Red Bluff, United States (Local)
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Bill Cornelius has a local focus on Red Bluff, California, and his articles predominantly cover family & relationships and education. His work heavily features expert commentary, industry-specific insights, government announcements, and event coverage related to the local community.
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By: Bill Cornelius
“I was the livestock guy, while Sue did poultry. We had eggs if Sue could find where the free-range hens were laying. Chicken Lee was Sue's chicken supplier. He was a friendly, mentally challenged guy in his 40s. Every day, he rode through the countryside on his rickety bike with a small cage wired above […]
By: Bill Cornelius
While I may well be sanctioned by the man in the Daily News corner office for writing about national politics, I will take that chance on this basis: I can no longer tell the difference in the goings on in Washington DC and the happenings at city hall or the county supervisor chambers. Besides that, […]
In a couple of weeks, we will have the privilege of voting on local, state, and national issues and candidates.
Today, I write about Wyatt William Brimhall, who, as our firstborn grandchild, has a responsibility to set a high standard for his younger brother and two cousins. When Wyatt was born 21 years ago, Billie and I were among the first to welcome him to the family.
By: Bill Cornelius
You know what fries my bacon? It's people who complain the most about anything and everything without ever getting off their overstuffed behinds to lend a hand in making our community a better place to live.
My older brother Don, unlike his little brother (me), was a man of few words. When Don talked, it was a good idea to listen, as he didn't mince words and he cut to the chase most every time he spoke. Don was six years older than me, and during his last few years, things went from being okay to being bad to being worse.
Sometimes progress is not really progress at all…take the medical system, for instance. Billie and I tied the proverbial knot 58 years ago and have lived in this community for the entirety of our marriage. As with any Leave It to Beaver family, shortly after we married, we added a son and a daughter.
Sadly, I am experiencing growing pains … again. Seventy years ago, I was an emaciated 11-year-old, a weakling who weighed 70 pounds, living in a single-parent home with cardboard walls, located directly across from Red Bluff High School. The good news is that as life turned out, that home and the other people who lived […]
Shame on me. I spent the entirety of last week's column whining about the negative aspects of reaching old age…and then I opened the paper to the obituary page, only to discover that the first six persons listed had touched my now long life in one way or another. *** Jay Thiel passed away on […]
The life of a local weekly columnist in the largest newspaper in town (yes, even larger than the Red Bluff High School Bluffer, which was where I got my start in the business) can be challenging indeed, especially if said columnist chooses to write about matters of interest to no one at all.
