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Paradise Ridge Rising Resource
Guide is published by DSM, Inc. for the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce.
Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
6161 Clark Rd., #1, Paradise, CA 95969
Phone: (530) 877-9356
www.paradisechamber.com
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Cover photo credits:
Top Left - Handprint mural, Emma Miller, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Top Right - Paradise Lake, Emma Miller, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Bottom Left - Phoenix 5K, Emma Miller, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Bottom Right: Magalia snowy sunset, Rebuild Paradise Foundation
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Paradise Ridge Pioneers, Depot Museum, Gold Nugget Museum, Magalia Community Church, Stirling City, Masonic Lodge, Noble Orchards, Joy Lyn’s, Welcome Sign, Clampers
Directory, Hiking, Cycling, Rediscover the Ridge, Pools, Lodgings, Campgrounds, Paradise and Oroville Lakes & Marinas, Magalia Disc Golf, Explore Butte County, Burnt Barn Distillery, Paradise Playdium, Horseman Assn.,
Northern California Ballet, Paradise
By Monica Nolan CEO, Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Welcome to Paradise, California! If you are considering relocating to Paradise or Magalia (known as “The Ridge” to us hill folk) or planning a visit to our beautiful mountain home, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce is here to assist you.
About “The Ridge:” Paradise and Magalia are nestled in the Sierra Nevada foothills, in Butte County, California. Known for breathtaking natural beauty, The Ridge offers forests, waterways, scenic landscapes, and abundant wildlife. Our welcoming community is committed to preserving the unique character that makes our home a special place to live and visit.
The Camp Fire: Six years after the Camp Fire, Paradise stands as a community transformed. While the memory of the disaster remains, its visible impacts continue to fade as the Ridge rebuilds with resilience and purpose. Guided by some of the most forward-thinking safety standards in the state and exceeding expectations for growth, Paradise is shaped by a strong spirit of unity, innovation, and collaboration.
Relocation Assistance: If you are considering moving to
Paradise or Magalia, visit WelcomeToTheRidge.com for a comprehensive overview of all our community has to offer: housing options, local goods and services, educational choices, arts, culture, recreation and employment opportunities. We are committed to making your transition as seamless as possible.
Visitors: Whether you are planning a short visit or an extended stay, this guide offers an overview of attractions and amenities. From our stunning parks and hiking trails to dining and shopping, Paradise and Magalia have it all. Discover local art and culture, recreational activities, and community events that showcase our vibrant spirit.
Chamber of Commerce Support: The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce is a hub for businesses, residents, and visitors alike. We are dedicated to fostering economic growth and community development. As a member of the chamber, you gain access to a network of local businesses, promotional opportunities, and resources that can help you thrive on The Ridge.
Our friendly staff is eager to assist you and provide personalized assistance to make your experience in Paradise enjoyable and memorable.
Find out more by visiting ParadiseChamber.com, give us a call at (530) 877-9356 or stop in to 6161 Clark Road #1, Paradise, CA 95969.
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Among the town’s most notable residents was Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly, a legendary scout, soldier, and adventurer who counted President Theodore Roosevelt among his friends. Kelly and his wife Alice May retired to Paradise and tended an orchard along Clark Road. In 2017, the town named the Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trail Trail in honor.
Perched in the northern Sierra mountains—above the fog and below the snow—the Paradise Ridge has long attracted those drawn to natural beauty and a fresh start. In 1864, after reaching a scenic overlook, settler Uncle Billy Leonard is said to have declared, “Boys, this has to be Paradise!” The name endured, and so did the spirit of the people who built a community here.
Long before that moment, the Ridge was home to the Maidu people, whose descendants, the Concow-Maidu, remain part of the region’s living story. The Gold Rush brought prospectors to the Ridge’s rivers and creeks, where settlements like Dogtown, Toadtown, and Whiskey Flat sprang to life.
A post office was established in Dogtown in 1857, serving a growing population of miners, traders, and settlers. By the 1850s and 1860s, sawmills began operating in the region’s forests, supporting an expanding lumber industry. As agriculture flourished, the Paradise Irrigation District was formed to supply water—reliable in all but the driest years. Farmers shipped apples, pears, and prunes to market via the Butte County Railroad, established in 1904.
Paradise officially became a town on November 27, 1979, after decades of growth—from 5,000 residents in the 1950s to more than 20,000 by the time of incorporation.
From its early days as a rugged outpost to its legacy as an agricultural center and railroad hub, Paradise grew into a place of industry, culture, and celebration. Events like Gold Nugget Days and Johnny Appleseed Days continue to honor this rich heritage with tradition, joy, and community pride.
Though the Ridge has faced profound challenges, its history is a testament to endurance, grit, and a deep sense of place. Today, as the community rebuilds, the legacy of those early pioneers continues to shape the future of Paradise.
This vintage relocation guide from decades past exemplifies the Chamber’s work to promote our beautiful mountain home.
By Julian Martinez Executive Director, Gold Nugget Museum
The Paradise Depot Museum was dedicated and opened to the public in July 2007, adding the crowning touch to the Paradise Community Park. The Train Depot showcases the shared history of the Ridge, with displays commemorating the logging, mining, and agricultural periods. From passengers to poultry, turpentine to matchsticks, the Depot Museum will share exhibits as time allows, and volunteers come forward.
The caboose, purchased by the Gold Nugget Museum, is adjacent to the Depot Museum. It is slated for restoration, and periodic fundraisers will be held to fund the project.
The Paradise Depot opened in March 1904, one of four depots of the Butte County Railroad, (BCRR) built to serve Diamond Match Company operations in Stirling City and Barber (Chico). BCRR soon added passenger and cargo services and Paradise became the busiest depot on the route. At that time, it formed the heart of a new “Paradise downtown” and was the engine of economic development for the town, particularly through the marketing of produce.
A famous wreck occurred in 1909, when a new engineer, coming down from Magalia, lost control of the train. The crash occurred between Pearson and Neal Roads, killing two people. Operated by Southern Pacific (SP), the last train passed through in 1974. Tracks were removed by SP and the roadbed now serves as the Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trail (YKHT) for bikers and hikers. Discussions, with tentative plans, continue for the development of the YKHT to connect with the Upper Ridge and south Chico, thus extending the trail to more than 20 miles for recreational use.
Gold Nugget Train Museum Corner of Black Olive and Pearson Open for special events and private tours.
By Julian Martinez Executive Director, Gold Nugget Days, Inc.
The Gold Nugget Museum, destroyed by the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018, was incorporated as Gold Nugget Days, Inc. in 1973. Its mission is to preserve and protect local heritage through the collection and display of artifacts and providing community education programs. The smaller Depot Museum, located in Paradise Community Park and spared by the fire, continues to serve the community as recovery and rebuilding efforts move forward. Its operations rely on a dedicated small staff and the generous support of volunteers.
Our goal—then and now—is to make the Gold Nugget Museum not only a destination for visitors, but also a meaningful resource for our community to explore and engage with the rich history of the Ridge, including Paradise, Magalia, Stirling City, and Inskip. Before the fire, we hosted a variety of cherished annual events, such as the Days of Living History, designed for the whole family to experience the past together. We also enriched Northern California schools with two distinctive educational programs aligned with California’s required history curriculum. In the Pioneer School Program, students spent a full day on the museum grounds immersed in 1850s settler life. In the Maidu School Program, they learned about the culture and traditions of the Native Maidu people. These hands-on experiences allowed children to step into history—not just to study it, but to become part of it.
We hope to breathe new life into the destroyed Gold Nugget Museum so that once again visitors may experience firsthand the cultural and historic beauty of the Gold Nugget Museum and the Paradise Ridge.
After a long pause due to COVID-19, 2021 marked the joyful return of Gold Nugget Days to the Paradise Ridge community. Since then, we’ve been actively working to bring back the beloved events and programs that define our museum’s role in preserving local history and celebrating community.
