Good morning, Chico.

Scotty’s Landing, the longtime riverfront bar on River Road that closed two years ago over safety issues, is nearing a revival under the Clapp family—construction is set to begin in three to four weeks as plans to restore its historic signage and features continue.

The renovation could bring back a familiar gathering spot before the end of the year.

For National Reading Month — a chance for neighbors to discover little libraries — Action News Now reporter Christine Stoddard reported live from Rotary Park in Chico.

Residents may find their next good read by exploring local book stops.

Downtown business owner Leann Powell of The Peddler’s Closet said upcoming event street closures draw outside vendors that compete with local shops.

City staff will review closure permits to help ease the impact on downtown businesses.

A downtown merchant expressed concern that street closures for local events are hurting business + reducing customer access.

Reporter Bella Barbosa reported the closures are disrupting normal operations.

Ride the Cyclone — a musical about six high school choir students whose lives ended in a rollercoaster accident — will premiere March 26 at Theatre on the Ridge in Paradise and explores themes of loss, hope and self-discovery.

Chico rideshare driver Chris Ariza said high gas prices are straining his work as he now spends about $75 on fuel every two days.

Drivers are forced to plan rides carefully or head to larger markets like Sacramento amid rising rates.

Kelli Saam's report on March 20 included a Chico mom urging CUSD to revise its parental notification policy + planned demolition at PV High School, and it noted potential honor for a historic tree that survived the Bidwell Mansion fire.

Spring wildflowers are drawing visitors back to North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve as officials urge everyone to tread carefully on the trails today + preserve the blooms for all to enjoy.

Healthy Rural California announced Friday that 10 new residents were added to its Family Medicine & Psychiatry Residency Programs in partnership with Enloe Health at the Enloe Health Conference Center; they will start training in July to boost rural healthcare, bringing the total number of residents to 22.

Woofstock Festival

11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. — Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate with music, food, and fun activities for families and dogs while supporting Butte Humane Society.