http://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/Anderson Valley Post Storiesen-ushttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/10/early-morning-fire-partially-destroys-home-anderso/?partner=RSSA home on Gaines Lane in Anderson might have burnt to the ground if not for barking dogs. pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:33:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23124-734543news/local/fire-reportsPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CAEarly morning fire partially destroys home in AndersonAnderson Valley Postearly-morning-fire-partially-destroys-home-andersourn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23124-734543Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/williams-goes-out-home-win-vs-eagles/?partner=RSSThe Anderson wrestling team gave their coach, Don Williams, a gift during last Wednesday’s Northern Athletic League dual against West Valley, as well as a 60-18 win in the home finale. Before the wrestling kicked-off, seniors and their parents were honored in the Senior Night tradition. Not wanting their coach to feel left out, a smiling Spencer Larsen grabbed a bouquet of roses and announced, “Tonight we’re honoring our mother, with some flowers.” mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23098-734540sports/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CAWilliams goes out with home win vs. EaglesAnderson Valley Postwilliams-goes-out-home-win-vs-eaglesurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23098-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/rebounding-win/?partner=RSSThe Anderson girls had much to prove to themselves and to Central Valley after a sound beating by rival West Valley last Tuesday. The Cubs (4-1 NAL, 16-7) and Falcons spent the first two periods battling it out and keeping the score close before Anderson pulled away in the second half. Central Valley led 14-11 at the end of the first quarter. Anderson picked it up in the second quarter both on offense and defense, fighting for rebounds and putting up 14 points. The Cubs were able to hold the Falcons to just nine points in the second quarter. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23099-734540sports/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CARebounding WinAnderson Valley Postrebounding-winurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23099-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/north-state-girls-compete-team-usa-soccer-team/?partner=RSSIt’s been two years since Mark Starr’s soccer team comprised of Redding, Anderson, Cottonwood and Red Bluff girls flew to Klagenfurt, Austria to compete in the United World Games. That team went undefeated in the two-day event and brought home gold. This time around, Redding lawyer Mike Darlington will coach Team USA and Starr will lend his support. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23100-734540sports/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CANorth state girls compete on Team USA soccer teamAnderson Valley Postnorth-state-girls-compete-team-usa-soccer-teamurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23100-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/senior-profile-wvs-duenas-brings-legacy-court-fiel/?partner=RSSWest Valley senior Casey Duenas, 18, is hoping his team can capture a section title as the finale to their season. Duenas is currently recovering from a shoulder injury and is hoping to get back to playing before the season ends. The West Valley senior said he will miss the atmosphere of high school basketball games when the season ends. He said he loves the competitiveness and intensity of the game, as well as the tempo. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23101-734540sports/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CASenior Profile: WV's Duenas brings legacy to court, fieldAnderson Valley Postsenior-profile-wvs-duenas-brings-legacy-court-fielurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23101-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/sports-briefs-central-valley-holds-anderson-54-48/?partner=RSSThe Anderson boys traveled to Central Valley and fell 54-48. The Cubs (3-2 NAL, 10-13) started out strong, leading the Falcons 13-9 after the first quarter and 26-21 at the half. Both teams put up 15 points in the third, but the Falcons were able to hold on and shut down the Cubs in the fourth, limiting Anderson to just seven points. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23102-734540sports/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CASports Briefs: Central Valley holds off Anderson 54-48Anderson Valley Postsports-briefs-central-valley-holds-anderson-54-48urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23102-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/red-bluff-outlaws-series-burns-track/?partner=RSSThis past Saturday trophies were handed out for the Feb. 4, Red Bluff World of Outlaws series held at the Tehama County Fairgrounds. Competitors traveled from as far away as Canada to compete in the series. RB 2-4-2012 2010-2011 Red Bluff Outlaws. pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23103-734540sports/localPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CARed Bluff Outlaws series burns up the trackAnderson Valley Postred-bluff-outlaws-series-burns-trackurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23103-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/two-anderson-properties-interest-investors/?partner=RSSTwo