As part of our ongoing revitalization, we’re making steady progress on our new home at 475 Pearson Road. Repairs are underway, and we’re excited to welcome you soon to our upcoming administrative offices on the property. In the meantime, feel free to stop by — we’re open Wednesday through Sunday, from 12 PM to 4 PM.
Wondering about the original museum site? That’s a great question — and we’re glad you asked! Thanks to the generous support of the North Valley Community Foundation, we’ve launched several exciting projects at the Paradise Recreation and Park District property at 502 Mallan Lane, where we are tenants. Plans include the return of bridging, restrooms, Nuggetville, a schoolhouse, and more — including a dedicated community learning space designed especially for families and children.
In short, it’ll soon be hard to pass by our Pearson properties without noticing the improvements taking shape.
To learn more visit us at gnmuseum.art. 530-762-2613
By Tamara Maxey Museum Specialist, Gold Nugget Museum
In January of 2022, the Gold Nugget Museum obtained material from the Butte County District Attorney, Michael Ramsey, which is of profound historical significance to the Ridge. Originally collected from PG&E during the Camp Fire investigation, this material includes the C-hook that, when it failed, sparked the fire.
The cast iron hook, now on display at the Gold Nugget Museum,
was part of transposition tower 27/222, installed in the Feather River Canyon in the early 1920s. This original equipment was subject to nearly 100 years of intense, wind-caused rotational wear which slowly cut into the metal until there was only 2/16th of an inch of material left when the hook broke.
When the hook fell from its hanger hole, it swung down and made contact with the tower sending 115 kilovolts into the steel and aluminum structure. Sparks and molten metal fell to the tinder-dry brush below, igniting the devastation from which the community is now healing.
Founded in 1896 by circuit riding preacher A.S. Parsons, Magalia Community Church has served the community for 129 years. Carrie Brydon came to Magalia from Canada at the turn of the century. Feeling that the rough mining town needed a church to shed a Godly influence, she was in favor of moving the church to the center of the developing town. A lot was donated by the Perry family “down the road a piece” to a new location off [Old] Skyway and Glover Lane. Funds were raised to move the church and complete it with a vestibule, belfry, and steeple.
In 1993 the church was moved yet again to its present location. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Department of the Interior in 1982.
With historic features like original 1890s windows, a bell tower, and a pump organ from Annie Bidwell, the church blends heritage with new life under Pastor Jay Bush and his wife, Allison. Reinvigorated after the Camp Fire, the church is growing again—offering a welcoming place to learn, connect, and serve.
Programs include a food pantry (Thursdays, 11–1:30), weekly Bible studies, a youth group, and volunteer opportunities.
Magalia Community Church 13700 Old Skyway, Magalia (530) 877-7963 themagaliachurch.com
“No matter where we were coming from, when we passed the sign, we knew we were nearly home.”
– Bret Matteis
Over the decades, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce sponsored a variety of signs welcoming visitors to Paradise. Before the Skyway was built following years of lobbying for a quicker route, these signs stood farther from the Ridge. The Skyway, opening for traffic on July 30, 1950, changed that.
In 1969, local contractor Charles M. Todd proposed a more significant welcome sign, using materials from a 1914 train trestle and a bandsaw halo for its construction, funded by community groups. This iconic sign, greeting visitors with the promise of Paradise, stood until it was destroyed in the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018.
The loss of the iconic sign spurred a community effort to erect a new one, led by former resident Bret Matteis and Charles Brooks of the Rebuild Paradise Foundation. Matteis, having moved to Oregon, felt compelled to help rebuild the sign after seeing its destruction. With broad community support, an ad-hoc committee managed the design, funding, and construction processes. On April 21, 2022, the Paradise community attended the dedication of the new Welcome Sign, celebrating the hope, strength and perseverance of the people of the Paradise Ridge.
The Paradise Rotary Club and the Paradise Recreation and Park District took on the sign’s ownership and maintenance, ensuring that it continues to welcome residents and visitors alike, symbolizing home and hope.
This historic rock building survived the Camp Fire of 2018 and provides an historic venue for weddings, anniversaries, special parties and other community events.
Table Mountain Masonic Lodge #124 dates back to the Gold Rush, when Masons gathered along the Feather River before formally establishing the lodge in Oroville in 1857. As gold production declined, the lodge moved to Cherokee, then to Paradise in 1936, where they built their stone hall. Membership growth led to a major expansion in 1957, and thanks to Providence, the building survived the 2018 Camp Fire.
The Lodge has long supported the Paradise community, sponsoring school achievement awards, constitutional awareness programs, community appreciation events, and more. Members quietly contribute to local charities and activities, while the Lodge supports public schools and Shriners Children’s Hospital. Their Masonic family also includes Eastern Star, Rainbow Girls, and DeMolay.
To visit the historic building or inquire about Freemasonry, contact Woody Nelson at 916-202-6942 or woody@wolfranchfarm.com.
Table Mountain’s Historic Lodge Hall is available for meetings, services, and special events
A lovely setting for weddings, anniversaries, parties, business meetings, memorials, and a other community events. It has also hosted various church services. The facility includes a commercial kitchen, large dining area and the event hall accommodates up to 299 guests and plenty of parking. The Historic Lodge Hall is perfect for weddings and special ceremonies. To better serve the community, the fees are kept very affordable.
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By Laurie Noble Co-owner, Noble Orchards and Nursery
It’s been 105 years since Grandpa Perry Noble, wife Ethel and young son Vincent moved to Paradise in 1921 and planted their apple orchard. One of the reasons they chose Paradise was the promise of a steady supply of water for agriculture afforded by the Paradise Irrigation District, established in 1916. Noble Orchards remains a family owned and operated business, with grandson, Jim Noble and his wife Laurie preserving the family legacy.
The Nobles have faced unique farming challenges, including apple-loving deer and bears, but none the magnitude of the devastating 2018 Camp Fire. The original stone building at Noble Orchards was constructed by Grandpa Perry after World War II. The building’s granite fieldstone walls (gathered from the orchards) remained standing following the fire and was meticulously restored in 2023. Today it is used as the sales area until the new sales shed can be rebuilt.
The orchards continue to thrive. Agricultural fields are pruned, mowed, and irrigated. And Grandpa Perry Noble’s Stone Building still stands. Look for the upcoming U Pick fundraisers, tours, available products, and hours of operation on NobleOrchards’ Facebook.
See you at the Farm!
The restoration of the stone building is completed. This iconic building survived, representing over 105 years of Noble Orchards history, providing a window into the once vibrant apple industry that thrived on the Paradise Ridge.
Noble Orchards and Nursery
7050 Pentz Road, Paradise since 1921.
Summer Hours: We Are Open 7 Days! See FB for hours. The Town and PG&E made sure the community has access to the Farm!
See us Wed. at Paradise Party in the Park and Sat. at Chico Certified Market, returning as apples ripen
Full of seasonal offerings propagated at our farm, acclimated to Ridge weather. You’ll find pollinators, annuals, herbs, and shrubs. Maples, conifers and Pink Lady apple trees. The succulent collection perfect for rock garden-and almost free of care once planted.
By Pam & Bill Hartley, Owners, Joy Lyn’s Candies
Joy Lyn’s Candies, a beloved fixture in Paradise for 55 years, was founded in1969 by Don and Joan Memmer. Originally a home-based business on Bille Road, the business, named after the Memmer’s daughters, quickly gained popularity. In 2000, Pam and Bill Hartley purchased the business and ushered in new products like artisanal truffles and caramel apples.
