Good morning, Chico.

Today, the Heinke family marked 100 years of the farm in Paradise as they shared their five-generation legacy with reporter Jerry Olenyn.

The milestone highlights a century of local farming tradition.

CAL FIRE Butte Unit stopped the spread of the Clark Fire near Camelot Equestrian Park on Friday — the blaze burned about 25 acres in Butte Valley and mop-up efforts were underway as investigators looked into its cause.

A new 20,000 square foot REI store opens today in Chico, creating between 35 and 45 jobs and providing a $10,000 grant to Chico Velo as part of its two-day grand opening—an outdoor social event will feature booths from two dozen local recreation nonprofits.

Chico Velo received a grant from REI for its new co-op store opening in south Chico today.

The National Weather Service issued a Fire Weather Watch with gusty north winds and low humidity from Saturday morning through Sunday morning — officials caution outdoor burning is not recommended.

Since 2017, Mark and Claire Johnson have hosted Listen Up!

House Concerts in their backyard in Chico where local and touring musicians perform intimately on a donation based model. The events overcame challenges from extreme heat, smoke, and the COVID-19 pandemic and included a show on June 14 that drew 50 to 100 fans eager for live music.

Alumni from Paradise High School’s Class of 2015 have launched a GoFundMe campaign to support their first reunion since the Camp Fire—seeking donations to replace keepsakes lost in the fire and cover costs such as food truck expenses and decorations.

The reunion will be held at Paradise Aquatic Park in July and is expected to bring together approximately 100 to 120 former students.

A Wednesday night meeting saw the board uphold its decision not to remove girls volleyball coach Chas Konopka after an investigation while seven players and a parent voiced their opposition.

The superintendent's letter said athletic staff will receive additional training to address future complaints.

Windy and dry conditions will continue through the weekend in the Northstate, and several fires — the Rancho, Happy, Knoll and Rush Fires — have ignited in recent days.

Cal Fire officials urged residents to check ignition sources as a red flag warning remains and burn permits are suspended.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

2:00 – 3:30 PM — Center For The Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a spectacular musical journey with Joseph and his colorful coat.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

7:30-9 p.m. — Center For The Arts — Tickets available — Experience the colorful and vibrant musical retelling of the story of Joseph.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

2:00-3:30 p.m. — Center For The Arts — Tickets from $86 — Experience the vibrant retelling of a biblical classic in this beloved musical.

Run Like a Hero: 4th of July 5k

8 AM – 12 PM — Sycamore Field — Proceeds benefit local scholarships — Celebrate Independence Day with a spirited 5k run.

Summer Volleyball Mini-Camp

8-10 a.m. — Oak Way Park — Cost varies — Enhance your volleyball skills this summer with former pro Crystal Thomas.