properties, both off of Riverside Drive in Anderson, have been getting lots of attention from real estate brokers in recent weeks. According to Kristen Maze, development services director for the city of Anderson, Camping World is in the process of negotiations for the never-occupied building slated for a Kenworth dealership on Auto Mall Drive. “Nothing has been finalized,” Maze reported via email. pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23104-734540news/localPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CATwo Anderson properties interest investorsAnderson Valley Posttwo-anderson-properties-interest-investorsurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23104-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/hitting-mark/?partner=RSSReturning to the Shasta District Fair grounds in Anderson after a two-year hiatus in Redding, the 63rd annual Sierra-Cascade Logging Conference and Equipment Show (Feb. 8-11) is getting back to its roots in 2012, said conference President Mark Lathrop. Uncertainty regarding the City of Redding’s lease of its convention center to a private operator caused show officials to reconsider the location earlier this year, Lathrop said. gwinship@andersonvalleypost.com (George L. Winship, Editor)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23105-734540news/localGeorge L. Winship, EditorAnderson, CAHitting the markAnderson Valley Posthitting-markurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23105-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/anderson-high-students-release-fishers/?partner=RSSWhen Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) recently approached Anderson Union High offering their students the opportunity to assist in their field study of the fisher, the high school jumped at the chance. Eighteen agriculture and ROP students, with the help of agriculture teacher George Wold, built 20 “cubbies” for the live traps SPI uses to catch the fisher. Senior Christina Coucelos, 17, thought the whole experience was a unique opportunity, including creating the cubbies. “The first cubby took a while to make, but once we figured out the dimensions we had an assembly line going,” Coucelos said, who was in the agriculture mechanics class at the time. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23106-734547news/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CAAnderson High students release fishersAnderson Valley Postanderson-high-students-release-fishersurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23106-734540Change734547Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/school-now-history-sacred-heart/?partner=RSSAfter 47 years of children attending classes, running around the playground and learning about the Catholic faith, Sacred Heart School in Anderson closed its doors Dec. 31, 2011, leaving behind only memories of a colorful history. The school closed because it had just 50 students enrolled for the 2011/2012 school year — not enough to keep the school financially viable, administrators said. mhunt@andersonvalleypost.com (Maghan Hunt)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23107-734540news/localMaghan HuntAnderson, CASchool now history of Sacred HeartAnderson Valley Postschool-now-history-sacred-hearturn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23107-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/whats-your-opinion-feb-8-2012/?partner=RSSWhat's your favorite thing to do for Valentine's Day? pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23108-734540lifestylesPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CAWhat's Your Opinion: Feb. 8, 2012Anderson Valley Postwhats-your-opinion-feb-8-2012urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23108-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/south-county-profile-terrie-runolfson/?partner=RSSTerrie Runolfson never wanted to be in the book business. “(In 2002) I received a call from a member of my church suggesting that I open a book store,” she explains. A Morman by faith, her church’s only source of faith-based books, The Book End, was going out of business. “The next closest Latter-Day Saints bookstore was in Sacramento,” said Runolfson who was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. Still, she resisted. It took prayer, faith and a gentle nudge from her daughter before she agreed to take the plunge. pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23109-734540lifestylesPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CASouth County Profile: Terrie RunolfsonAnderson Valley Postsouth-county-profile-terrie-runolfsonurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23109-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/homeseeker-goliath/?partner=RSS Goliath, 6, is a male Jack Russell terrier mix. This little man really likes treats and would be easy to train to do fun tricks. He needs a somewhat active home and a family with children ages 12 and older. An introduction with family members and other dogs in the household is required. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23110-734540lifestylesStaff WriterAnderson, CAHomeseeker: GoliathAnderson Valley Posthomeseeker-goliathurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23110-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/military-news/?partner=RSSFour South County residents recently returned to the U.S. after being deployed overseas in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The official name for anti-terrorism military operations involving U.S. troops and allied coalition partners, Operation Enduring Freedom deploys active duty and reserve component members from all branches of the U.S. armed forces to support the war against global terrorism outside the borders of the United States. U.S. troops serve in South, Southwest and Central Asia; the Arabian peninsula; the Horn of Africa; islands in the Pacific; and Europe. news@andersonvalleypost.com (Anderson Valley Post staff)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23111-734540lifestylesAnderson Valley Post staffAnderson, CAMilitary NewsAnderson Valley Postmilitary-newsurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23111-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/military-officers-offer-scholarships/?partner=RSSThe Shasta Country Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America will be awarding two $1,000 scholarships to high school graduates or high school seniors planning to further their education. To qualify the applicant must be the son, daughter, grandson or granddaughter of an active duty, retired or honorably discharged member of the United States Military Forces. news@andersonvalleypost.com (Anderson Valley Post staff)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23112-734540lifestylesAnderson Valley Post staffAnderson, CAMilitary officers offer scholarshipsAnderson Valley Postmilitary-officers-offer-scholarshipsurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23112-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/star-wars-opens-3-d-valley-11/?partner=RSSThe Force is coming to Anderson. On Feb. 10 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Anderson’s own Valley 11 Cinema will feature “The Phantom Menace,” the first movie in the Star Wars saga to be digitally re-mastered in 3-D “We have storm troopers coming and a couple of other characters,” said Song Phothisane, the theatre’s manager. The original Star Wars movie opened in 1977 and quickly became a cultural phenomena, ultimately resulting in the formation of Lucas Films Ltd. and a franchise worth billions. According to Forbes Magazine in 2010, Lucas’s films has netted the movie mogul $4.5 billion in ticket sales and $20 billion in merchandise. pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23113-734540news/localPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CA'Star Wars' opens in 3-D at Valley 11Anderson Valley Poststar-wars-opens-3-d-valley-11urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23113-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/acca-pajama-and-sock-drive-now-full-swing/?partner=RSSFrom Jan. 15 through Feb. 26, the Anderson Cottonwood Christian Assistance (ACCA) will hold its annual Pajama and Sock Drive. “It’s the third annual one,” reports Barbara Thurman, client service coordinator for the program. “People can bring them (socks or pajamas) to ACCA on Tuesdays or Fridays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.” pbritton-baer@andersonvalleypost.com (Pamela Britton-Baer)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23114-734540news/localPamela Britton-BaerAnderson, CAACCA pajama and sock drive now in full swingAnderson Valley Postacca-pajama-and-sock-drive-now-full-swingurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23114-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/tehama-county-4-h-camp-has-positions-open-summer/?partner=RSSTehama County 4-H Camp is recruiting teen staff for their 2012 4-H Camp. Tehama County 4-H Camp will be held July 14-18, 2012 at Camp Tehama near Mineral. The program is seeking teens who are: enthusiastic, responsible, caring, like working with kids, like the outdoors, and can work as a team to be a part of this year’s staff. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23115-734540news/localRita Boyes, 4-H Program RepresentativeAnderson, CATehama County 4-H Camp has positions open for summerAnderson Valley Posttehama-county-4-h-camp-has-positions-open-summerurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23115-734540Change0Usablehttp://www.andersonvalleypost.com/news/2012/feb/07/chamber-award-deadline-looms/?partner=RSSTime is quickly running out to nominate outstanding businesses and individuals for the Anderson Chamber of Commerce’s 35th annual awards dinner Saturday, March 24, at the Eagle Room of Win-River Casino. The deadline is March 1 to submit names for the Distinguished Service Award, Business of the Year Award, Grace Bell Memorial Award and Customer Service Award, announced Debe Hopkins, executive director of the Anderson Chamber. “The purpose of these awards is to recognize the outstanding individuals and businesses within our community,” Hopkins said. Each award has specific criteria that all nominees should meet. For example, the Distinguished Service Award should include persons who have distinguished themselves in the community by seeking the betterment of its citizens, she noted. news@andersonvalleypost.com (Anderson Valley Post staff)Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:00:00 -0000urn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23116-734540news/localAnderson Valley Post staffAnderson, CAChamber award deadline loomsAnderson Valley Postchamber-award-deadline-loomsurn:publicid:www.andersonvalleypost.com:news-Story-23116-734540Change0Usable