The Hartleys, members of Retail Confectioners International (RCI) expanded their expertise through travels and learning from industry peers. By 2005, the tiny retail store and factory became too small for their growing business and they expanded the shop and factory. In 2006, the Hartleys founded the Paradise Chocolate Fest, which celebrated its 20th Anniversary and continues to benefit many local youth organizations. Additionally, the Hartleys partnered with Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. which resulted in the development of Joy Lyn’s Candies
award winning Sierra Nevada Beer Brittle. The Beer Brittle is available at the candy shop and now other local retailers.
In 2018, Pam & Bill sold the business to their son, Glenn, just three weeks prior to the devastating Camp Fire that destroyed the iconic pink building, their homes and 90% of the Town of Paradise. The Hartleys, along with their son, transformed a building that survived the fire into a tiny factory and retail store at 220 Pearson Rd. Reopened in October 2020, the new location continues the tradition of quality and freshness, using natural ingredients and no preservatives. The Hartleys also welcomed their granddaughter, Haley, into the business as assistant candy maker and retail manager.
In December 2024, Joy Lyn’s Candies celebrated their 55th Anniversary with a beautiful and colorful chocolate themed mural painted on the building by local artist, Steve Ferchaud. Joy Lyn’s Candies continues its reputation for fresh quality confections as well as community pride and involvement.
Stop by for the experience of delicious award winning candies, the sweet aromas of candy making as well as the visual delights of the chocolate mural.
Joy Lyn’s Candies 220 Pearson Road, Corner of Pearson and Black Olive Open Monday –Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm, 530-872-9167
Three generations of candy makers (Pam, Bill, Glenn & Haley Hartley) cut the ribbon at Joy Lyn’s Candies 55th Anniversary and Mural Celebration.
Stirling City, nestled in the western foothills of the Sierra Nevada on Paradise Ridge, is a quaint community established in 1903 by the Diamond Match Company to accommodate mill workers and loggers. Despite the devastation of the 1931 “Camp Fire,” many of its original buildings endure, showcasing its rich history. Accessible via the scenic Skyway, just 16 miles above Paradise, Stirling City offers a glimpse into its past and present charm.
Stop by the Stirling City Museum, managed by the Stirling City Historical Society, for a comprehensive look at the town’s history. Allow about an hour for your visit, as there’s plenty to explore. Schedule a tour by calling ahead at (530) 873-2143 or (530) 873-0583.
Just up the Skyway from the Museum stands the Community Hall, originally built in 1906 as a cinema. Now, it serves as a venue for town gatherings, wedding receptions, and the Stirling Quilters Club, known for crafting “Flag Quilts” for local veterans. Since 2013, they have made over 100 quilts for our veterans.
Continuing up Skyway, another block or so, is the Stirling City Volunteer Fire Station. On Thanksgiving weekend, they host their annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser with a bake sale and unique museum gift items. The firefighters cut the trees in the high country and they are sold fresh to support the Volunteer Fire Station.
At the west end of Mica Street is the beautiful Cemetery. Over one hundred years of Stirling residents rest here, including many “Unknowns.”
A must-see is Stirling’s crown jewel, Merlo Park. Take a relaxing stroll around the ponds and through the trees and statuary. Located on Retson Road at the south end of town, the Park opens Mothers’ Day. Call to confirm opening times, (530) 873-1658
After your Stirling City visit, continue north out of town on Skyway for a beautiful drive over the top of the mountain to Butte Meadows, only another 16 miles. (This route is not recommended in winter due to snow.)
If you like to play in the snow, each winter Stirling gets its share, measured in feet, not inches! Call for conditions, (530) 873-2143 or (530) 873-0583.
Stirling is now a Fire Wise Community, actively collaborating with the Fire Safe Council and the Stirling City Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary to enhance fire preparedness. As fire season approaches, residents are engaged in brush clearing efforts and participating in “Green Waste” days.
By Robert “Bob-o” Evenson Past Noble Grand Humbug, Pair-O-Dice 711 ECV
Pair-o-Dice 711 of E Clampus Vitus, chartered in 1966, is dedicated to the preservation of western history, the absurdity that lies within that realm, and the caretaking of the widows and orphans – especially the widows! We have been an active component of Paradise and its community functions since our inception. Throughout the year we can be found volunteering at all levels of community functions, from charity breakfasts to the placing of flags along Skyway on holidays.
Our legendary Donkey Derby, held in conjunction with Gold Nugget Days, draws a crowd as the stubborn braying jackasses traverse our professionally engineered obstacle course. During nearly every parade of any significance, our beloved firetruck, Jezebel, and her honorable
and rotund operators and riders, may be found alongside the world-renowned Precision Drill Team, entertaining all they pass.
Throughout the Ridge, and Butte County, one can find many of our monumental erections of historical significance. These include (but are not limited to): the now absent (safely stored until the property owner rebuilds) Optimo Rail Stop, the Old Paradise Depot, the Magalia Depot, the Steifer Powerhouse, and the historical erection of the Camp Fire Memorial on Old Skyway.
Our many events support our Christmas Children’s Fund, providing gifts and food to the less fortunate of Butte County. We look forward to continuing our loving relationship with the community. When you see a red shirt passing by, wish them a “Satisfactory Day!”
By Steve Crowder Mayor, Town of Paradise
Paradise has been the fastest-growing city in California for three years running, and our population is approaching 12,000. Our building department remains extremely busy with a steady flow of new plan submissions. In light of the Southern California fires, Paradise has been spotlighted in Los Angeles news outlets, drawing visitors who see our progress and leave inspired with hope for their own communities.
Our underground utilities project is on track, with completion expected in 2026, and road repaving will follow once that work is finished.
The soaring costs of our sewer project forced us to pivot from the Chico connection plan. Fortunately, the Water Board has agreed to allow us to explore our own treatment options to reduce costs. We remain committed to delivering a sewer system, though it will likely be built in phases over a longer
timeline. We continue to seek community input as we work diligently to select a system that fits both our needs and our budget. We are speaking with multiple companies—no option is off the table—and hope to identify a solution by early summer. While the shift away from the Chico connection was a disappointment, we remain focused on finding the right path forward for our commercial district.
It has been six and a half years since the fire, and thanks to the tireless efforts of our staff, we are further ahead than anyone could have imagined. I am deeply proud of the work that has been done. This progress would not have been possible without the cooperation and generosity of our partners.
In closing, I want to personally thank our citizens—both those who believed in us and returned after the fire, and those new to our community who saw what Paradise has to offer. We owe our rebirth to the dedication of our Town staff, School District, Paradise Irrigation District, Recreation and Parks District, our wonderful Chamber of Commerce, the many nonprofits that have worked alongside us, and the service clubs and fraternal organizations that have supported our growth.
Paradise has a very bright future. It truly has taken a village to get where we are today—and I believe the best is yet to come.
Thank you all for your continued support.
By Colette Curtis Recovery and Economic Development Director
Town of Paradise
The Paradise sewer project stands as a cornerstone of the town’s reconstruction efforts. Its implementation promises a two-fold enhancement to economic development:
Affordable housing: Lack of a sewer system’s dispersal of high-volume wastewater impedes the construction of affordable apartments and condos. By extending the sewer network along primary thoroughfares in Paradise, affordable housing units would be strategically positioned near evacuation routes, facilitating faster departures during emergencies.
Commercial business: The introduction of a sewer system would support the expansion of commercial enterprises in the downtown area. Unlike septic systems, which have capacity limitations, a sewer network would accommodate a wider range of businesses, including restaurants, hair salons, and other establishments generating substantial wastewater volumes, thus broadening the scope of services available to residents and visitors.
In late 2024, detailed project cost estimates made clear that the existing plan for a regional alternative was not economically feasible. As of 2025, the Town, with support from the California Water Control Board, is investigating options to build a local, scalable, and economically viable wastewater treatment facility to receive and treat Town wastewater. For more information visit paradisesewer. com
The Town completed our Transportation Master plan, a holistic analysis of the Paradise transportation network. This plan outlines critical gaps in infrastructure, conflicts, pinch points and other barriers to potential future evacuation events. Get more information and read the plan at townofparadise.com/pwe/page/transportationrecovery-efforts.
