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Biggs Butchery ~ Buffalo Chips ~ Almanor Energy Plus HELP WANTED Continue reading Advertising Salesperson… House, barn, corral on 40 acres, 3 wells, borders BlM land. $249,500 Ready and waiting. This home has had a complete face lift! Charming 3 bed 1 bath home, features tile entr living room with newer hardwood flooring and Rinnai natural gas heater. Kitchen with new counter tops, fixtures and tons of storage. Newer carpet in all bedrooms as well as new interior Continue reading 2 bedroom 1 bath home, Eagle Lake… By Michelle Wolf As the old saying goes about the weather in Lassen County, wait five minutes and it will change. The recent group of storms has altered the typical process of activities that must take place in order to prepare for spring here at Five Dot Ranch. March signifies the time of year that several Continue reading Meanwhile Back at the Ranch – Five Dot Ranch… Spend time with your family creating a bright and delicious garden or bouquet of flower cupcakes. This exclusive recipe is from decorating experts Karen Tack and Alan Richardson, co-author of the new book, ‘What’s New Cupcake? ( April 2010). Makes 24 ( 1 cupcake ) servings. Prep Time: 30 Minutes INGREDIENTS : Colored Sprinkles, sugar or coconut (recipe follows) 30 Continue reading Hello Flower Cupcakes… St. Elizabeth Community Hospital & Red Bluff Round Up ~ Tough Enough to Wear Pink Continue reading Tough Enough To Wear Pink – April 17, 2011… Off to the Rodeo by Eileen Majors We piled up kids, a basket of goodies and plenty of smiles in our family bus and headed down the easy drive of Highway 36 to Red Bluff last year for the Red Bluff Round Up Rodeo. We set up our caravan, parking the bus and several cars together on Continue reading Red Bluff Round-Up 2011 – April 13 – 17, 2011… Submitted by Paula Holden~ Tehama County CattleWomen Baxter Black is coming to Red Bluff, CA during the 11 Days of Red Bluff Round Up, originally organized to extend the rodeo festivities for the community. Black was described by the New York Times as…”probably the nation’s most successful living poet. He is well known nationwide through his column, Continue reading Baxter Black in Red Bluff April 11, 2011… By Virginia Rangel With the snow beginning to melt away, most of us had forgotten about the rich possibilities the earth beneath offered. As more of your lawn and flower bed become exposed and the landscape changes from white to its vibrant green state, we are compelled to shake off winter by starting our spring garden. Though Continue reading Preparation For April Gardens…  A sure sign that warmer weather is here after a long winter is the blossoms of apple trees and lilacs burgeoning in the gardens and on the roadways of our mountain and valley communities. (click on photo to enlarge)
Continue reading April Showers…. by Mary Beth Laraway Conlee… Artists from around the country are invited to submit their original work to the 2011 California Duck Stamp contest. The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) will be accepting submissions through April 30 at 4 p.m. The winning artwork will be reproduced on the 2011 California Duck Stamp, which all waterfowl Continue reading Artists Sought to Enter 2011 California State Duck Stamp Contest – Deadline April 30, 2011… By Melissa Wynn With unforeseen limits we faced in our edition, we feel readers missed the opportunity to fully appreciate the talents of our March “Meet the Artist” Russ Flint of Indian Valley. Please enjoy these works and visit his website russflint.com. Greenville residents are constantly charmed by his signs at the grocery store. The easel board, Continue reading Russ Flint Art Revealed… Do you love those Eastern European dyed eggs, but just can’t see investing all the time and effort to wax, dye, and re-dye something that can get broken so easily. Of course, the ephemeral quality of real egg shells can add to the value of those collector’s eggs, but at least until the kids are Continue reading Painted Eggs by Mary Beth Laraway Conlee… LarawayConlee Creations (click on photos to enlarge)
Signs of Spring
Blossoms of "wild" apple
