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KEEPING YOU WELL-CONNECTED. Since launching Enjoy Magazine in October 2006, we’ve been on a path to encourage, lift up and support our communities, sharing stories for both local residents and world travelers alike. The collection of entrepreneurs, artists, craftsmen and businesses found in this guide are those doing an outstanding job of representing our city and region well. This book will connect you to the people behind the places and products we love. Find the rest of their story on our website: EnjoyCityGuide.com
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YOU ARE HERE Redding, California
HIKING
SUNSHINE PINE TREES VOLCANOES
RIVERS
STARS
REDDING, CALIFORNIA With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, you can say we’ve got a sunny disposition around these parts. And that is reflected in the community around us. People have come here from all over the world, to visit and to relocate, and have repeatedly said that Redding folks are some of the friendliest people they’ve met. Maybe it is the sunshine that makes us happier here. Or maybe its the river that runs through it. The Sacramento River is California’s longest river and that makes for some great adventures. Raft, kayak or fly fish the river... yes, we do have the largest fly fishing business in the world located here (say hello to The Fly Shop). Or maybe its because of the many miles of trails that connect us to the beauty around us. We’ve also heard the rumor that we are the “Trails Capital of
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California,” and we agree with that. But the sunshine. Let’s get back to the sunshine. Put the sunshine and the river and trails together and wrap them up in the Sundial Bridge, one the world’s largest working sundials, and you’ve got a mix for something very special. Maybe that’s why so many incredibly talented and gifted people have been drawn to Redding, setting down roots, opening up businesses and helping this city step into a new renaissance of culture and creativity. It’s the mix of beauty and nature and good people, blending together in perfect harmony, drawing the best of the best to Redding. In the pages that follow, we have the privilege of sharing some of these wonderful people and their businesses with you.
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let’s do something e at // drink // s ho p // pl ay
You don’t have to look hard to find beauty, bounty and adventure in the North State. From the mountains to the city and from our natural waterways to businesses that create passion and adventure, the Redding area is chock full of things to do and places to explore. And it has a magnificent group of business and services aimed at helping visitors and locals squeeze everything from what the North State has to offer. Enjoy fabulous cuisine and locally produced beverages. Redding is home to a number of family-owned and operated wineries, all sorts of new breweries which have popped up over the past few years and many locally-crafted coffees as well. Is shopping on your list? Redding has a growing collection of amazing stores, shops and boutiques that match anything found in other metropolitan locales. Plus, the North State stores also offer items, products and wares unique to our area. And that’s priceless.
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a magnificent meal If you want a true 4-star dining experience in the North State, there really is only one choice – Mosaic. Situated near Turtle Bay Exploration Park, the Sundial Bridge and the Sheraton Hotel, Mosaic draw raves as much for its ambiance as its sublime menu.
“Turtle Bay and the Sheraton both wanted to be able to offer a quality dining experience for park and hotel guests with views and access to natural attractions,” says General Manager Lindsay Myers. Mission accomplished. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Mosaic Restaurant || 826 Sundial Bridge Drive (530) 319-3456 || www.mosaicredding.com
A BEAUTIFUL RIDE
1555 Y U BA S T R E ET, R E D D I N G || (530) 246-1959 || W W W. R I D E C A R O U S E L .C O M People go into business for many reasons – to fulfill a lifelong dream, to be their own boss, to give back to the community. Suzanne Russell took over the clothing boutique Carousel for a unique reason. “I changed careers and kept Carousel going out of the pure desire to not have to live in Redding without Carousel,” Russell says. Started in 2012, Russell took over the business four years later and has made the downtown Redding boutique a destination. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
1790 Market Street, Redding www.vintageredding.com (530) 229-9449
