Since moving into their new facility, Hartman House, Redding’s Pathways to Housing has crossed its final hurdle to becoming a medical respite facility for the area’s homeless population. With the completion of construction this past fall, the space holds 15 beds for 10 men and 5 women, offices, a medical exam room, client resource room, […]
The Gift of a Bear
Is there any symbol more synonymous with comfort than that of the Teddy Bear? To Janel Gesberg, the bears were always central to her vision. Her mother, Evelyn, had been suffering from ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease) and the night she passed away Janel knew she wanted to start a fund in her […]
Cultivating Change at Faithworks
At Faithworks Community Coalition, creating fresh starts are part of the fabric of the Francis Court Transitional Housing Program. But the path forward isn’t always guaranteed. A little over a year ago, a single dad and his 5-year-old daughter arrived at Francis Court. The father, a veteran, had spent time experiencing homelessness and trauma while […]
A More Colorful Red Bluff
Many artists will tell you that they see canvases everywhere. For Heather Griffin-Vine and the Tehama Creatives, that happened to be down an alley in central Red Bluff. Turn onto Antelope Boulevard off Interstate 5 and the first thing that will catch your attention is the large-scale rendering of a woman in Día de Los […]
Red Bluff’s State Theater A Community Passion Project
Memory can be a powerful thing. And collective memory is a whole other beast all together. Perhaps it is what has given such legs to the restoration of the State Theater in Red Bluff. Sit a minute in one of the plush, burgundy seats that slope toward the center stage. Take in the spectacular winged […]
New River Trail Markers Part of Larger Legacy
Take a walk on the river trail. Turn left, turn right. Climb up a small incline studded with wooden steps; notice the changing colors of the leaves along this one spot. Stop a minute to catch a slight breeze that picks up along the water line. Go on, explore. That’s what Jim Kennedy would do. […]
