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The bandit hideout hidden behind a waterfall | Bartell's Backroads
DUNSMUIR, Calif. — Drive through the little railroad town of Dunsmuir and you’ll find an old bandit hideout behind a waterfall. It's known as Hedge Creek Falls and you'll find it right off the I-5 Dunsmuir exit, just look for a free running water fountain. Dunsmuir is known...
Goshen couple rides out Hurricane Beryl while on honeymoon in Grenada
GOSHEN, Ind. (WNDU) - Hurricane Beryl is breaking records and leaving behind a path of destruction as the storm barrels toward Jamaica. The storm is also impacting some people in Michiana. Goshen residents Alex and Emma Steinke got married on June 15 in Rolling Prairie. The couple decided to take...
Brother of Manchester man killed when Hurricane Beryl hit Grenada
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The brother of a Manchester man was one of the people killed by Hurricane Beryl, a Category 4 storm moving across the Caribbean. Rodney Davis grew up in Grenada and left the island for New Hampshire in 2005 after Hurricane Ivan hit. He said he recently visited his home country for the first time since leaving, and that trip now means more to him than he could imagine after losing his brother, Rhon, to Beryl.
Dangerous Hurricane Beryl restrengthens to Category 4 off Grenada
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Beryl has restrengthened into an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said the storm was located about 70 miles (125 kilometers) east of Grenada on Monday morning and had maximum sustained winds of 130 mph (215 kph. THIS...
Suspect in Wyoming Double Homicide Reportedly Arrested in Siskiyou County
A man was recently arrested in Siskiyou County in connection with a double homicide in Cheyenne, Wyoming, back in 2015. In a press release, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office announced that they had arrested Douglas Smith, 68, at his property in McCloud, California. The Cheyenne Police Department had reportedly...
Mount Shasta climbers seeking 'spiritual enlightenment' ran out of water, food
Two men spent almost a week climbing Mt. Shasta before a search and rescue team found the pair — dehydrated, exausted and hungry — on Monday, June 24, according to first responders. The two unnamed hikers said they wanted to climb the mountain’s north side — the most rugged and difficult route — on a quest for spiritual enlightenment, according to staff at the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center and the California Highway Patrol. ...
Thompson headed to College of the Siskiyous
Full caption: Priest River's Cheyenne Thompson recently committed to continue her soccer career at the College of the Siskiyous (CCCAA) in Weed, Calif. Cheyenne was an integral part of the Spartans' midfield and defense for the three years she played on the varsity squad. This past season, she averaged roughly 5.1 steals per game over 12 games and also added one goal and one assist to the stat sheet. Cheyenne was also a standout softball player and was on the varsity basketball team during her time at Priest River. "I couldn’t be happier for Cheyenne," PRLHS assistant coach Nick Tucker said. "She worked incredibly hard and deserves every opportunity to play at the next level. I can’t wait to see what she does." Pictured behind Cheyenne, from left are PRLHS Athletic Director Alex Zepeda, PRLHS girls assistant soccer coach Nick Tucker, PRLHS girls head soccer coach Christina Leonard, Alex Thompson (father) and Regina Thompson (mother). Alongside Cheyenne is Connor Stevens.
Redding, Mount Shasta celebrate July 4th with fireworks, festivals
Redding, Mount Shasta and other North State towns are gearing up for a party the week of Independence Day with music, parades, festivals and plenty of fireworks. Fireworks displays will light up the sky to new soundtracks, while new bands will grace the stage at free concerts and new floats will parade through...
From train history to train hopping, a California town celebrates America’s rails
Dunsmuir, population just under 2,000, is as much of a railroad town as exists in America. It owes its creation to trains, built around a division point where crews and equipment were changed, now just out of earshot of I-5 traffic darting between Redding and Yreka. Steam locomotives once stopped among these pines, adding “pusher” engines to give them enough power for the northern climb toward Mt. Shasta.
Climbers safe after rockfall events on Mount Shasta
MT. SHASTA, California (KDRV) -- Climbers are safe after several rockfall events happened above Lake Helen on the Avalanche Gulch route of Mt. Shasta this weekend. "A chunk of rock the size of a small house dislodged and came exploding down the slope directly above the glissade track," the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center said in an Instagram post. "Multiple climbers were in the glissade track when the splitting sound of rocks tumbling down the slope was heard and seen from afar. Climbers scrambled and ran for their lives as dozens of massive boulders came tumbling down from above. Fortunately, no one was hit or injured."
Siskiyou County deputy locates over 1,000 pounds of cannabis in van
SISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. - Over 1,000 pounds of cannabis were discovered during a traffic stop this past Friday. The sheriff’s office said on Friday, around 10:36 p.m., a deputy noticed a white van speeding through a construction zone along Interstate 5 near the city of Mount Shasta. After initiating...
Mountain Sound Celebration
Catch Some Tunes with the Mt. Shasta Concert Series…. Now in its tenth year, the Mt. Shasta Concert Series is hoping for another exciting summer. “The concerts are family-friendly. They’re also free, so anybody can come. And while the quality of the music and bringing in great bands absolutely matters to us, the main thing is bringing the community together,” explains Jason Allen, president of the nonprofit that puts on the concerts. “Every concert is really an eclectic mix of people. Some come just for the music, but I think most are there to see their friends and wind down for the weekend to recharge for another week.”
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