Foundation aids Camp Fire-stricken community through the Inspire Hope Project and other community aid initiatives by Jacob Peterson Since 1983, Adventist Health’s Feather River Health Foundation—the healthcare provider’s charitable wing—has played an important role in […]
Adventist Health is working to rebuild its women’s health services Even in the best of times, women’s health can often fall by the wayside, something Adventist Health has continued to work to address for the […]
Longtime dermatology PA provides easy tips for sun protection by Howard Hardee Much has evolved regarding how people understand the risk factors for skin conditions since Renee Christenson started working in dermatology nearly 25 years ago. When […]
Mammography, returns to the Ridge at Feather River Health Center by Ken Smith Hanging on one wall of the new Women’s Imaging center at Adventist Health’s Feather River Health Center is a framed quilt featuring […]
Long-time physical therapist offers tips to prevent exercise injury Establishing a healthy exercise regime is a cornerstone of living a healthy lifestyle. However, jumping into physical activity without taking proper care and precautions can lead […]
How to determine whether to visit Rapid Care, the ER, or primary care There are instances of injury and illness in everyone’s lives that may not warrant a visit to an emergency room, yet are […]
Since its establishment in 2016, SB1383 has sought to reduce methane emissions in landfills by cutting California’s organic waste disposal by 75% and diverting 20% of edible food to people and food banks by the year 2025. […]
Daniel Dempsey has been operating Tehama County Gleaners and Food Bank for the last 11 years in Red Bluff, Calif. The organization dates back to the 1980s and has been working to help combat hunger and food waste within the county ever since […]
In Tehama County, resource conservation is less about a hands-off approach to nature and more about how residents and agriculture work with the land to maintain a mutually beneficial relationship. For the Resource Conservation District of Tehama County, composting is one area where new environmental needs can blend with traditional farming practices. […]
Now that the paper’s online-only, how will I know what’s going on this weekend? The CN&R calendar is right here. There has always been a digital version, and in fact, the CN&R’s local calendar of […]
n Corning, Calif., population 8,209, representatives from several local charities stop by the Sav-Mor grocery store twice a week to collect food.
Free food, that is. […]
The rebel years: 1977-1980 No matter how much time passes, when the story of the Chico News & Review is told, it’s the first four years of the paper’s history that typically gets the most […]
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many Tehama County residents faced the daunting challenges of food deficiencies, unemployment and homelessness. Heather Ledford, the P.A.T.H. executive director, and her dedicated team addressed this need by implementing emergency food and shelter programs and job search services. P.A.T.H., which stands for Poor And The Homeless, is a local nonprofit organization established in 1999. […]
What happens to excess food from grocery stores after it reaches its expiration date? The owners of Nu-Way Market—Beau Perkins, and Bill Patchen, who have been operating the store since 2004—use a more socially conscious approach to handling food waste. […]
The cost-benefit analysis of composting kitchen scraps for a personal garden can be discouraging—but when the process and payoffs of recycling organic waste are scaled up to the size of a small farm, such as Red Gate Ranch in Red Bluff, coffee grounds are as good as gold. […]
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