, more than that in RV camping season, to get mental and emotional juices aroused when water is, for us, either a municipal given in Bend, Oregon, or a fairly trusty-but-aged domestic well in Red Bluff. Forgive my ignorance and disregard over the “mandate” […]
It’s May, and that time of year when we increase the hours for the Summer to 8 a.m.-Noon. Saturday Market is at Pine St. and Washington St. It’s the same great market—going strong—with the same great farmers and vendors. We hope to see you there! Business Training: Step by Step of Buying or Selling a […]
The Biden administration has finalized a new rule to protect United States public lands, including offering leasing of the lands for conservation in a similar manner as it does for drilling, grazing and mining, reported Reuters. The final Public Lands Rule will help the U.S.