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HOUSE Vintage Public House is in a category of its own. Imagine taking a classy cocktail bar and infusing it with an eclectic restaurant before adding a live music venue and sprinkling a mellow vibe throughout. Well, Vintage Public House is all that and much more. Located in the heart of the Downtown Redding Cultural District, Vintage is a perfect destination before or after a show at the Cascade Theatre. It’s also
a great night out with friends or that special someone. After toiling in the banking industry, Dan Leaverton left to fulfill a lifelong desire to run a restaurant (he even wrote a college thesis about his Restaurant Business Plan). The result is a go-to spot in downtown Redding. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
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If Enjoy Magazine chronicles and highlights the best people, places and events in far Northern California, it’s only fitting that Enjoy the Store is a tactile representation of its namesake publication. Located in the heart of downtown Redding, Enjoy the Store is the embodiment of the magazine in real life. “It was a bit serendipitous,” James Mazzotta says. “By the sixth or seventh issue of Enjoy Magazine, we were getting calls about where and how people could find the local products we’d written about.” Organically, Enjoy Magazine spawned Enjoy the Store. “It seemed like a perfect transition to have a place where you could actually see and touch the things we wrote about. A brick and mortar shop to come alongside Enjoy Magazine,” says James Mazzotta. And thus Enjoy the Store came to be. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
R E D ENJOY D I N G • 14 75 PSTORE L A C E R S T., D O W N TO W N THE
R E D B LU F F • 615 M A I N S T R E E T • 53 0.727.9016
1475 PLACER STREET, SUITE C&D REDDING || (530) 298-9132 WWW.ENJOYTHESTORE.COM
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—walk a mile— Walking along The McConnell Foundation Lema Ranch trails, you will notice a diversity of plants, from graceful weeping willows, to manzanita, oak and pine trees and native grasses. Many species of wildlife can be spotted, including ducks, red-winged blackbirds, egrets and woodpeckers. Otters and muskrats occasionally show themselves in the ponds. These serene, quiet paths among orchards, and views of mountain ranges are perfect for walkers and runners, but no pets, bicycles or skateboards are allowed. Three main loops include: Secluded Loop (.75m), Leah’s Loop (1.75m), and Mule Loop (2.25m) • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Main trail entrance: 603 Armando Avenue, Redding
The McConnell Foundation Helping build better communities through philanthropy
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FIRE
1796 CHURN CREEK ROAD, REDDING (530) 226-1638 WWW.ALLFIREDUPNORCAL.COM
Like a new twist on a classic song, Felica Tortorici didn’t set out to make a hit. The owner of All Fired Up, Tortorici bought the 20-year-old business at 1796 Churn Creek Road in the Shasta Center while shopping. “Honestly, I was looking for a used kiln for my own projects and saw the business was for sale,” she says. It sang to her... • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Wild Ride From the dirt tracks of the North State to the podium at the Daytona International Speedway, Hawk Mazzotta fostered his love of motorcycles for more than three decades. Now, Mazzotta is bringing his love of riding to others through the Hawk Mazzotta Moto Camp. Designed to teach skills and safety for several types of motorcycle riding and different disciplines of racing, the Moto Camp is in its second year at Wildheart Ranch in Cottonwood. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Wildheart Ranch 19284 Eighmy Road Cottonwood
1177 Shasta Street, Redding www.maryspizzashack.com (530) 247-1110
From humble beginnings in Boyes Hot Springs to becoming a Shasta County staple, Mary’s Pizza Shack is a true American success story. In 1959, Mary Fazio began serving guests in a tiny pink house converted into a restaurant. Using $700 and the pans from her own house, Mary’s Pizza Shack would grow to 17 restaurants strong, including Anderson and Redding locations. “Although Mary started in Sonoma County, both Shasta County Shacks are locally-owned and operated,” says Charlew Byerly, Mary Fazio’s grandson. Just like his grandmother, Charlew and his wife Kathy carry on that can-do and entrepreneurial spirit that’s made Mary’s Pizza Shack a favorite for generations. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
