Category: Articles
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The Gentleman of the Ridge
If you were to ask “The Gentleman” where he feels happiest, you might expect him to answer standing over his opponent with a referee holding his arm up. Or perhaps, if you knew his personal film preference, you’d think him to say on the couch watching a Disney movie. A good guess, considering that’s where…
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SOU Costume Construction Program
Southern Oregon University has long since been known for its competitive theater department. With multiple programs that include acting as well as, stage management, the departments work together to put on productions almost as professional as that of OSF’s. The costume design and construction tracks allows students to pursue their creative passion and while making the pieces worn…
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Paradise Man Shot in Controversial Incident Claims He Wasn’t Driving
Within view of a flower memorial that stands where a life was lost, over 100 community members lined the corner of Pearson and Black Olive Drive in Paradise, California Saturday afternoon. They were there to express anger against the ruling of Butte County District Attorney, Mike Ramsey, on a police shooting that occurred just before…
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Teen’s Toyota Recovered
Toyotas account for a large make-up of the vehicles on The Ridge. Specifically, earlier generation pick-ups which can be easily modified and lifted for off-roading can be found coming down from the hills and even on most drives through town. Being that there are many around and handed down, 80’s toyotas are a popular first…
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The Local Rap Song That Lives On
Last Thursday evening I attended the final “It’s Cooler Up Here” event located at the train park in my hometown. A type of farmer’s market mingle where locals brought their dogs and lawn chairs to enjoy the August evening and some live music. The large turnout of Ridge inhabitants was pleasantly surprising and it included…
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The Feather River At Risk
The Feather River is about 71 miles long but there are many smaller branches off of the main segments. The furthest headwater tributary snakes up 221 miles into Northern California. Frequented daily for fishing, gold panning and swimming, the water behind Paradise has long been popular for recreational activities to those living nearby. Spots referred to…
Eli Stillman 