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SIP Coffee Bar, Boar Hunter BBQ and The Shabby Cafe have found a cost effective way to launch their brick and mortar businesses and they are embracing the co-operating concept.  If you haven’t tasted the deliciousness coming from 723 Walnut Street, you’ve got to check it out. Between SIP’s...Continue Reading

After we found the best craft beer spots in Tehama County we set our sights on what naturally pairs with a good beer...burgers! We talked to locals and tried many burgers to find the best of the best and found many Tehama County restaurants are doing it right. There were...Continue Reading

What started as training athletes in a home gym is now a dream come true for Competitive Edge Athletics Owner, Gary Moniz. Gary has been involved in weight training and athletics for over 30 years and has coached youth, high school and collegiate athletes for over 12 years. After a...Continue Reading

MoonBeam Farm is a small organic family farm nestled on ten acres in the fertile valley of Northern California, just outside the town of Corning. This chemical and pesticide free farm specializes in Loofah Sponge and Lavender crops and uses organic and non-GMO seeds and plant stock. When we...Continue Reading

Written By: Kelley Dolling We don’t know about you, but we’ve been absolutely enamored with the Field to Fork Tehama, LLC for quite some time. We’ve watched from a distance and have always wanted to try their subscription service. Well, some fierce silent auction bidding helped us turn this long-distance love affair...Continue Reading

Have you taken an art class with Lacy Wilson at From the Hearth or Cedar Crest Brewing? Well now you can visit her studio in Downtown Red Bluff!  With Paint and Sips becoming the norm in the artist community, Lacy knew she wanted to do something more. She wanted to...Continue Reading

Written By: Kelley Dolling   When I was asked to tag along on Bruce Geveden’s private tour of St. Elizabeth Community Hospital’s new Oncology and Infusion Center, I didn’t quite realize what I was walking into that day. What I thought was going to be a quick glimpse at...Continue Reading

A four-generation raw milk dairy and cookie business have found a great way to invite people onto their farm to get an educational glimpse of farm life for a day while sampling their products.  On Sunday, October 6th, the public is invited to Duivenvoorden Farms for Raw Milk and...Continue Reading

Can you feel it? It’s coming. The weather is changing ever so slightly and the sun is sitting just a little differently in the sky. Did you guess where we were going yet? Um . . . it’s almost FALL, Y’ALL.    I don’t know about you, but we can’t think of a better...Continue Reading

Written By: Kelley Dolling Dolling Insurance Marketing & Client Outreach Local Loudmouth Contract Marketing & Social Stuff   As we cruise into wedding season, I can’t help but think about the struggles we faced while trying to come up with a viable venue for the June 2010 Dolling...Continue Reading

It’s that time of the year when we welcome in another issue of “Supervisors Corner”.  As we make our way through another Tehama County summer, even though the weather has been hot, hot, hot, our Economic Development team has been hard at work looking at ways to improve our local...Continue Reading

We're excited to introduce our first guest writer, the ever-so-talented, Kelly Dolling! Kelly is a writer, marketer and loves promoting local. We're excited to feature her community-focused articles on our blog!  Written By: Kelley Dolling There is a hidden gem tucked just blocks away from downtown Red Bluff. It has been...Continue Reading

While you're driving down Highway 99E in Tehama County, through some of the most beautiful orchards in the Northstate, you will want to stop at these unique roadside farm stands.  Bianchi Orchard’s Walnut Shop Bianchi Orchards in an 80-acre farm in Northern California, owned and operated by the...Continue Reading

The Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history to date, the deadliest wildfire in the United States since 1918, and is the sixth-deadliest U.S. wildfire overall. It was the world's costliest natural disaster in 2018. These are the stories of Paradise residents and business...Continue Reading

Greetings and welcome to another issue of “Supervisors Corner”.  As we write this issue, it’s rodeo week in Tehama County with the annual Red Bluff Round-Up.  This event, one of the largest three-day rodeos in the world, attracts competitors and visitors from all over the globe to our beautiful rural...Continue Reading

A lease has been signed by Grocery Outlet to fill the vacant Staples building on South Main Street. The building, which has been vacant since February, will allow Grocery Outlet to double in square footage. “Everything will be brand new including registers, products, fixtures, and coolers,” said David Talley, owner...Continue Reading

April 3rd was a proud day for Tehama County at the State Capitol. Tehama County Supervisors Bob Williams and Steve Chamblin and the Economic Development team were joined by North Valley Services, Rural County Representatives of California and representatives from Senator Jim Nielsen’s Office and Assemblyman James Gallagher Office to...Continue Reading

In our last quarterly issue of the “Supervisors Corner”, our focus was on the job skills needed to more fully take advantage of employment opportunities in Tehama County and the efforts that are being made by our economic development team and our local schools in the area of Career Technical...Continue Reading

Tehama County Economic Development had a busy and successful 2018, and we are working hard to build on the success for a great 2019.  Here is a quick reminder of what we worked on last year: Worked with nine business leads: including seven new businesses and two...Continue Reading

Have you ever had a blind date with a book? You can at Turn the Page Book Loft! Books are beautifully wrapped in brown paper and twine with clues and descriptive words written in calligraphy as to the book's genre and story. Choose what you feel like reading with the...Continue Reading

Andrea Emerick has opened a new store downtown, Makery 1900, which has quickly become a place for makers to come together to work on crafty projects and socialize. Andrea has been working on her craft since high school with a senior project in antique restoration, keeping it as a...Continue Reading