I’m going to tell two very different stories but both take place inside the Corning City Council Chambers. I’ll tell the happy story first. This one revolves around a Corning city government, its mayor and council gladly serving the people of a city they care for deeply. It’s obvious by their demeanor and the way […]
Like most things in Tehama County, I seem to show up late to the party. The first party I missed was the Corning City Council’s attempt to remove downtown Corning’s stately palm trees – a real part of Corning’s rich history – to build the new Recreation Center where the old Corning Ford once stood […]