Using this information, the Town was able to apply for funding through the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program and received nearly $200 million to construct evacuation route improvements in Paradise. Read the Action Plan for the $200 million here: townofparadise.com/pwe/page/cdbg-dr-program
Starting in 2022, the Town embarked on a 5-year effort to repave all public roads in the Town of Paradise. Funded through a grant from FEMA and the Federal Highways Administration (FHWA), all public roads will be paved by the end of 2026.
You can find a map of the planned paving work, as well as an alphabetical list of roads and the year in which they are scheduled for paving on the Town’s website.
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in an emergency Great news! The 21 Emergency Warning Sirens are installed and operational. Audible testing of the towers occurs on the 15th of each month at noon. For more information, visit townofparadise. com/recovery/page/town-paradise-early-warning-sirens.
As the 2024–2025 school year draws to a close, Paradise Unified School District (PUSD) celebrates a year of resilience, connection, and progress. With students and staff committed to excellence and a bright future, the district continues to thrive and grow stronger.
This year, PUSD proudly serves 1,692 students — the highest enrollment since before the Camp Fire. This steady increase reflects the community’s confidence in the district and a renewed vitality across Paradise and Magalia. PUSD extends heartfelt thanks to families, staff, and the greater community for the unwavering support that fuels our success.
All three elementary schools — Paradise Ridge Elementary, Pine Ridge Elementary, and Cedarwood Elementary — offered Transitional Kindergarten (TK) programs. With even higher enrollment projected for 2025–2026, families are encouraged to register early to secure a spot. Enrollment is now open online at www.pusdk12.org under the “Enroll” section.
• Paradise High School introduced a Medical Pathway this school year, which was well received by students. The upcoming year will continue to offer a strong mix of college preparatory and Career Technical Education (CTE) programs. With over 440 students enrolled this year, the school looks forward to continued growth in the year ahead.
• Paradise Junior High School saw a healthy increase, ending the year with 192 students, up by more than 35 from last year. With renovations now complete, students and staff enjoyed a full school year without construction disruptions.
• Pine Ridge Elementary School is preparing to welcome new Principal Jennifer Childs. The school wrapped up the year with 172 students and a strong sense of community spirit and academic growth.
• Cedarwood Elementary is thriving in its new facilities utilizing the new stage in the cafeteria for a band performance. Cedarwood staff and students marked the school’s first full year on the new campus with a steady enrollment of 260 students.
• Paradise Ridge Elementary School is preparing to welcome new Principal John Bettencourt. The school continues to grow, ending the year with 508 students — an increase of more than 50 students from the previous year. In response to this growth, planning is now underway to rebuild on the original Paradise Elementary School site.
• Ridgeview High School led by new Principal David Smith had a successful year and established a unique identity,
rooted in core values defined by students and staff. Ridgeview currently has 60 students and many early graduates.
• eLearning Academy celebrated the success of 60 students completing the year through this flexible and innovative model.
PUSD will enter the new academic year with clear, focused goals aimed at fostering continuous improvement:
1. Enhancing Instruction & Engagement By strengthening Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), PUSD will empower teachers to collaborate, share best practices, and elevate student learning.
2. Improving Attendance Customized, site-specific MultiTiered Attendance Plans will continue to guide unique challenges and promote consistent student engagement.
3. Supporting Social-Emotional Wellness Through the use of RULER strategies, trauma-informed practices, and nurturing learning environments, PUSD is committed to fostering the well-being of every student.
The momentum at PUSD is undeniable. With a shared commitment to growth, innovation, and student success, we look forward to another year of progress, together as a community. Thank you for believing in the power of education on the Ridge.
The Paradise Ridge is a community that supports and values its variety of exceptional school choices. In addition to the excellent programs and facilities of the Paradise Unified School District, charter and private schools offer alternative options. The Ridge is also fortunate in its proximity to higher education with access to both a multi-campus community college and California state university.
PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
6696 Clark Road (530) 872-6400
Cedarwood Elementary (Grades TK-6)
6400 Columbine Road, Magalia (530) 873-3785
Paradise Ridge Elementary School (Grades TK-6)
6593 Pentz Road (530) 872-6415
Paradise eLearning Charter Academy (Grades K-12)
5911 Maxwell Drive (530) 872-6425
Paradise High School (Grades 9-12)
5911 Maxwell Drive (530) 872-6425
Paradise Junior High School (Grades 7-8)
5657 Recreation Drive (530) 872-6465
Pine Ridge School (Grades TK-6)
13878 Compton Drive, Magalia (530) 873-3800
Ridgeview High School (Grades 10-12)
5944 Maxwell Drive, Paradise (530) 872-6422
Achieve Charter School (Grades TK-8)
771 Elliott Road, Paradise - and(Grades TK-8) 1494 East Avenue, Chico (530) 872-4100
Children’s Community Charter (Grades TK-8)
6830 Pentz Road, Paradise (530) 877-2227
HomeTech Charter School (Grades TK-12) 6241 Skyway (530) 872-1171
Paradise Charter Middle School (Grades 6-8)
6473 Clark Road, (530) 872-7277
Paradise Adventist
Elementary (Grades K-8)
5699 Academy Drive, Paradise, (530) 872-1576
Paradise Adventist Academy (Grades 9-12)
5699 Academy Drive, Paradise, (530) 877-6540
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Paradise Ridge Elementary
Pine Ridge Elementary
Paradise Junior High Teen Center
6241 Skyway (530) 413-9740 Mon-Fri 2:30-6:30
Open summer hours for summer camp members RIDGE PRESCHOOL
Pee Wee Preschool (Ages 2-5) M-F 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m. 7196 Skyway, Paradise, (530) 413-9485
Butte Community College 3536 Butte Campus Drive, Oroville (530) 895-2511
California State University, Chico (530) 898-4636
Elder College at CSU Chico (Age 60+)
400 W 1st Street, Chico (530) 898-6105
By Jan Goodlin Executive Director, Rebuild Paradise Foundation
At its heart, the Rebuild Paradise Foundation is Paradise’s biggest cheerleader. We are a community-based non-profit dedicated to the long-term recovery of the Camp Fire-affected areas in Butte County. Since 2019, we’ve been focused on removing barriers to rebuilding—reducing pre-construction costs, expanding access to insurance, and promoting fire-resilient, affordable housing. To date, we’ve returned over $2.5 million directly to the community through grants and support services.
Current Programs Include:
Our newest grant program provides a voucher for base rock to surround the first 5 feet of homes in the Camp Fire footprint—creating effective defensible space and improving insurability. This practical mitigation step is supported by fire officials and insurance professionals alike.
RPF offers a curated library of master-planned home designs that meet the latest California building codes and are pre-approved by the Town of Paradise and Butte County. These plans save homeowners time and thousands of dollars in design and engineering fees.
We’re proud to collaborate with Mercury Insurance to identify and promote practical steps homeowners can take to qualify for coverage. Together, we’re working to improve access to insurance while advocating for smart, community-wide mitigation efforts.
Rebuild Paradise is actively working to shift the conversation around our community—from tragedy to transformation. Paradise is a place of resilience, innovation, and beauty, and we’re helping share that story through partnerships, media outreach, and our programs.
Don’t miss the “Our Future is Bright” mural at Paradise Community Park. This stunning ceramic tile installation features the handprints of 2,500 local children and celebrates the strength and hope of the next generation rising from the ashes of the Camp Fire. See it on page 71.
Stay connected with us to see stories of hope, progress, and creativity on the Ridge. Want to be featured or share your rebuild? Email us at info@rebuildparadise.org. Let’s keep rebuilding—together.
