Here’s a sweet heart from friday with one of our new props. We did her newborn shots as well as her mommy’s maternity shots. It’s so fun to watch these little ones grow!

We get girls asking all the time about high fashion senior portrait sessions. Here’s a few samples of a session from this week of a 2008 senior with the high fashion style posing. We’ll have some video samples up soon for you 2009 seniors of a variety of girls to give you a better idea!       [...]

Here is another couple from one of our summer weddings this year. If you are interested in wedding photography, we book about a year in advance so it’s never to early to call!

V. good weekend.I made oven-fried chicken on Friday night that turned out perfectly. Saturday morning I got up early and went to the farmer's market, and bought red onions so beautiful that I was tempted to just take a bite out of one. Also sugar snap peas, arugula, salad mix, goat cheese (which is marinating ri

A Shasta Lake teen was fa´ tally injured when struck by a car while walking in and out of the northbound lanes on Interstate 5 north of Gil´ man Road Saturday night.

Warning: may cause whatever you're drinking to come out your nose.

From the Bee: "I am seeing kids drinking them on the elementary school campus," said Patty Mancuso, a past president of the California School Nurses Organization and a school nurse in Redding who recently warned parents about the drinks. "What...

The new Grand Theft Auto game has raked in $500 million in its first week. From Reuters: ...the game casts players as an Eastern European immigrant who runs drugs, shoots cops and beats up prostitutes after falling in with a...

Sean Kearns Thinks He Is Superman Elyse and Joey think They Are Super HerosXtreme SkyFlyerHoisted 153 feet above the ground, and diving at speeds up to 60 miles per hour, while free-falling 17 stories toward the earth, skimming just 6 feet a

An 18-year-old Shasta Lake man was killed late Saturday night when he was struck by a car on Interstate 5 as he wandered in and out of traffic on Interstate 5 south of Lakehead.

Almost 18 years have passed since Lezlie Winberry began telling her story.

When starting school, kindergartners need to know their numbers, letters and how to use the bathroom. They need to be inoculated, provide a birth certificate and should be able to play well with others.

The candidates for this June's ballot, collectively, need nothing so much as a good eye doctor.

Rather than the expected offensive shootout, Game 1 between the Knights and Renegades turned into a pitcher's duel.

By Thom Gabrukiewicz Birds of a feather, oh, but do they flock together. The Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge will host its annual Migratory Bird Festival, centered at the visitor center on Hill Road near Tulelake, on Saturday. This

In honor of Mother's Day, a poem:

A Superior Court judge has ordered a Redding church to open its financial books for inspection after a lawsuit was filed in March that alleges church leaders defrauded parishioners and pocketed tens of thousands of dollars.

Foothill looks to grab a second -- and consecutive -- Northern Section Division II title as softball's one-week run to the championship starts Tuesday.

By Record Searchlight staff The Department of Fish and Game will offer a big game hunting clinic for all skill levels from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and next Sunday at the Wilderness Unlimited RV Park near Williams. The clinic wi

Mother's Day is every day. How could it be otherwise? After all, a mother's work is never done; a mother's love never expires; a mother's presence is forever. Once a mother, always a mother and for that we're so very grateful.

GRAFTON, W.Va. - On this 100th anniversary of Mother's Day, the woman credited with creating one of the world's most celebrated holidays probably wouldn't be pleased with all the flowers, candy or gifts.

Shasta's Simon Hundeshagen and Enterprise's Chris McGalliard advanced Saturday in Chico to the Northern Section individual tennis quarterfinals.

By Dr. Rob Hamilton Spring has sprung, and with the greening of the hills and valleys, Toxicodendron is emerging from its winter slumber. Toxicodendron is the genus name of the plants we know (and generally despise) as poison ivy, oak, and sumac. Poison oak is widespread throughout the lower elevations of No

The Redding Rodeo is again a stop on the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association's go-round, which means the world's top cowboys and cowgirls will vie for more than $150,000 in prize money -- all but guaranteeing a rip-roaring show for the 60th Redding Rodeo Thursday through Saturday.

Is it me, or did Barry Zito's "banishment" to the bullpen remind you of getting grounded as a kid?

By Bruce Deuel As I was contemplating both my assignment to write a column this week and the fact that Mother's Day has arrived, the latter event steered my thinking into a topic for the former. Most birds follow a basic pattern toward motherhood. The females choose a mate, build a nest, lay eggs,

SHASCOM, the Redding-based safety communications agency, is urging people to do their homework before signing up for telephone service using VoIP -- short for Voice over Internet Protocol -- technology.

Dear Babe: I have Joe DiMaggio’s original 1940 professional baseball contract. Kevin Mallon, New York.

By Stephen Regenold, Columnist Abrupt force, collision and impact are unfortunate byproducts in the world of action sports like downhill mountain biking and freestyle skiing. But a U.K.-based chemical engineering company, d3o la

Even though it's been relatively dry for the last 2½ months, water flows down the Trinity River are running as strong as they would in a normal year.

RED BLUFF -- A Cottonwood man remains in critical condition after being run over by a train just north of Breckenridge Street early Saturday, police said.

• Fallen peace officers honored in ceremony • Cancer team will hold relay benefit • Downtown Red Bluff sponsors shopping event • Brain injury group to meet at library • Arts Council will host seminar at Old City Hall

Mrs. Robert Reading holds her 3-month-old daughter, Elanor Lee Reading, in February 1907. Elanor was a grandchild of Major Pierson B. Reading, the first citizen of Shasta County, and was distantly related to George Washington on her grandmother's side.

In a state Legislature where term limits make every member a short-timer, a representative with decades of experience in Sacramento -- and the ability to get things done for the district -- is a rarity.

Testosterone and estrogen. Estrogen and testosterone. And oh, the tangled webs they weave. To the organic chemist, really pretty similar molecules. Almost the same three-dimensional shape. Estrogen has one more carbon atom and four fewer hydrogen atoms. To most other observers, of both form and function, they co

Tax-paying residents and property owners of Shasta County probably assume that if they are living in an area zoned for one residence per 2 or 5 acres, they are protected from waking up next week and finding that the adjacent lot is the site of a new housing project, a 7-11, or a gas station.

In a Sunday article, Redding Mayor Mary Stegall is quoted as saying, "I haven't seen the public's concerns. I've seen the Record Searchlight's concerns." If it weren't for the Record Searchlight, the public would have no knowledge of the scandalous situation, which occurred at City Hall. I personally commend the

Today is Sunday, May 11, the 132nd day of 2008. There are 234 days left in the year.