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first hand experience The heart of Redding beats at Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The privately owned non-profit organization is much more than a collection of 35,000 historical artifacts in a museum that draws national touring exhibitions. It’s more than an arboretum featuring the winter season’s biggest hit – the Redding Garden of Lights. It’s more than the home of a 4-star Sheraton hotel and Mosaic restaurant. Connected by the worldrenowned Sundial Bridge, the 300acre Turtle Bay Exploration Park and Arboretum is not just the cultural hub of the North State – it is simply the destination. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Turtle Bay Exploration Park 844 Sundial Bridge Drive, Redding (530) 243-8850 www.turtlebay.org
Adventure Begins the
Jefferson State Adventure Hub walks the walk … and bikes the bike … and paddles the kayak. Jasper and Melissa Hudson – along with son Ryker and shop dog Zip – don’t just sell terrific merchandise at reasonable prices. No, they know their stuff, because they’re often out in the vast North State using the same great products they sell at their Market Street store (down the street from S.J. Denham). “This isn’t just a business or job for us,” Jasper says. “Our family and employees truly care for our customers and want them to have the best experience outdoors with our products.” And just like their website says, “JSAHUB is where the greatest adventures begin!” • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
872 N Market Street, Redding (530) 768-5055 www.jsahub.com
HOW DOES YOUR
garden grow Never underestimate the power of a locally-owned business. That’s something Mike and Stacy Giles say they’ve learned in the year since they bought Wyntour Gardens Nursery on Airport Road. “We’ve had people coming in daily and when the employees introduce us as the new owners, people sometimes ask ‘Can I give you a hug?’ ” Stacy says. “Many were worried it would close or be sold to a big box retailer. “Everyone’s been so positive that it’s remained locally-owned. They sometimes tear up, thankful it hasn’t closed.” To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com•
CUP (OR SLICE) OF HEAVEN
The existential search for happiness has led many on journeys, sojourns and treks. Who knew the guys at Taste & See Creamery and Cinder’s Wood Fired Pizza could serve happiness in cones and slices? Umm, the entire North State does. Since 2015, Danny Lee and Jake Hornaday have worked to deliver smiles in their unique and temptingly delicious ice cream flavors at their downtown shop. “We’re two good friends that were on a search to find quality and innovative ice cream flavors,” Danny and Jake say. “We had the idea of fully composed desserts in an ice cream flavor and that led to the birth of Taste & See.”• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
TASTE & SEE CREAMERY 1415 MARKET STREET, REDDING TASTE & SEE: (530) 605-0506 WWW.TASTEANDSEECREAMERY.COM
CINDER’S WOOD FIRED PIZZA 1419 MARKET STREET, REDDING CINDER’S: (530) 605-0665 WWW.CINDERSPIZZA.COM
All that Glitters Anderson’s Fine Jewelry was founded in 2000 when they Anderson’s Fine Jewelry was created in pursuit of the opened their doors in the Redding Hilltop Town & American dream. The Andersons wanted to build an Country. Prior to that Steve Anderson was a freelance environment where they could create, revitalize, and jeweler and has 43 years of experience. restore jewelry and timepieces from all eras. They also Each day, Anderson’s strives to provide excellent service, have worked to build relationship with and pour back quality craftsmanship, and unique family heirlooms. into the community. And maybe most importantly to be “Our goal is always to provide a welcoming experience able to make their customer’s jewelry dreams come true. • for all our clients,” Steve and Teresa Anderson say. “From changing a watch battery or helping select a gift to To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com creating a custom piece we put our heart and energy into 22 REDDING CIT Y GUIDE making the process a wonderful experience.”
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1115 Hilltop Drive, Redding (530) 223-3443 23 andersonsjewelry.com
take care of yourself h ealth // b eaut y // w e l l ne s s
The North State is among the most beautiful regions in California. And getting fit and healthy means more opportunity to get out and explore all far Northern California has to offer. Aiding in our quest to health, beauty and fitness are a talented, dedicated group who offer products and services designed to help us live our best lives. They mend us when we’re injured, fuel our bodies with health and nutritious goods and help tune-up and sculpt our bodies for longevity and adventure.
