TEHAMA COUNTY NEWS
100 years ago -Daily News, September 5, 1908
An Auto Club Is Organized Automobile drivers and owners in Red Bluff who under took the formation of an automobile club in this city on Friday night of last week, met again last night and perfected their organization by adopting a constitution and bye-laws and electing Henry C.
College on hold, teen turns to helping others
Brooke Dais, 19, of Red Bluff, has just returned from a Youth With A Mission trip to Mexico and already she has plans to return in the coming weeks.
Red Bluff Wheelchair hoops league proposed
Getting a program off the ground can be difficult - that's why Larry Stevens and others hoping to bring a wheelchair basketball program to Red Bluff are turning to some outside help.
Red Bluff City Council preps hopefuls on issues
Candidates for Red Bluff City Council received a crashcourse in municipal government Tuesday.
100 years ago Daily News, September 2, 1908
Wedding Of Rolla Vestal Was A Well Kept Secret Miss Mabel Linderman is one young woman who knows how to keep a secret and keep it well, as is evidenced by the fact that the announcement of her wedding to Rolla Vestal of Red Bluff was a surprise not only to her many Yolo county friends, but to the members of her family as well, says the Woodland Mail.
Tru Riderz Car Club fundraiser
Michael Gonzalez of Red Bluff dries a truck Saturday while Richie Deen of Red Bluff rinses off the soap at a fundraiser carwash put on by the Tru Riderz Car Club of Red Bluff for the family of infant Madison Mai Marie Greer, who died Aug.
Red Bluff City Council candidates to get briefing...
Voters will be given the opportunity for a first glimpse at the candidates for the Red Bluff City Council this morning at a public meeting being held at City Hall.
Red Bluff woman returns to state champs
For the second year in a row, Fae Koen has won her category at the regional level of the California State Horsemen's Association.
Support delivered
Tim Garman is a busy man.Garman, a father of five, is expanding his work at the Children's Diabetes Support group in Redding to families whose children have Type I diabetes in Tehama County.
Headless Horseman ride scheduled
Based upon a legend of a Headless Horseman that rode through Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties about 100 years ago, STAR Chapter 395, Chico and Red Bluff Yamaha will be jointly sponsoring a motorcycle ride Oct.
Corning welcomes new restaurant
CORNING The Corning Chamber of Commerce welcomed the latest chain to come to the Olive City with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday morning, to be followed by a Grand Opening Ceremony at 10 a.
Corning man shoots at three in car Monday
CORNING - A 24-year-old Corning man is in Tehama County Jail after allegedly shooting at three men early Monday morning on the 1500 block of Solano Street.
Corning crafts fair the hot place to be
CORNING- Attendance was low Saturday at the Woodson Bridge RV Park arts and crafts fair and the heat is to blame, said Gary Ford, park manager.
Sunday fire prompts evacuation
CORNING- A cloud of smoke, visible from Interstate 5 about 10 miles north of Corning, rose over the city Sunday after a fire started near the northbound I-5 off ramp at Liberal Avenue.
Seniors raise money for Li'l Smokey
CORNING Whether it was childhood memories of Smokey Bear or just a natural love of animals, something about the saga of Li'l Smokey struck a chord with the crowd at the Corning Senior Center.
Tehama County APCD Officer discusses decreasing...
CORNING Tehama County Air Pollution Control District Officer Alan Abbs visited the City Council Tuesday night to discuss the state's Draft Scoping Plan, a document that outlines how the state will cope with the 2006 Global Warming Solutions Act.
Corning Olive Parade delights crowd
CORNING Go-carts from the Chico Shriners Club revved and backfired, creating a sound like basketball-sized corn kernels popping, almost driving into the audience before swerving away to the tune of Benny Hill music.
Corning mixer an annual hit
CORNING To hear Deb Taylor tell it, the Olive Festival Mixer attracts more than 100 people every year.
Corning Olive Festival
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23RDAll events at Woodson City Park - Peach & Walnut Streets7am-11am Pancake Breakfast8am Fun Run/Walk9am-4pm Arts, Crafts, Food Booths10am Music & Entertainment11am Firemen's Hose DownNoon Dunk TankNoon Children's ActivitiesNoon Cow Chip Bingo1pm Cook-Off Judging2pm Talent Show3pm Raffle Drawing3pm Olive DropThis page sponsored by these community
Corning Water Festival makes splash
CORNING Despite lowerattendance than in past years something Pool Manager JessicaJorgensen attributed to a soon-tobeginschool year and sports practices the Water Festival Wednesdayat the city pool was full ofsplashes and chatter, with diving,cannonball and watermelon rescue contests.
Breakfast to be served at Olive Festival
CORNING - Thanks to the efforts of the El Camino United Methodist Church, Corning Olive Festival attendants can expect a bargain breakfast 7 to 11 a.
Corning planners OK expansion
CORNING A tentative tract map for an expansion to Salado Orchard Apartments passed the planning commission Tuesday night but not without raising questions about the safety of Toomes Avenue and North Street.
Corning defends revenue
CORNING The Olive City joined California's municipalities in opposing the borrowing of local revenues last week when the City Council unanimously demanded that Sen.
Suspect sought in stabbing
CORNING - Police were still searching Sunday for three people involved in a stabbing at 3:45 p.
Corning Youth Fair good start
CORNING- Many kids and parents in Corning will start the school year off right after attending the Corning Youth Fair Saturday where some lucky winners received backpacks full of school supplies or one of the four bicycle helmets raffled off at the fair in Northside Park.
Corning City Council splits on restoration
CORNING Restoring the Rodgers Theatre may notbe as smooth as a polished Vaudeville routine, if Tuesdaynight was any indication.
Corning Youth Fair returns
CORNING The Corning Youth Fair is justaround the corner and co-coordinators Kimberly Beckand Carol Curry are hoping everyone will come.
Corning to smooth way to school
CORNING The city of Corning may soon be putting a $316,000 Safe Routes to School grant to use.
Stop ends in drug rap
CORNING - A routine traffic stop turned into a small scale drug bust at 7:50 a.
Fire closes I-5 lane
CORNING - Traffic was backed up on southbound Interstate 5 Wednesday when it was closed after a big rig truck carrying hay caught fire at 7:08 a.
Suspect breaks Corning Police car window
CORNING - A Corning man broke the rear window of a police vehicle after being arrested at 12:14 p.
Child therapy rolls into Corning
CORNING - The Corning Health District agreed Monday to allow New Directions to Hope to extend the services of its new Parent Child Interactive Therapy mobile unit to 145 Solano St.
Family puts in sweat equity
CORNING - Candi Demo and her family have been working on building a new home for Candi and her two children since the last week in February, she said.
Money approved for Richfield Elementary
CORNING - A new science lab and classroom are scheduled for construction at Richfield Elementary thanks to the approval of $234 million to be used for construction, modernization and repair of school facilities across California by the State Allocation Board.
Corning councilwoman elected to leadership...
CORNING As of July 11, Corning has a louder voice in the League of California Cities.

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