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Meet Tehama Creatives
Dec 20 2021They were the Grand Marshal of Downtown Red Bluff’s Christmas Parade and now here is your chance to learn about Tehama Creatives, their vision, drive, and goals.
Tehama Creatives (left to right): Carl Avery, Heather Griffin-Vine, Lacy Wilson, Athena Dyer, Phillip Moller & Kevin Skahan (Toni Gaylord, not pictured)...
Always Shop Local
Dec 20 2021As we close out 2021, our second pandemic year, in the midst of the holiday shopping season, this is a good time to remind shoppers to always shop local. Shopping locally kept many businesses afloat throughout 2020, allowing them to reopen when California gave the green light to do so. ...
As we exit Manufacturing Month, Tehama County’s Economic Development team would like to say, “Thank You!” to all of our local manufacturers for all you have added to our economy, workforce, and overall enrichment.
Manufacturing Day is annually observed on the first Friday in October. The events spanned out...
A Taste of Americana in Tehama County
Jul 29 2021Tehama County is no stranger to celebratory events throughout the year, but July is an especially exciting month for the community. Events like the Annual 4th of July celebration at the Mill Creek Resort, located near the Lassen Volcanic National Park, provide community members with the opportunity to escape the...
Tehama Rural Area Express Trolleys and New Fleet Additions Bring Charm and Convenience to the County
Feb 23 2021Tehama County welcomes two new trolleys to the county. The charming and old-fashioned style Tehama Rural Area Express trolleys can transport 24 riders at a time and accommodate four wheelchairs.
The trolleys will run along the Red Bluff TRAX routes and will also support special events as shuttle vehicles...
THE REST OF THE STORY
Sep 1 2020If you caught last month’s article, you read all about a heartwarming downtown pivot involving a handful of Main Street businesses, countless city workers, and oodles of community members. Creating an inviting outdoor patio space to keep business thriving was the brainchild of one passionate individual. However, the idea was...
A Collective Pivot
Aug 10 2020Written By:
Kelley Dolling
If we had a theme for 2020, two steps forward . . . twelve back . . . seems fitting. Although our area continues to roll with the punches this year, they just keep coming. While it would be quite easy for so many local...
Celebrate National Park and Recreation Month in July by getting outside while respecting social distancing. Unlimited recreational opportunities exist in Tehama County’s beautiful parks.
Parks and Recreation Enhance Quality of Life
Tehama County Parks and Recreation Department brings a great deal of value to the community. The local...
How to Support Local Businesses During COVID-19
Apr 29 2020It is possible to make a considerable economic impact during the COVID-19 crisis by supporting local small businesses. Every dollar spent at a small business supports another 50 cents in local business activity. As an added incentive, every ten jobs created at a local business, support an additional seven jobs...
From the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation:
Small businesses are the foundation of our communities and our economy. Employing nearly half the American workforce, they keep our neighborhoods running and make them feel like home. The impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have wrought unprecedented financial uncertainty. These businesses need...
When Congress passed the stimulus package on March 27, the $2 trillion aid package included a new Paycheck Protection Program to be administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The objective of the program is to provide small businesses with the capital they need to continue making payroll for...
Working from home has been riding a wave of popularity in recent years, but the onslaught of COVID-19 and social distancing has pushed it to a necessity for many businesses. Working remotely now is critical for an employee’s business and personal well-being. Focusing on a few key areas will help...
The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering designated states and territories, including Tehama County, low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses suffering substantial economic injury as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
ELIGIBLE ENTITIES:
Applicants must meet the SBA requirements of a small business...
Picture credit: Dan Massie
The naturally beautiful and conveniently located Tehama County in the north central region of California has been attracting settlers with its wide open spaces and scenic mountainscapes for centuries. Tehama County was originally formed from parts of Butte, Colusa and Shasta Counties in...
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...
Businesses, community connect at chamber expo
Feb 21 2020Local businesses had the chance to connect with each other and the community Thursday evening at the eighth annual Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce BEAM event, which stands for Business Expo And Mixer.
“This is our largest business expo yet,” said chamber CEO Dave Gowan. “We’ve just opened...
Dave Gowan, the CEO of the Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce, was recently voted president of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association tourism board.
Gowan who has been on the board for nearly 10 years and has served as vice president for seven, said he is excited to assist...
Picture Credit: Dan Massie
Tehama County is a strong agricultural community with a vibrant take on daily life. Many small to midsize manufacturing companies make their home here due to the affordability, accessibility and the receptive local business community. The opportunities for arts, recreation and simpler living...
Best Burgers in Tehama County
Feb 6 2020After 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...
CEA: A Neighborhood Gym
Jan 28 2020What 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...
Visit Moon Beam Farm in Tehama County
Jan 8 2020MoonBeam 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...
Tehama County is welcoming new and expanding businesses to the community regularly. Recently, in hopes of finding a better space, cleaner air and an area unaffected by pesticides, Herrick Grapevines moved operations from locations in Napa and Sacramento Counties to Tehama County.
Herrick Grapevines was founded by Bob Herrick...
We’ve toured the County to bring you some amazing craft beers spots in Tehama County! (And boy, was that a tough job!! Wink, wink!)
First we set out in Red Bluff, the county’s largest city, and we definitely found a few gems! Enjoy Local is the downtown hub for...
Tehama County Economic Development Supporting Small Businesses on Small Business Saturday and Beyond
Nov 18 2019In preparation for the 10th Annual Small Business Saturday on November 30, and as a regular service to county businesses, Tehama County Economic Development is raising awareness about area shops and local businesses. We are using the organization’s website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn pages to bring awareness to our...