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All things Beauty Keats wrote “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” And Dr. Jory Kaplan and wife Julie Bass Kaplan have worked for more than 20 years helping their Disappearing Act Medical Aesthetics clients achieve the beauty they desire for themselves. “We love the relationships we have made over the last 22 years with our patients,” Julie Bass Kaplan says. “Our focus is on natural beauty and safety.” A leader in the field of cosmetic laser and aesthetic treatment, Dr. Kaplan has worked for more than 30 years in his specialty area – ear, nose, throat and facial plastic surgery. He’s a founding member of the Society for Lasers in Medicine and Surgery. Julie Bass Kaplan holds eight degrees and certifications and recently completed Sonoma State University’s Family Nurse Practitioner program in May 2019. Additionally, she travels to teach the art and safety of medical aesthetic injectables and holds certification as a speaker and trainer for Allergan Medical Institute, holding workshops across the country. “Julie is a key opinion leader in their field of aesthetic medicine and speaks globally about safety and artistry of fillers, Botox and lasers,” Dr. Kaplan says proudly. Disappearing Act is an Allergan top 25 business in the United States, a milestone the Kaplans and their team celebrate.• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Artistically Enhancing
Your Natural Beauty
Disappearing Act MEDICAL AESTHETICS
2143 Airpark Drive, Redding DisappearingActLaser.com 530.241.8772
all day. every day. EveryDay Fitness 2345 Athens Avenue Redding (530) 246-1902 www.edfitness.com
Just as EveryDay Fitness customers sculpt, craft and hone their bodies, Larry Fuqua, General Manager Tonja Donoho and the staff at the Athens Avenue gym work daily to ensure it’s Redding’s finest and most popular. “This place is more than just a gym,” Larry says. After all, there are plenty of places to lift weights. But EveryDay Fitness is so much more. “We are not just locally owned, or even just family owned,” Fuqua says. “We are family run.”• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Owner Larry Fuqua and General Manager Tonja Donoho
Putting your
BEST foot forward
The eyes are said to be the window to our soul. Well, the feet are the foundation of our house. And if you’ve ever had foot or ankle troubles, then you know how difficult even the most routine tasks can become. Walking, running and even standing can become labors. That’s why Susan Yeager and the team at Yeager Foot & Ankle Center are dedicated to helping you get back on the good foot. From services ranging from surgical corrections of foot disorders to designing custom orthotics to dealing with running injuries, flat feet, tendonitis, ingrown nails and plantar fasciitis, Yeager has the experience and knowledge that’s a step above. Dr. Yeager has more than 18 years of experience after graduating from the Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
429 Redcliff Drive, Suite 100, Redding (530) 244-0674 // www.yeagerfoot.com
MAKING A DIFFERENCE Dr. Matthew Allen knows what his success can mean. That’s a big part of the “why” that led the Harvard medical school graduate and board-certified radiation oncologist to take a leap of faith in the middle of a global pandemic to start Valor Oncology. Imagine a father surviving the toughest battle of his life and walking his daughter down the aisle or the mother being able to meet her first grandchild. These are the poignant moments that drive Dr. Allen to continue his work within this community. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
923 Dana Drive, Redding (530) 900-4000 www.Valor.org
SPINE IN LINE Dr. Todd Royse believes because he’s been there. The Chiropractic First doctor was on the preMed track at UCLA preparing to become a surgeon. But life intervened. “I got in a terrible mountain bike crash and found myself with a spinal fracture and broken ribs,” Dr. Royse says. In debilitating pain, nothing seemed to work and the prescription medication only worked to mask the pain. “I met an amazing Chiropractor that worked diligently to locate the root of the problem, getting me back on the mountain,” he says. “He didn’t try to mask with medications but showed me how amazing the body is, and how everything is interconnected! This Chiropractor changed my life in such a profound way.” So much so that Dr. Royse changed his educational path. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
1435 Market Street Redding (530) 243-0889 www.chirofirstredding.com
find your
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Is it time to create a healthy change? Let Jana Parker and Balance Yoga Center help you on that journey. Since 2009, Balance Yoga Center has worked to spread the joy and transformative benefits of yoga and create a space where all feel welcome and inspired. Offerings include all levels of traditional yoga, as well as hot and warm yoga classes under the infrared heat, Buti Yoga as well as meditation and restorative classes. Parker and her team of instructors are sure to find a class just right for you. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
2821 Bechelli Lane, Redding (530) 262-6298 www.balance-yogacenter.com
World-class cardiac surgery. Now in Redding. The Mercy Redding Heart Center Stanford Cardiac Surgery in affiliation with The Mercy Redding Heart Center offers next generation care—right in the place you call home. Two of Stanford Medicine’s renowned cardiac surgeons now practice here in Redding alongside our affiliated cardiologists to offer patients the best possible outcomes. Our approach to care focuses on treating the whole person—elevating the science of medicine with the healing power of humankindness. Learn more about our cardiac care team, specialty programs, and how to request a referral at DignityHealth.org/MercyReddingHeart.