Save the date for our upcoming Insurance Forum focused on making homes safer, more insurable, and more affordable to rebuild. Industry experts, including Mercury Insurance, will join us to share guidance and celebrate successful homeowner case studies.
Instagram: @rebuildparadiseca
Facebook: Rebuild Paradise Foundation
Website: rebuildparadise.org
Phone: 530-413-8056
Email: info@rebuildparadise.org
Welcome to Applied Strengths Ministry™ (ASM). We are a web-based Christian based ministry and hold weekly Friday night bible studies in paradise. The ministry teaches the bible using at times other support references to expound on it’s more difficult to understand truths. It is for anyone who is seeking a supernatural right-now experience with God in a community setting. Knowing God has the preeminence in our Christian lives above any and all things with the exception of also obeying Him.
We believe in working together in unity, in and on our natural and spiritual strengths to the effective working out the will and calling of God in our lives until we become developed in His perfect love and the fullness of Christ. Accountability comes to us all as individuals and not to a denomination or non-denominational church. Each of us can stand in the presence of God blameless in the day of His coming knowing that we took a personal responsibility for our growth and spiritual activity which should look like the activities of Jesus.
We are not looking to grow into a mega anything but simply exist to equip and release others into ministry as they are ready.
We can be found on more than 30-platforms including YouTube, Buzzsprout, X, LinkedIn, Tumbler, Vimeo, Rumble, and Pinterest.
The ministry is heard in over 74 countries and thousands of cities across the world since going live beginning on June 2022.
The following scriptures represent the foundation in which we try and focus on: Ephesians 4:11-16, Mark 11:22-24,16:15-18, 2 Tim 3:14-17, and Matthew 28:18-20
The primary Podcast platform is “ :https://deepwaters. buzzsprout.com “
The Podcast Preacher is one of our branding and trademarks designed to reflect that we are a Podcast ministry which also has it’s roots in Paradise, CA. 530-591-0051
By Tonya Dale Cedar Creek Publishing
Our water. Our future. That’s what Paradise Irrigation District (PID) proudly shares in its motto, and there’s a definite reason for every word in that slogan.
The word “our” is repeated twice because PID belongs to all of us in this community. PID is a special district, governed by five Paradise residents who voluntarily serve on the board of directors to oversee the agency’s direction. Contact information for board members is on the district’s website (PIDWater.com) and they welcomes input from their neighbors.
PID board members meet monthly to make decisions which affect all of us, from plans for future water projects to setting policies for customer service and water rates. Learn more about the board at PIDWater.com/board.
PID’s water source is the watershed around Paradise Lake and Magalia Reservoir. Recreation around Paradise Lake, including fishing, hiking, kayaking and biking, is managed by Paradise Recreation and Park District. The “raw” water is treated to meet and exceed state and federal standards at PID’s Treatment Plant, just below the Magalia Dam.
Without water, our community wouldn’t have what it needs for new construction, for Paradise residents and for businesses. PID is excited to be a vital part of our growing community’s future!
PID’s water is clean, delicious and dependable—and we add no fluoride!
Rigorous and ongoing testing reveals that Paradise Irrigation Districtʻs drinking water continues to meet—and exceed— California and federal public health standards. The. annual water quality report, also known as the Consumer Confidence Report, reflects district-wide monitoring and testing and is available at PidWater.com/ccr.
“PID is dedicated to providing top-quality water to our
state federal standards.
community,” notes Rebekah Sorensen, Treatment Plant Superintendent.
Sorensen team includes additional state-certified operators. They analyze the water flow needs, adjust the production and test the chemistry of the water ensuring the right filtration is occurring. Staff routinely samples water throughout the system making sure the water leaving the PID Treatment Plan is with great quality, and that quality continues throughout the distribution system.
Sorensen points out that safe drinking water is the cornerstone of the community. “The PID team diligently operates the treatment plant with attentiveness and care so that when PID customers open their tap, high-quality drinking water is available 24/7.”
PID Demonstration Garden gives residents local landscaping options
Thinking about spring planting, or new landscaping? Visit PID’s Demonstration Garden for ideas! Located 6344 Clark Road (just north of the PID Office) showcases ideas that are tailored for our community.
Landscaping features drought-tolerant plants that attract hummingbirds and butterflies, along with a diverse selection of native flora. Additionally, there are several walkway options throughout the garden. PID Demonstration Garden is open from dawn until dusk every day.
By Joleen Levy
Garden
The community healing garden at the Adventist Health site on Pentz Road is moving forward under new leadership. Paradise Stronger has taken the lead on the project, working to bring the vision to life. Raised garden beds are already in place, and development is well underway.
Adventist Health and the Feather River Health Foundation remain committed partners, continuing to support the garden’s growth and its role as a space for healing, connection, and community wellness.
In 2024, the Foundation provided funding to several key community initiatives, including:
• $3,100 for patient assistance
• $11,250 to the Butte County Local Fund Network
• $5,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of the North Valley
• $48,000 for the Adventist Health Patient Shuttle
• 50% of the $150,000 cost to complete a community healthcare needs assessment with the Town of Paradise
• $10,000 in operational support for Magalia Community Park
• $5,000 for Love Gives to support the October 2024 and April 2025 Love Paradise Days
• $10,000 to Paradise Stronger for Paradise Community Garden development
To date in 2025, the Feather River Health Foundation has awarded $5,000 in ongoing support to the Boys & Girls Club of the North Valley, reinforcing our commitment to youth and community development.
Additional funding decisions are currently in progress, with continued emphasis on projects that promote health, healing, and overall community well-being.
By Alex Beehner
Marketing and Community Engagement Director Boys and Girls Club of the North Valley
The Boys and Girls Club of the North Valley (BGCNV) continues to broaden its impact on the Ridge by providing critical resources at four club sites, expanding Ridge summer services, all while providing essential case management services. As the Ridge rebuilds, BGCNV is investing in more opportunities to positively impact kids, families, and schools in creative and innovative ways.
BGCNV has been working collaboratively within the county and school district to support community initiatives around mental health, suicide prevention and social / emotional learning. Each year, the BGCNV provides direct services to more than 1,200 youth in the North Valley, with wrap-around services for families.
Focusing on positive activities and relationships
At BGCNV we know that high-quality out-of-school programs and wrap-around services will change the trajectory of a
The Boys and Girls Clubs offers tested, proven, evidence-based and nationally recognized programs within five core areas:
• Character and Leadership
• Academic and Career Development
• Health and Life Skills
• The Arts
• Fitness and Recreation
In addition, clubs provide music therapy, field trips, increased food services, direct support sponsorship and facilitate connections with resources so that children and families can become stable and thrive.
young person’s life. We are committed to empowering youth and families to reach their full potential. As more local children and families return to the Ridge, BGCNV fosters positive friendships and adult relationships, and provides a safe place for children to go every day after school and throughout the summer.
We still have so much more to do for our youth. Kids in our community need us to rally and remain committed to helping them reach their full potential. To get involved or learn more, please reach out to Rashell Brobst at rbrobst@bgcnv.org.
With urban housing prices pushing many Californians out of regions like the Bay Area, Sacramento, and Southern California, the Paradise Ridge offers a rare opportunity to own a home in a scenic, welcoming community. Residents enjoy more space for their dollar, essential amenities, arts and culture, and quick access to Chico and Oroville.
To support this growth, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce maintains WelcomeToTheRidge.com, a hub for anyone considering a move to or visit to the Ridge. The site offers relocation resources, real estate connections, dining and lodging options, community clubs, churches, and sample itineraries to help plan a visit or start a new life here.
