There is no doubt about it, �I Am Sold on Oroville!�
It has been such fun getting acquainted with the town and the people who make up the town. It has been a privilege to submit my ramblings to the finest editor I have ever known, Patti
I don't know how all forty of us managed to be ready to leave the ship at 5:15 a.m. that morning, but no one was late-at least not late enough to cause a problem! Our flight was uneventful, except for the chorus of coughing-by now several on our tour wer
Saturday, August 7, 2010 from 10am to 3pm, The Stirling City Community Gardens Art - History Project - 16997 Manzanita - Stirling City, California will participate in Stirling City’s Annual Town Wide Yard Sale Days. Proceeds from the Yard Sale will help
AVATAR is coming to Downtown Oroville on First Friday, August 6th for our annual FREE Movie in the Park. You won’t want to miss this blockbuster feature film being shown outdoors, under the stars and trees in historic Bicentennial Park.
Well the week has been fun! Dad and the guys put in a door just for me. Now I will be able to go in and out whenever I want. But, first things first— I wanted nothing to do with it! I had the door open all the time, so why did I need my own door? Wel
The Temple of Isis, on the island of Philae, had been a place of pilgrimage for her cult worshippers for thousands of years (well into the Christian era). By Roman times, Isis had become the greatest of the Egyptian gods, worshipped throughout the Roman
Just 10 minutes off the outskirts of Marysville, a quarter mile past the only store that sits on the heavily commuted highway that runs through the blink and miss town of Hallwood, lies a left turn; a left turn that has been made by hundreds of aspiring y
The Historic Downtown area of Oroville soon will be sporting a collection of antique mining equipment that is being placed in a building refurbishment project that is nearing completion. The equipment, which was all sourced locally, includes a large stee
Avenue 9 Gallery & Art Guild�s �Playing with Primaries� exhibition (July 16-August 20) will jump start the color awareness of all who walk in the door. One wall hung with art dominated by red, another with blue, and another with yel
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800 die in Pakistan flooding Hundreds of people died when floodwaters swept away their mud homes in Pakistan's Swat Valley. The death toll from flood is now at least 800.
No 'obituary' yet for Gulf oil disaster Federal officials are far from ready to "write the obituary" on the Gulf oil spill, even as crews work toward two efforts to seal the crippled BP well once and for all.
Obama wants dignity for Rangel President Barack Obama hopes embattled New York congressman Charlie Rangel can end his career with dignity.
Iran hit by second quake in 2 days A 5.3-magnitude earthquake hit southern Iran on Saturday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said, a day after another moderate quake in the country's northeast left 170 people injured.
No quick hearing on AZ immigration law A federal appeals court has denied Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's request for an expedited hearing on the state's controversial immigration law. Instead, the case has been scheduled for a hearing during the first week in November.
WikiLeaks founder fires back at Gates WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange rejected criticism from the U.S. secretary of defense, who he said "has overseen the killings of thousands of children and adults."
Wildfire rages in Los Angeles County Firefighters continued to battle a wildfire Saturday as flames encroached on power lines that provide electricity throughout the region.
Data recorders found in Pakistan crash The data recorders for the plane that crashed and killed 152 people in Pakistan has been found, a government official said Saturday.
Russia wildfires kill 25 At least 25 people have been killed and thousands left homeless by wildfires sweeping through western Russia, authorities said Saturday.
