Clarity Entertainment — what a misnomer that turned out to be. From the outset there was nothing clear about Chris Foxworthy's backers or financing, or how he was going to build a family-friendly, Christian-oriented movie studio on prime lots at Stillwater Business Park.

The Telegraph reports that in Italy jobless young people are flocking to a new career -- as shepherds. An alternate use for our vacant Stillwater Business Park? From the Telegraph's Rome correspondent: As Italy's unemployment rate topped 10pc this week,...

Maybe Clarity Entertainment should have contacted the folks at Knauf Insulation in Shasta Lake. Clarity's contention that noise from nearby Redding Municipal Airport forced it to cancel its purchase of lots in Stillwater and nix plans to open a movie studio here brought back memories of Knauf. A decade a

On Clarity Entertainment's decision to pull the plug on its Stillwater Business Park megadeal: IamAJellyDonut writes: Cattle don't mind a little airplane noise. Picture this--Stillwater Feedlots, not backlots. Click here....

Clarity Entertainment Inc. has backed out of the deal to buy land in the Stillwater Business District that they planned to use for their new production studio. Clarity stated that there was no economically feasible way to sound proof their building to block aircraft noise coming from the nearby [...]

Clarity Entertainment, Inc. entered into an agreement with the City of Redding in January 2012 to purchase approximately 77 acres in the Stillwater Business Park for a film and television production facility. Clarity Entertainment had until September 2012 to evaluate the site and confirm that it intended to proceed with the

Clarity Entertainment Inc. has backed out of purchasing about 77 acres in the Stillwater Business Park for a film and television production facility, Redding city officials said Thursday.

News that Clarity Entertainment, that mysterious Stillwater Business Park player, has pulled out didn't come as much of a surprise, given the company's extravagant plans and murky financials. But besides the jobs we won't be getting we'll miss out on...

Clarity Entertainment, Inc., has decided to back out of purchasing approximately 77 acres in the Stillwater Business Park for a film and television studio.

Appraisals can only look backwards in time to determine real estate prices. “Comps” or comparable recent sales are the data used to predict present value. If prices are indeed now turning up due to high demand, then bank owned homes coming on market may be priced lower than actual current market value

If you're a believer, it's hard to beat the appeal of the plans that Clarity Entertainment has sketched to build a major new studio at Stillwater Business Park.

In light of the long losing streak its Redding ballpark is on (see story today). Click here to read testimonials written back in the boom times by city councilman Pat Kight (the brains behind Stillwater Business Park) and city manager...

While Redding waits to land its first big fish in Stillwater Business Park, the city recently missed out on two trophies it had hoped to hook.

Patterson City Manager Rod Butler was good enough to get back to me Friday regarding my e-mail inquiry of Amazon.com, rumored to be coming to Butler's city. I was off Friday, so Butler's response didn't make Sunday'

The Redding City Council tonight approved a deal to bring a startup movie studio to Stillwater Business Park, though the city gained no additional insight on the prospective buyer’s substantial investment backing.

Clarity Entertainment — the startup film-production company that's looking to buy a piece of Stillwater Business Park — couldn't have a more ironic name.

Redding's City Council will likely approve a deal Tuesday to bring a movie studio to Stillwater Business Park despite only a verbal guarantee of the prospective buyer's substantial investment backing.

Clarity Entertainment, the outfit pushing to develop a film studio at Stillwater Business Park, claims to have A-list Hollywood backing and a lot of money from its investors, though president Chris Foxworthy has declined to name them, citing non-disclosure agreements....

Chris Foxworthy, who dreams of a family-friendly movie studio at Stillwater Business Park, says he now has his eyes on two additional properties in Redding.

Stillwater Business Park may be more than just a family-friendly movie studio by the time Chris Foxworthy, 60, the president and chairman of the board for Clarity Entertainment, is done with it.

A friend coined that moniker after Clarity Entertainment surfaced as another potential tenant for Stillwater Business Park. Today's editorial strikes the right balance of skepticism and hope....

