Bryan Scofield

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — “Smoke could be seen for miles” is a common element of news stories related to fire season. However, for the Northstate, that smoke is a controlled burn to reduce overgrown vegetation in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Around the same time that the burn occurred, Cal Fire performed aerial training with forest service personnel in Tehama County. In Butte County, they’re enacting an award-winning approach to emergency evacuations, especially in high-risk zones.

EUREKA, Calif. (KIEM) – If you’re an economic business professional, business owner or a leader in the community then you know it’s a challenging economic time for the North Coast. Arcata Economic Development Corporation is holding the first ever Redwood Coast Regional Economic Development Summit, Oct. 21st and 22nd. Sessions will tackle growing regional issues from infrastructure and investment to agriculture and Cannabis. Go to gohumco.com to register.

Home LOCAL NEWS Article “Scream-A-Torium” Comes Alive in Fortuna FORTUNA, Calif. (KIEM) – There will be a nightmare on Main Street in Fortuna with the opening of Griffin Loch’s Scream-A-Torium on October 22nd. You’ll only have 6 days to confront your fears. There’s even a PG-rated family day for very young children. Go to the website for tickets. Screamatoriumhaunt.com Polls Do you support showing proof of vaccination to enter businesses? Paid Advertisement Latest on Facebook Paid Advertisement