Harbingers of Spring Continue reading Photos by LarawayConlee Creations… by Eileen Majors When you get the opportunity to head down off the mountain in the springtime, it is a good time to stay and enjoy all the signs of spring that seem to come so much earlier just an hour and a half from the Lake Almanor area. We decided to take a short ride up Continue reading Our Stay in Anderson… It isn’t often that you will find a big chain restaurant written up in Mountain Valley Living. Nor is it often that you find a chain that makes you feel like you’re getting a mountain-made meal. In Reno, I would have to recommend Texas Roadhouse. It is a lively, fun, family experience and the food Continue reading Not Your Average Chain… Under $0.50 per serving. No springform pan needed for this cheesecake recipe. Just use your 13 x 9 inch pan. For a very spcial garnish, top cheesecake with Berry Topping! Makes 24 servings ~ Prep time: 15 minutes ~ Cook Time: 45 minutes INGREDIENTS: * 1 1/2 Cups Graham Cracker Crumbs * 1/3 Cup Butter (melted) * 1/2 Teaspoon McCormick Continue reading Lemon Cheesecake Bars… Feather Falls Trail Emergency Closure – U.S. Forest Service Emergency Warning Plumas National Forest – The Feather Falls trail is closed until further notice as a result of significant damage to two trail bridges. A combination of snowload, wind and rain are responsible for causing a top to break out of one tree and another Continue reading Feather Falls Trails Closure… Photos By: Terry Weltmer and Tracey Brostek Life can sometimes feel so rushed and demanding. Often people search out moments of peace and serenity to compensate for the frustration of work and responsibilities. Once at home you dream of arriving at a sanctuary, and I know for myself that involves a beautiful garden to lose my thoughts in. Continue reading Alpine Gardening By Angele Thibodeau… Susanville, CA. – The Susanville Symphony Society presents the world premiere of “The Four Elements,” a new ballet with original music by Benjamin J. Wade, artistic director and conductor. The premiere will be presented at the Susanville Assembly of God on April 29th and April 30th at 7:00 pm, and again on May 1st at 2:30 Continue reading Susanville Symphony “Four Elements”… March 10, 2011 An important message from the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®: I write on behalf of the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, whose 170,000 members continue to witness the devastating consequences the home foreclosure crisis is having on California’s families, neighborhoods, and communities on a daily basis. The number of families affected by foreclosure is staggering. During the Continue reading Message From Calif. Assoc. of Realtors… By Melissa Wynn photos by Melissa Wynn Cobalt blue glass has been used in home decor since the time of the pharaohs and continues to stand the test of time. Cobalt is an element. Cobalt salts have long been mixed with glass during production to give it the rich signature deep blue color. Long time Westwood resident Continue reading Collection Showcase Cobalt Blue Glass… By Melissa Wynn Since my children were small, hatching peeps have been a part of our Easter goodies menu. These super easy and fun treats bring to life a nesting bird and the entire thing is edible. You will need… 1 bag chocolate chips (or any mix of flavors you like) melted and thinned with a splash Continue reading Hatching Peep Nests… Diabetes…The Juggling Act Managing diabetes can seem like a juggling act for many busy people. Making time for you is important and necessary to manage diabetes effectively. Managing diabetes effectively requires eating a healthy diet, getting daily exercise and regular check- ups with your doctor to monitor your progress. Managing diabetes means maintaining close to Continue reading Diabetes…The Juggling Act…  By Melissa Wynn When we think of a mountain man, we generally picture some gray bearded fellow in a ‘coon skin cap leading a heavily laden jackass through an old western movie scene. Don Sabin, the mountain man that I have come to know, is none of the above. He is quite a character in his Continue reading The Life of a Mountain Man in the Old Gold Town of Seneca: Don Sabin…  Mountain Valley Living – April 2011 We can’t thank you enough for continually reading Mountain Valley Living, whether you are reading online or reading our magazine in print. We are seeing the vision come together for Mountain Valley Living and the charm I have come to believe is just that, mountain-valley living. We write articles Continue reading Mountain Valley Living… |
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