Kyra Gottesman

It's the miracles she sees on a daily basis with her students and the peace the practice has brought her that have kept Leslie Collins in the business of yoga through the pandemic, fire and personal turmoil.

“It’s the miracles I see every day with my students that brings it, this work, home to me. When people who have been in pain on daily basis get a glimpse of not being in pain and what the quality o…

Through Jan. 31 Explore Butte County and 24 Butte County restaurants, bars and cafes are hosting the first free Dry January Passport, a month-long celebration with of mocktails complete with grand prizes for participants.

Words that made the short list for word of the year included brat and resilience which still mean what they’ve always meant. Then there were the “new” words which included ecotarian (someone who ea…

The polarization that manifests when I stray from being demure and engage in a political conversation with some of my Trumpy acquaintances often leaves me convinced they suffer from brain rot.

Since Jennypher Paez and Kanoa Simundich founded Our Place In Space last February, they have established an online shop and taken the business to local fairs and festivals

The Oroville City Council meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at 4:30 p.m. at the Oroville City Council Chambers at 1735 Montgomery St. Closed session starts at 4. Meetings are free, open to the public and are also streamed on Zoom and YouTube. The council agenda and links to live feeds can be found at cityoforoville.org.

The Oroville City Council meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at 4:30 p.m. at the Oroville City Council Chambers at 1735 Montgomery St. Closed session starts at 4. Meetings are free, open to the public and are also streamed on Zoom and YouTube. The council agenda and links to live feeds can be found at cityoforoville.org.

The city sought outside legal opinion following revelations in a lawsuit between a local sewage district and developer about alleged misconduct by Chuck Reynolds, former mayor and newly-elected cit…

The city sought outside legal opinion following revelations in a lawsuit between a local sewage district and developer about alleged misconduct by Chuck Reynolds, former mayor and newly-elected city councilor, when, as mayor, he was the city’s designated representative on that sewage district’s board.