Keri Grauel knows one thing is certain: “If you can see yourself in it, doing it, living it, you can absolutely make your passion a business.” It’s her passion that led her to open Organic Pilates on Locust Street just over 18 months ago. “I wanted to share my love of Pilates and offer
others the chance to experience just how good the modality is,” Grauel says. “Being able to combine my love of teaching Pilates with my passion for design is what Organic Pilates is.• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
169 LOCUST STREET CYPRESS SQUARE, REDDING ORGANIC-PILATES.COM
for your HEALTH
Joe Martino, owner of Orchard Nutrition Center, moved to the Redding area in the early 1980s. “I had some health issues”, stated Joe, “and there weren’t a lot of shops in the Redding area that carried organic foods and supplement options.” In 1982 Joe opened a “Mom and Pop” shop with just 4 employees. Fast forward nearly 40 years and Orchard Nutrition Center has grown into the pre-eminent stop for organic, GMO-free and clean healthy products. Joe moved to the Locust Street location just 2 years later where the business has stayed and thrived. Orchard Nutrition Center employs nearly 50 people, and their wellness department has certified nutritionists on staff that take pride in helping you.• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
221 Locust Street, Redding // (530) 244-9600 // www.orchardnutrition.com
Hearing the Call
Ken Wood vividly remembers his church congregation praying about his hearing loss, comforting his mother who worried about her 8-year-old son’s congenital condition and that he had to wear hearing aids. After the service, in a show of maturity well-beyond his 8 years of age, Wood recalls comforting her and telling her that something big was in store for him. “It’s OK, mom. Maybe God has another plan for me,” Wood recalled. That plan turned out to be service of others as Wood has owned UpState Hearing Instruments since 1990. A fullservice office that offers a two-week test drive on all hearing technology, UpState Hearing Instruments has offices in Redding, Chico, Red Bluff, Susanville and Weaverville. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
www.upstatehearing.com Redding, Weaverville, Susanville (530) 243-7307 Chico (530) 893-4327 Red Bluff (530) 529-3800
a good night’s rest Many are beginning to discover what we’ve long known all along – Redding and the North State is a premier destination. From its natural beauty to a community that takes pride in its civic treasures and organizations, Redding has become more than just a stop along Interstate 5. The area and community offers ample opportunity at adventure as well as relaxation and then the chance to recreate in luxury accommodations before finding more things to explore.
