Paul Robeson, Reporter

For a brief period each day, third grade students of teacher Ted Weidman at Happy Valley Primary School split into two groups and visit the kindergarten rooms of Denise Perkins and Shannon Spencer where they read to the younger students.

Rhonda Breshears has resigned her position on the Cascade Union Elementary School District (CUESD) board of trustees citing personal reasons.

Trevor Webb, a kindergarten student at the East Cottonwood Elementary School, left, carried a flag as students sang at their Patriotic Assembly. Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Day organized the event and Principal Rose Scott sang right along with the students.

“A History of Anderson,” as seen through the eyes of the Cascade Union Elementary School District’s Gifted and Talented Program (G.A.T.E.) students, will be presented to the school board tomorrow, in the form of a DVD they prepared.

Elks fund library at North Cottonwood School

Earl Oliver got a chance Sunday, April 5, to do something many aspire to do, and that is walk on his own power into his 100th birthday party, a surprise event at the Fairway Oaks Mobile Home Park in Anderson. ...

They came in school buses, private cars or they walked to Volonte Park on March 18 to attend the Lean and Green Day. Students and adults walked the new nature trail and stopped at the exercise stations that the Anderson ...

His hand brought the powder horn, on a sling, around from his back. He carefully moved it to a brass measuring tube. After cautiously tapping the black powder into the tube, he pours it into the muzzle of the flintlock ...

In October 2007, Mark Munns told the Anderson Valley Post that “the family is keeping an upbeat attitude even though the news, if any, is extremely sporadic.”

Shasta County Sheriff, Tom Bosenko, smiled when he handed the keys over for a newer patrol vehicle to Lt. Ermel Jones of the Happy Valley Citizen Volunteer Patrol.

On Mar. 15, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. a group of Anderson New Technology High School juniors is encouraging people to visit Anderson River Park and participate in their Animal Shelter Day.

"We are no different than many other school districts in the state,” said Anderson Union High School District Superintendent Randy Palomino about the coming year’s school budget shortfall.

Raymond Randle, Jr., listed the things he loves – old buildings, coffee, music and construction. The Oakland native and former U.S. Marine Corps officer also loves to fish and hunt. Fourteen years ago, Randle came north to the Anderson area ...

Every car enthusiast has heard of a Cobra. The Shelby Cobra made a name for itself in the 1960s on the racing tracks and then on the streets around the world.

When West Valley senior Jessica Webb decided on her senior project, she was determined to talk to animal rescue person Janie Hopper.

Cody Foster is heading to Washington, D.C. The 10-year-old Anderson Heights Elementary School fifth-grader was recently selected to participate in the People to People Student Leader Program.

Community events: Feb. 20, 2008

It has taken months for the teachers and the board of the Cascade Union Elementary School District to reach an agreement on the school budget, but that now has been accomplished.

Band will preform in Happy Valley School.

The sun came out on Super Tuesday and voters at precincts around Anderson reflected that sunshine in their moods.

The name Phainopepla (pronounced fay-no-PEP-la), comes from a Greek word for “shining robe.”

When the shopping is finished.

Anderson Union High School District officials met in special session last Thursday to discuss how to get Anderson High School back on track with the federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).

Learning to “socialize” and “have fun” are two of the reasons seven girls joined the Girl Scouts of Northern California Troop 70024 in Anderson.

Anderson Police officers placed Anderson Heights Elementary School and a nearby childcare center in lockdown last Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. and then the school was reopened at 10:45 a.m., according to Dr. Wesley Smith, superintendent of the Cascade Union ...

“Smoke, fire and explosions woke me in my rack (cot),” said Mel Fisher. A member of the Veteran of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 9650 in Anderson, Fisher recently reminisced about the Sunday morning 66 years ago on Dec. 7, 1941, ...

Area searched for suspects.

Nov. 28, 2007

It was like stepping back in time- to a place of peace and love.

Hundreds talk to Santa and Mrs. Clause.

Nov. 21, 2007

Singing groups in 1860s costumes and accompanied by a fife and drum corps wearing Union uniforms provided music amidst the roar of cannon fire for several hundred Shasta County students witnessing a Civil War reenactment last Friday at Anderson River ...

Nov. 14, 2007

Living history of the past.

Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of teen fatalities in the United States.

Bob Peterson, 84, from Happy Valley, volunteers to help those who served.

At its Sept. 13 board meeting, the Cascade Union Elementary School District (CUESD) had to field questions from the audience, primarily teachers, about teacher compensation.

Last week, at the Performing Arts Center at Anderson Union High School, the sound of costumes being sewn together during rehearsal did not distract the actors, singers and dancers from stitching their components together to form the second joint musical ...

A rain-soaked week did not discourage members of the community from visiting the outdoor garden and classroom on the campus of the Anderson Heights Elementary School last Thursday.

Red Ribbon Week, a national anti-drug event, which runs Oct. 23-31, is part of the Anderson Police Department’s (APD) ongoing campaign using positive approaches to local drug problems.

Think Pink Day information given out at Factory Outlets

Rain and sunshine bring homeless veterans into Fairgrounds.

They look, they listen, they roam the roads and streets in Happy Valley — they have a commitment to community.

For the second year running, a Stand Down event for North State homeless veterans will be held for at the Shasta District Fairgrounds, Oct. 16-17.

“When our son comes home there is going to be one gigantic party,” said Mark Munns, the father of a former Anderson marine being held hostage in Iraq.

Project SHARE (Shasta Health, Academic and Recreation Enrichment) is a collaborative effort between the Shasta County Office of Education and the Cascade Union School District.

Florian Gaul loves sports and knows his geography. Gaul knows where Liberty Island is and that it is too far to travel from West Valley High School (WVHS) to the New York harbor to see the Statue of Liberty.

“It’s hard to hate someone whose story you know” was the theme for a two-day program presented at West Valley High School recently.

At a fly-tying clinic last week, students at Anderson New Technology High School (ANTHS) learned how to smooth feathers so they could be properly wrapped around fishing hooks.

Miranda Johns, 15, is a sophomore at Anderson Union High School and president of the Anderson 4-H Club.