When the boosters of Stillwater Business Park conceived the "shovel-ready" industrial development all those years ago, a Christian-oriented outpost of Hollywood was not at the top of anyone's list of prospects.

The City of Redding has approved a signed Letter of Intent (LOI) with Clarity Entertainment, Inc. for purchase of approximately 70 acres in the Stillwater Business Park, on which the firm would construct a film production facility. The City Council on Tuesday gave approval to continue discussions with Clarity, which has sig

Redding took a step this evening toward hosting a movie production studio at Stillwater Business Park.

A clip from Chris Foxworthy's "Thunder Over Reno." Click here....

Stillwater Business Park may one day host a movie studio specializing in family-friendly film, television, live action features and animation.

Stillwater Business Park may one day host a movie studio specializing in family-friendly film, television, live action features and animation.

Regarding the city's recent grazing lease on wetlands next to Stillwater Business Park:

J.F. Shea Construction Inc. has sued Redding over the Rancho Road sewer pipe boondoggle that pushed Stillwater Business Park construction eight months behind schedule.

Redding Councilwoman Francie Sullivan (given her quote above) is obviously impressed by real estate broker John Troughton, who's been trying to sell Stillwater for the past four years. But "Energizer Bunny?" Really? I found him phlegmatic and self-absorbed when I...

Redding will keep its Stillwater Business Park real estate broker on the job at least another year.

Shasta County Supervisor Glenn Hawes on Tuesday afternoon withdrew his application to graze cattle at Stillwater Business Park.

Shasta County Supervisor Glenn Hawes this afternoon withdrew his application to graze cattle at Stillwater Business Park.

Shasta County Supervisor Glenn Hawes will likely soon graze his cattle at Stillwater Business Park to help preserve its wetlands.

Five months after suspending plans to relocate and build a bigger plant in Stillwater Business Park, an aluminum metal sheet manufacturer will expand after all.

Southern Aluminum Finishing, which had negotiated a land-for-jobs deal with Redding for 17 acres in Stillwater Business Park, has purchased the former Jhirmack hair products building.

A third manufacturer has its eye on Stillwater Business Park.

Redding plans to put nearly half its Stillwater Business Park out to pasture.

The mystery photo was the Bass Station (stopping place) at Stillwater and "yfz4501959" hit it right on the nose! Congratulations. Our winner is a lucky person because he has won himself two gift certificates thanks to last weeks winner passing...

The City is on the hook for a 200-Thousand Dollar Fine ordered by the California Water Quality Control Board. The Penalty is for Effluent Discharge into the Sacramento River from the Clear Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant from December of 2009 through April of this year, and specifically for an incident that occurred in

The more we learn about Southwest Paper, the whale of an industrial prospect that the city of Redding hopes to land at Stillwater Business Park, the more distant the prospect of an actual groundbreaking seems.

The more we learn about Southwest Paper, the whale of an industrial prospect that the city of Redding hopes to land at Stillwater Business Park, the more distant the prospect of an actual groundbreaking seems.

It's not just the proposed shopping mall at Knighton Road and I-5. What will Caltrans say, if anything, about the traffic generated by a $300 million toilet tissue plant at Stillwater Business Park? Commenter "edatoakrun" foresees backups reminiscent of the...

Most of Redding's elected leaders are willing to stake millions of public dollars on a startup paper products company in exchange for a few hundred manufacturing jobs.

The Southwest Paper USA plant proposed at Stillwater Business Park would be Shasta County's biggest economic development coup since Knauf Insulation.

The Dersch Road we know today in the area between Deschutes Road and Stillwater Creek is not the original route of the road. The old road traversed up the hill to the south of the current road close to a...

The president quips about "shovel-ready jobs."...

With thousands of square feet of empty retail space conspicuous in greater Redding, is our area really underserved by big box, department store and smaller retail chains? So says Jeff Hess of Hawkins Companies Development, who told Record Searchlight reporter Alayna Shulman in

Redding will grant Southern Aluminum Finishing Co. another year to build a manufacturing plant at Stillwater Business Park on "free" land.