“Life on the Ridge appeals to those seeking space to homestead, connect with neighbors, and fully immerse themselves in a lively, engaged community,” says Monica Nolan, CEO of the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce. “Our calendar bursts with events ranging from symphony concerts to hoedowns, art shows to goat fairs, live theatre to truck parades. WelcomeToTheRidge.com is where new and future residents can tap into the full rhythm of life on the Ridge.”
As the region grows, so does the opportunity to be part of something remarkable: the reimagining of a city on a hill.
TLook for Bucky signage at participating businesses and keep your dollars working in our community!
he Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce is proudly offers RidgeBucks, our community’s own shop-local gift card program. RidgeBucks ensure that dollars spent on the Ridge stayed right here—supporting businesses and fostering community connections.
The RidgeBucks mascot “Bucky” is our brand-amabassador dedicated to promoting local shopping. Keep an eye out for Bucky! Businesses that accept RidgeBucks will display Bucky signage, reminding everyone that shopping local means investing in Paradise’s future.
ü Shop Local, Support Community – Keep local dollars circulating within the Ridge!
ü One Card, Endless Options – Redeemable at a growing list of participating businesses, from restaurants and retailers to entertainment and services.
ü Perfect for Any Occasion – Birthdays, holidays, employee appreciation, housewarming or just because— RidgeBucks make giving easy while supporting our local economy.
ü Easy to Use – Choose a gift amount, send electronically, and let the recipient enjoy shopping at their favorite Ridge businesses!
• Select a RidgeBucks Gift Card value
• Send it to a recipient via email
• Recipient shops at participating businesses across the Ridge
Join the effort to strengthen our local economy—get your RidgeBucks today and support the businesses that make the Ridge thrive.
Visit ParadiseChamber.com and look for “Bucky” to purchase your RidgeBucks!
Have questions? Call us at 530-877-9356 or email info@ paradisechamber.com to learn more.
By Aubrey Pruis Association Executive/CEO, Paradise Association of Realtors
Paradise and Magalia, known as “The Ridge,” are poised for a promising 2025 in California’s housing market, offering affordability and resilience amid California’s high prices. With ongoing infrastructure improvements and insurance reforms, the Ridge remains a standout for buyers and investors. This forecast highlights 2025 expectations for Paradise and Magalia compared to California’s broader market, building on 2024’s trends.
more buyers wary of insurance costs elsewhere. These changes position Paradise and Magalia as stable, high-value markets compared to pricier coastal regions.
The Ridge’s housing market is expected to remain buyerfriendly in 2025, with steady demand and affordable prices. Paradise prices are averaging $275-$280 per sq. ft. and Magalia’s $205-$210, compared to California’s $600+ average. Paradise and Magalia are expected to see balanced housing markets, with median home prices rising by 3–7% and average days on market stabilizing. Diverse available housing, from custom homes to manufactured options, will continue attracting first-time buyers, retirees, and investors (the rental market demand is supported by 4,800 dayworkers).
The Ridge stands out for its affordability, with median home prices less than half the California average. Paradise and Magalia feature unique homes with scenic views and a welcome escape from urban sprawl. A strong sense of community, vibrant events like Gold Nugget Days, and access to school choice and quality education enhance livability. While challenges such as private road maintenance and septic system upkeep persist, they are increasingly balanced by the area’s value and programs aimed at easing the cost of homeownership.
While California’s market faces affordability hurdles (only 16% of households can afford the median home), the Ridge remains affordable, with prices 50-65% below the state median. The Ridge’s $435,000-$445,000 (Paradise) and $335,000-$345,000 (Magalia) forecasts underscore its edge over California’s $909,400 median.
The Paradise Sewer Project, reshaped in early 2025 with community input, is set to advance significantly in the coming year. The revised plan emphasizes sustainable infrastructure for the business district, balancing growth with the Ridge’s rural charm. Public engagement will continue, with key development progress on the horizon—improving utility access and supporting steady commercial growth, which in turn boosts property values and strengthens buyer confidence.
The California Department of Insurance’s 2024 reforms will have a positive impact this year, making homeowner insurance more accessible and affordable in wildfire-prone areas like the Ridge. Expanded provider options and lower premiums, spurred by risk mitigation incentives, are expected to draw
In 2025, Paradise and Magalia will solidify their appeal as affordable, vibrant communities. With median prices rising modestly, infrastructure upgrades progressing, and insurance reforms, the Ridge offers unmatched value against California’s soaring costs. Whether seeking a home or investment, the Ridge is a gem for 2025’s market, making it a haven for valuedriven buyers.
Local experts in home purchasing are poised to equip you with essential insights at the Town’s First Time Homebuyer Workshops. Professionals well-versed in the intricacies of the home purchasing process will provide in-depth coverage of these critical topics:
Key lender requirements you’ll need to meet
• The pivotal role of the purchase agreement in the homebuying process
• Title and escrow explained—what they are and why they matter
• Why hazard insurance is essential for protecting your investment
• The importance of a thorough home inspection before you buy
Don’t miss this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions. You will gain valuable insights into financial management and budgeting strategies, setting a solid foundation for your homeownership journey.
Workshops on a Friday morning every other month, at Town of Paradise Council Chambers, 5555 Skyway, Paradise. For more information and seat reservations 530872-6291x122
• Friday, August 1, 2025, 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Friday, October 3, 2025, 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Friday, December 5, 2025, 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
By Nadia Alekseev Housing Program & Services, Town of Paradise
What could be better than owning a piece of Paradise!
The Town of Paradise offers a First-Time Homebuyer Program to households interested in purchasing a home in Paradise. The Town’s program is available to those who haven’t owned a home in the past three years and meet certain income requirements. This includes individuals who own a vacant lot without a habitable dwelling. Eligible applicants may receive up to $100,000 in down-payment assistance, with deferred loans at 1% interest rate for the first 10 years. Since the Camp Fire, the program has helped more than 65 households become homeowners, including renters and newcomers to the community, reflecting the Town’s commitment to expanding homeownership opportunities. These funds are traditionally combined with a first mortgage to make homeownership more affordable; however, with survivors receiving PG&E settlements, these funds can be combined with FVT funds offering no monthly payments for low-income households.
First-Time homebuyer Devin Tickle shares his experience:
“The Town of Paradise made owning a home a reality for my family. We dreamed of buying a home, but the market made us feel defeated and discouraged. We learned that there was a perfect opportunity for us and we qualified for almost $100,000 that made it possible to own a home. We are grateful to the Town for walking us through our journey and helping us find the perfect home to start our family. Thank you, Paradise!”
Habitat for Humanity of Butte County’s goal is to help more families who lost housing in the Camp Fire return to their community and to help the devastated Town of Paradise recover by getting more affordable homes built for homeownership. The Town of Paradise First Time Homebuyer Program is an
immense resource that supports Habitat’s efforts. For more information, please reach out to administrative offices at 530343-7423 or go to www.buttehabitat.org.
The Town also offers financial assistance to households that own and live in a home in Paradise needing repairs to ensure compliance with current Health and Safety codes. In addition, a Reconstruction Loan Program is available for households that owned a home that was destroyed in the Camp Fire and are interested in rebuilding a modest home. Whether you need full assistance or partial support, Housing Technicians are available to help. Loans range from $2,000 to $450,000 and are paid directly to the contractor for work performed. Loans are deferred, with no payments required for 30 years. Interest accrues at 3% simple interest for the first 10 years, with interest forgiveness on the 20th anniversary. More than 65 households have been assisted since the Camp Fire, reflecting the strong ties residents have to Paradise.
One resident described her experience as follows: “After the Camp Fire I believed that I would never be able to move back to Paradise. I heard that the Town of Paradise was offering opportunities to homeowners wanting to rebuild. Through their insight and advice, I was able to find the right opportunity to begin my dream of moving back to Paradise. I am now in my new home in Paradise and loving life again.” – Joanne Thomson
If you’re still hoping to rebuild your home, or you own a home that requires improvements to address unsafe, unhealthy, unsanitary, or substandard conditions, reach out to the Town’s Housing Department at (530) 872-6291 x122 or housing@ townofparadise.com.”