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stay with me Americana Modern Hotel: (530) 722-4950
Ramada Limited: (530) 246-2222
Apples’ Riverhouse Bed & Breakfast: (530) 243-8440
Red Lion Hotel: (530) 221-8700
Best Western Plus Hilltop Inn: (530) 221-6100
Red Lion Inn and Suites: (530) 223-1600
Best Western Plus Twin View Inn: (530) 241-5500
Red Roof Inn: (530) 241-6300
Bridgehouse Bed & Breakfast: (530) 247-7177
Redding River House: (530) 223-2008
Bridgeway Inn & Suites: (530) 223-1935
Redding RV Park: (530) 241-0707
Capri Motel: (530) 241-1156
Redding Travelodge: (530) 243-5291
Comfort Inn: (530) 221-4472
Redding’s Bed & Breakfast: (530) 222-2494
Comfort Suites: (530) 246-8100
Redding’s Riverside Retreat: (530) 949-8613
Deluxe Inn: (530) 243-5141
Rodeway Inn: (530) 241-6464
Fairfield Inn & Suites: (530) 243-3200
Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge: (530) 364-2800
Green Acres RV Park: (530) 223-3780
Stardust Motel: (530) 241-6121
Hampton Inn & Suites: (530) 224-1001
Sundial Lodge: (530) 243-4231
Hilton Garden Inn: (530) 226-5111
Super 8 Motel: (530) 221-8881
Holiday Inn: (530) 221-7500
SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Redding: (530) 722-9100
Holiday Inn Express: (530) 768-5779
The Desmond House Bed and Breakfast: (530) 921-2158
Hope Inn: (530) 605-0589
Thunderbird Lodge: (530) 243-5422
La Quinta Inn and Suites: (530) 221-8200
TownePlace Suites: (530) 223-0690
Marina RV Park: (530) 241-4396
Travel Inn: (530) 243-4900
Motel 6 Central: (530) 221-1800
Turtle Bay Lodge: (530) 246-9803
Motel 6 North: (530) 246-4470
Value Inn & Suites: (530) 241-2252
Motel 6 South: (530) 221-0562 Oxford Suites Redding: (530) 221-0100 Premier RV Park: (530) 246-0101 Quality Inn: (530) 221-6530
VisitRedding.com/Places-To-Stay
CONTEMPORARY COMFORT
Whether you want to put out-of-town family in a place that would impress even Aunt Martha or want to pamper yourself with a staycation getaway, look no further than the Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge. A Marriott property, the hotel is the city’s lone 4-star hotel and is situated in the center of Redding’s cultural heartbeat. The Sheraton sits at the entrance to the Turtle Bay Exploration Park, the Sundial Bridge and the McConnell Arboretum, while adjacent to the Redding Civic Center. It’s the partnership with Turtle Bay that makes the Sheraton experience complete. Guests can explore the worldclass museum, walk the riparian habitat, stroll the tranquil gardens and snap selfies on the world-renowned Sundial Bridge. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
Sheraton Redding at the Sundial Bridge 820 Sundial Bridge Drive sheratonredding.com || 530.364.2800
let us help you All businesses in this guide have one thing in common: an undying passion for the North State. And whether they sell a product or take care of your pets, help you find a home or enhance the community, we are all better off because they do what they do. And while these businesses all look to make a living, it’s their desire to make Redding a better place that enriches our community.
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people it’s about
Larry David – Realtor The Real Estate Group Inc. 950 Mission De Oro Drive, Redding | DRE # 01970937 (530) 351-2904 www.530home.com
Larry David knows one thing for certain: real estate isn’t about properties or houses. “It’s about PEOPLE,” he says emphatically. The Realtor whose personal touch includes giving out his personal cell phone number, knows that MLS listings and square footage and property amenities are important, but buying and selling homes is more than that. “Many people state and believe that they would love to sell real estate or love to sell homes, that it would be fun to show houses,” he says. “It’s not about selling or buying a home. “It’s about people and their particular needs in the stage of life they’re in.”•
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Jeff Finck, President and CEO of Cornerstone Community Bank
a good
foundation If there’s something folks in far Northern California know, it’s the real deal. Maybe that’s why Cornerstone Community Bank is where it is today. Started in 2006, Cornerstone stands today as a key cog in the lives of its customers. Additionally, its outreach has become woven in the fabric of the North State. The locally-owned and managed bank has a branch in Red Bluff and two in Redding. Cornerstone didn’t set out to be the biggest bank, but rather one with impact. “Our bank is built to serve the needs of our community, placing special emphasis on making relationships with individuals and businesses in Tehama, Shasta, Butte and Glenn counties,” says Jeff Finck, President and CEO. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
bankcornerstone.com Redding 192 Hartnell Avenue, Redding 530. 222. 1460
Downtown Redding 1845 California Street, Redding 530. 806. 4000
RELEVANT real estate
a matter of
relevance There is no bigger purchase than a house. And there are no better people to guide you along the process than the agents at Relevant Real Estate. “We wanted to do real estate different,” says Lynda Martz, the broker at Relevant. “We are a group of hard-working professionals who put our clients and community first. “With more flexibility on how we handle our day-to-day operations, we are able to focus on the needs of others in both the real estate world and our community.”
