Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of March.
Good morning, Chico.
The North Valley Animal Disaster Group is recruiting volunteers to help secure pets & livestock as wildfire season nears.
Volunteers will receive 16 hours of training at the Camelot Equestrian Center on land donated by the Mechoopda Tribe.
The Community Action Agency of Butte County Inc and North State Food Bank will hold a free food distribution event Friday, Mar.
20 at Magalia Community Church (13700 Skyway), where volunteers will place 17 to 22-pound boxes into vehicles from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. or until supplies run out.
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations provided local seniors with a chance to give back at two senior living communities in Chico and Redding; the (Irish Fare and Charity Fundraisers) featured live Irish-inspired music, a menu with shepherd’s pie and Bailey’s Irish cream cake, and a raffle benefiting local charities.
Chico entrepreneur Mitchell Sternet launches Scoopin' Solution to help Butte County pet owners avoid cleaning up pet waste.
The service is available now to ease yard cleanup and support responsible pet care.
Dharma, a 13-year-old Italian Greyhound & Chihuahua mix, wore two festive outfits on Tuesday, Mar.
17 for St. Patrick's Day as her owner Meg Helms celebrated the local holiday spirit.
Chico gas prices continue to climb amid a global oil supply crunch tied to the ongoing war in Iran, with local averages at $5.35 compared to $5.54 statewide.
AAA data shows prices rose 25 cents this week and 80 cents over two weeks while officials advise drivers to conserve fuel.
On Sunday, Mar. 22, the American Association of University Women of Chico will host its Annual Antique Appraisal Faire at the Chico Women's Club to raise funds for seven local girls to attend Tech Trek STEM Camp for Girls this July.
Six appraisers will offer $10 evaluations.
Francisco Anello, a Liberal Studies alumnus, built on lessons learned at Chico State as he taught in Bolivia during a period of limited resources and political instability.
He co-founded Universidad Nur, Bolivia’s first graduate college, which expanded education opportunities in rural communities.
Chico State is hosting Soil Health Days today to help farmers and educators learn about regenerative agriculture (at the Chico campus).
The two-day event brings together experts to share insights on sustainable practices.
Butte County Public Works closed the road on Rose Avenue between Bidwell and Oak Park today from 8:30 a.m. to noon for paving near the bridge; traffic will be managed once the road reopens and maintenance is set to finish by Thursday, March 19.
Chico Target employee Jeanie Beeman was named District 3 Woman of the Year Monday at the Capitol for her calm handling of a viral in-store incident and her community contributions; assemblyman James Gallagher said her resilience merits the honor.
Too $hort Live in Chico
8-11 p.m. — Tackle Box — Tickets starting at $82.36 — Experience the legendary West Coast rapper Too $hort perform his iconic hits live.
Golden Goblet Faire
10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — DeGarmo Park — Family-friendly event — Experience medieval battles, artisan crafts, and falconry at this vibrant Renaissance festival.
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