The state has allocated $83,000,000 for the construction of affordable multifamily housing units in Paradise and construction has begun! A total of 290 units are planned to be completed and leased over the next two years, contributing to the growth and development of our community.
The Community Housing and Improvement Program (CHIP) completed and leased four single-family homes last year. For more information on these rentals, call (530) 891-6931
Eaglepointe Apartments are currently available, consisting of 43 units located at 5975 Maxwell Drive. continues next page
More affordable multi-family housing units continue to be constructed on the Ridge.
Academy Oaks, 475 Nunneley Road, 1br/1ba with garage, (530) 877-8840
Camino Apartments, 5931 Camino Lane, 1br/1ba & 2br/2ba with garage, (530) 876-1944
Elliott Court, 1000 Elliott Road, 1br/1ba, (530) 876-1236
Nunneley Properties, 443 Nunneley Road, 1br/1ba with garage, (530) 877-8840
Paradise Apartments, 4911 Skyway, 1br/1ba, (530) 876-4876
Paradise Boutique Apartments, 5900 Canyon View Dr. Studios,1br & 2br, (530) 519-4880
Sawmill Villa, 5439 Sawmill Road, 1br/1ba with garage, (530) 876-4876
Shadowbrook Villas, 1077 Shadowbrook Way, 1br/1ba, some with garage, (530) 872-8012
Shadowbrook Apartments, 1090 Shadowbrook Way, 1br/1ba, some with garage, (530) 872-1810
Woodview Cottages (senior community), 910 Buschmann Road, studios & 1br/1ba, utilities and DISH included in rent, (530) 876-4877
For leasing information, call (530) 806-6556 or visit eaglepointeparadise.com
Northwind Senior Apartments are currently available and consist of 21 units specifically for seniors, located at 6983 Pentz Road. For leasing information, call the Housing Authority of the County of Butte at (530) 895-4474 or visit www.northwindsenior.com.
Mayer Commons is close to completion of its 12-unit rebuild, located at 1561-1565 Kay Court. Contact RSC Associates at (530) 893-8228 for more information.
Cypress Family Apartments is 70 units currently under construction at 1633 Cypress Lane, scheduled for completion in November and will be available to all eligible households.
Cypress Senior Apartments is 70 units for seniors and will be located at 1623 Cypress Lane; construction will begin in the Fall of 2025.
Clark Road Apartments is a 70-unit complex being developed by Kingdom Development, Inc. and is located at 6480 Clark Road (across from the Post Office). Construction will begin in the Fall of 2025.
Contact the Town’s Housing Department at 530-8726291x122 or housing@townofparadise.com for more information.
The Town of Paradise prioritizes the reestablishment of the mobile home parks that provided homes for many of the Ridge’s senior population and others.
Blue Haven Estates, 5510 Clark Road, mobile homes for sale and rent, (530) 456-7605 -
Oak Hill Estates, 1340 Bille Road, (530) 876-1468 or (530) 351-8546
Edgewood Estates, 5427 Edgewood Road, (530) 456-7643
Forest Glen MHP, single wide, and RV spaces,1080 Pearson Rd, 530-353-0789
Paradise Mobile Estates 1354 Elliott Road, new manufactured homes for sale -- single & double wide (530) 410-4563
Paradise Ridge Mobile Home Community, 6656 Pentz Road, mobile homes for sale and rent, (530) 456-7605
Pine Grove Family Park, 1368 Garnet Lane, single & double wide spaces, (530) 762-8609
Sawmill Estates, open RVs, 5430 Sawmill Road, (530) 456-7643
Skyway Villa MHP, 7726 Skyway, (530) 877-1350 or (530) 682-4788
Sherwood Forest, 1280 Wagstaff Road, family community park, single & double spaces, (530) 762-8609
Check-In: 3:00 P.M.
Check-Out: 11:00 A.M. Pets may be accepted. Please contact the hotel directly for full details.
Virus protocols strictly followed
By Pamm Larry
Initial Instigator and Chief Rabble Rouser
Butte County Local Food Network
Did You Know? The Ridge is the most active community garden region in Butte County—with five thriving gardens and growing!
With food prices projected to rise significantly in 2025— some forecasts suggest they could even double—it’s a smart time to start growing your own. Whether it’s planting in your (fenced!) backyard or joining one of the local community gardens, now’s the time to dig in, grow fresh, and build resilience.
Paradise Community Garden has been working like an ant farm behind the scenes and is now on the move under the leadership of Aaron Singer! It is located on Déjà Vu Gardens Galore Nursery’s property at 5425 Foster Road in Paradise. (Many thanks to Déjà Vu for letting the community use the land!)
Want to get involved? Contact Aaron at aaronsinger@ paradisestronger.org for work days and meetings.
Magalia Community Garden - Come visit us at 13843 South Park Dr., Magalia—yes, we’re even on Google Maps!
This welcoming garden features a mix of private raised beds and shared community growing spaces, with plans already in the works for expansion. A big thank you to Magalia Community Park for generously providing the land, irrigation, and water—making this vibrant garden possible.
Stop by and see what’s growing!
Contact: Jeanne Brovelli brovellijeanne@gmail.com
Paradise First Christian Church
5738 Pentz and Pearson, Paradise. (530) 877-9923
Every Sat. 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Walk-in pantry open to Paradise and Magalia residents. Please bring proof of residency. No ID necessary. Come in and shop for yourself.
Hope Center and Love Cares 6153 Center St., Paradise. Josh (530) 552-1855 or Marna (530) 762-7232
Tues. and Thurs. 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Necessary items of food, personal hygiene products, household items and clothing.
Magalia Community Church
13700 Old Skyway, Magalia. (530) 877-7963
Thurs.11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Paradise Neighborhood Garden - a sweet space on Jennifer and Mike Peterson’s land is becoming a hub for growing, composting and bio-char. Stay tuned and come play as this gem grows into a vital part of the Paradise food and healing scene. Find out more at the Paradise/Magalia Gardens Facebook group. https://tinyurl. com/Pdsgarden.
Stirling City Neighborhood Garden - a wonderful space run by Yvette and her crew. Join in the fun and adventures as it continues to be a community hub waaay up the Ridge. Contact Yvette at Ramirezm86@gmail.com
Bumblebee Garden - our very own garden Paradise! This garden is a partnership between the Butte County Local Food Network and the Denofrios- Allison and Mike. It is a place to create community, grow food together, attend neighborhood events and meetings and to inspire all with what can happen when you transform your yard into a budding food forest. 253 Burden Terrace, Paradise. Work days are usually Mondays. Find out more by contacting Pamm at pamm@bclocalfood.org
We all invite you to join us, save money on food and get dirty!
is a door-to-door food collection program that provides a steady supply of food to help feed the hungry on the Ridge.
Help Fight Hunger on the Ridgebecome a Green Bag donor:
• Sign up to be added to the bi-monthly pick-up route: www.paradisestronger.org/donor-registration
• Fill a bag with nonperishable food items.
• On pick-up day, place the bag on your porch.
• Volunteer drivers will collect the bags and deliver them to local food pantries.
• Pantries will store the donations and distribute them to families on the Ridge.
For more information, call Paradise Stronger at (530) 327-7235.
By Todd Hummel President, Paradise Garden Club
The Paradise Garden Club established in 1950 is commemorating 75 years of activities focused on restoration, beautification, and education through gardening projects and events. Our beautification team, led by Jeudie Lovell, works tirelessly every Thursday morning, weather permitting, to enhance our Town with various projects. Many of the daffodils adorning our streets were planted by our dedicated volunteers.