After all, while signing on the dotted line might not have changed, the real estate market in the 21st Century sure has. Sellers look for responsive realtors who can showcase their property to get the maximum dollar. And buyers often have homes in mind after scouring the internet. And that’s why Relevant Real Estate is … well, relevant in today’s marketplace. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
(530) 319-3301 181 Hilltop Drive Redding CA DRE 01161168
www.RelevantRealtors.com
GOING MOBILE Dr. Nina Akana knew more than 20 years ago what she’d be doing. A fourth-grade portrait of her as a veterinarian is proof. Fast-forward from 1998 to 2020 and Dr. Akana took a leap of faith and started her own mobile mix animal veterinary practice – Akana Veterinary Services. “The demand for mobile vet services in the area – especially with COVID, and wanting to provide care/medicine to my pet patients and their owners the way I want,” she says was the impetus behind the move to take her practice mobile. Dr. Akana and her staff care for more than just Fluffy and Fido, offering mobile services for cows, horses, goats, chickens and sheep. Yes, Dr. Akana and staff also care for dogs and cats.• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
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Counseling breakthroughs are powerful and freeing moments. They require work on the part of the patient and therapist, but can often be life-altering. “I get completely inspired by the bravery and resilience of clients that have lived a lifetime of pain and emotional torment,” says Keith Manner, co-founder of Creekside Counseling Center Inc. “I have the privilege of seeing these clients stand in their truth and walk the path they choose.”• To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
1170 Industrial Street, Redding (530) 722-9957 || creeksidecounseling.org
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royalty Pete Metz knows that whether you’re purchasing a home or refinancing, it takes someone with the know-how and expertise to guide you through a sometimes complicated process. That’s why he ventured out on his own in July 2019 to start Von Mortgage after nine years working for another company. Under the umbrella of Celebrity Home Loans, Metz and his dedicated team of trained professionals work to offer competitive rates and great local service. Von Mortgage’s easy-to-use website allows customers to start the process through a simple set of questions that take you step-bystep to begin the process. Metz’s desire to build something of his own came from his sensible Midwest roots. Raised in Indiana and one of eight children, his father owned and operated a local carpet cleaning company for more than 40 years in Indiana. • To read more of the story, visit enjoycityguide.com
2777 Bechelli Lane, Redding (530) 221-7700 vonmortgage.com NMLS # 227765
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thank you Jeannine Hendrickson Photography started 16 years ago when Jeannine fell in love with photographing her twin girls competing on their horses. Capturing that movement and grace inspired her. Her passion is wedding and portrait photography. She enjoys people and loves capturing special moments for them. Knowing her clients love their images brings her true joy. She loves her studio, which gives her the ability to produce one-of-a-kind portraits, adding another outlet for her creativity. Working with the business community, she enjoys meeting so many interesting people and she continues to be inspired every day. She considers herself truly blessed to be able to do what she loves. jeanninehendricksonphotography.com
Aaron Williams is a freelance writer who works as an editor and writer for MaxPreps, and is a co-founder of Shasta County Sports. Since moving to the North State in 2000, he’s been an involved community member as a journalist with the newspaper, as a teacher at Central Valley High School, as a youth sports coach and football coach at Shasta High School. He and his partner Michelle put his three and her two boys through high school, spending countless days and nights at football, basketball and baseball games. Now that their boys have all grown, Aaron and Michelle enjoy spending time hiking with their Mastiffs, Maui and Kona, traveling and going to concerts. Aaron has taken it upon himself during the COVID months to improve his once-dormant golf game and can be found weekly at one of the many great courses in the North State.
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