Since the Camp Fire we have shown remarkable resilience thanks to the dedication and efforts of our core members. Join us, improve your gardening skills and meet new friends. We hold monthly meetings at the Terry Ashe Park every second Monday at 1:00 pm, featuring engaging speakers and diverse presentations.
The Paradise Garden Tour is our annual fund raiser, showcasing beautifully curated home gardens, a vibrant plant sale, and a unique Gardeners’ Boutique, offering inspiration, expert advice, and a celebration of local gardening creativity. Some of Paradise’s most experienced and informed gardeners are always on hand to answer your local gardening questions and
The Paradise Garden Club maintains PID’s Demonstration Garden, providing inspiration and information on plants, irrigation, and water-wise landscaping ideas located at 6332 Clark Road, Paradise.
to connect you to further resources for your convenience. The funds from this event support our community through civic beautification projects and scholarship programs.
For more information or to contact us please visit our website paradisegardenclub.org
Déjà Vu, formerly Mendon’s Nursery, now open 7 days, stocking over 40,000 items!
By Cindy Dawson Owner, Déjà Vu Nursery
Awarded Chico Enterprise Record READERS’ CHOICE! BEST NURSERY IN BUTTE COUNTY
At Déjà Vu
Awarded the 2023 PARADISE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce!
Gardens our knowledgeable staff provides personalized, expert customer service, and we are happy to load your purchases. New inventory continues to arrive, wide variety of ornamental and hard-to-find trees and specimens. Also, vibrant annuals, perennials, peonies, rhododendrons, hydrangeas, dogwoods, and evergreens.
Houseplants, vegetable starts, all USDA Certified Organic or NonGMO heirloom seed, herbs, citrus and fruit trees. Award-winning roses, a tribute to our beloved Jerry Mendon.
Thousands of rare ornamental trees, Japanese maples, dwarf evergreens, specimen trees, Zen Garden accents, and more. Highquality sod and Bumper Crop Organic soils, exclusively at Master Nursery Garden Centers.
Yard art, custom fountains, birdbaths, wine barrels, and gift certificates. Free monthly classes, delivery and planting services.
Don’t miss our annual Peddlers Fair, a beloved Ridge tradition. Déjà Vu Antiques and Collectibles is back! Look for our Red Sheds at the nursery, and a huge booth at Attic Treasures of Paradise, on Skyway!
“Together—we are replanting Paradise! ™”
Déjà Vu Nursery
5424 Foster Road, Paradise
Open 7 days a week (530) 877-7431
Follow us on Facebook www.dejavunursery.com
Heinke’s
Plants & Produce
Nursery, bring home “A Taste of Paradise”
by Terran Heinke Owner, Heinke’s “Taste of Paradise” Plants & Produce Nursery
Located next to Paradise Town Hall, Heinke’s Plants & Produce Nursery is a vibrant gathering place for gardeners, growers, and neighbors alike. Offering premium plants, trees, fresh produce, and garden supplies, the nursery supports everyone from home gardeners to landscaping professionals.
As host of the Ridge Produce Collective’s Paradise Farmers Market, Heinke’s also serves as a community hub where locals connect over fresh, seasonal goods and artisan products. The curated selection includes flowers, vegetable starts,
By Laurie Noble Co-owner, Noble Orchards and Nursery
Since 1921, Noble Orchards has produced apples at their Pentz Road location in Paradise. Today in addition to the many varieties of apples, you will find peaches, nectarines, and nursery plants.
Seasonal offerings include pollinators and herbs, maple, conifer trees and shrubs and Pink Lady apple trees. Our succulent collection will add interest to a beautiful rock garden-and are almost free of care once planted.
The nursery was gifted over 150 varieties of Bearded Iris from a dear friend on the Ridge after the Camp Fire. Visit our growing display at the nursery. As orchard fruits ripen, usually in June, we will be open at the farm daily.
This year we have the added challenge of, much needed, road work but the Town and PG&E are making sure the community has access to the orchard! So come on by.
The historic stone building built by Grandpa Perry Noble in the late 1940s is a beautiful space that today houses our sales area until we can rebuild our sales and fruiit packing shed.
Look to Facebook Noble Orchards for updated information about available products and hours of operation.
Noble Orchards and Nursery 7050 Pentz Road, Paradise since 1921. Open daily (in spite road work). Check FB for hours. Wed. at Paradise Party in the Park Sat. at Chico Certified Market, returning as apples ripen
fruit trees, native plants, and organic soil amendments— everything needed to cultivate a thriving garden in Ridge conditions.
Open every Saturday, Heinke’s invites visitors to browse, shop, and enjoy a true taste of Paradise.
Heinke’s “Taste of Paradise” Nursery 5505 Skyway, Paradise (next to Town Hall) Open Saturday 9 a.m. -3 p.m.
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By Heidi Lange President, Parade of Flags
Paradise proudly displays a stunning Parade of Flags along Skyway on Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veterans Day—an inspiring tradition that began in 1998 thanks to the vision of local WWII veteran Bill Wells. With the support of former Mayor Ray Dalton, the Town of Paradise embraced the idea wholeheartedly.
Before the very first parade, Dalton and a dedicated team of veteran volunteers borrowed a compressor from the Paradise Irrigation District and drilled hundreds of flag holes along the Skyway. Initial funding came from a “Sponsor a Flag” program, which quickly grew to include deeply meaningful donations: commemorative flags from military funerals, flags that had flown over the U.S. Capitol, and others rich with personal history and patriotism.
On Memorial Day, Independence Day and Veterans Day, teams of volunteers plant hundreds of American flags along the Skyway in Paradise and Magalia in honor of veterans.
Following the devastation of the 2018 Camp Fire, this cherished tradition was revived through the generosity of individuals and organizations. The Daughters of the American Revolution led the way, with additional support from members of E. Clampus Vitus and the Paradise Rotary Club, who donated replacement flags.
Each holiday, dedicated volunteers retrieve the flags from storage, clear the placement holes, raise the flags with care, and respectfully remove them by sundown. Every step is carried out with deep reverence and strict adherence to flag etiquette—reflecting the community’s enduring respect for service, sacrifice, and tradition.
Hours: Mon-Thur 7-10, Fri-Sat 7-11, Sun 7-9
Discover a liquor shopping experience that goes above and beyond. Thanks to our spacious layout, we’re fully stocked with an impressive selection to suit every taste, budget, and occasion.
• From everyday essentials to premium selections
• Liquor, wine, spirits, and mixers across all categories
• Specialty items and rare finds for collectors and connoisseurs
• Don’t miss our curated gift sets and bottle combo packs—perfect for celebrations or thoughtful gifting.
Explore our beer cave—packed with top brands, craft brews, and hard-to-find ales.
We also offer a variety of snacks to complement any drink or gathering.
Coming Soon: * Drive-Thru Convenience! For those days when staying in your car just makes sense.
*Excludes items containing any alcohol Visit
Adventist Health is pleased to provide comprehensive healthcare services in one convenient location at Feather River Health Center in Paradise. This approach ensures the community has access to primary care, specialty care, and diagnostic services.
Adventist Health offers a Rapid Care Clinic at Paradise Feather River Health Center on Skyway. Rapid Care is a step between a primary care appointment and a visit to Urgent Care or the Emergency Room. They treat conditions such as colds, flu, bug bites, sore throats, or earaches—issues that need prompt attention but aren’t emergencies. To save time, they offer a dedicated phone line with current clinic hours. 530-876-7271 for a recorded message updated daily.
MRI, Mammography, and Bone Density
Adventist Health offers advanced imaging, including MRI services, in Paradise at our Skyway location. While most MRI procedures are available, breast and cardiology MRIs are not currently offered.
Women’s Imaging Services— mammography and bone density testing—support early detection and proactive health management. These
Oroville Hospital is dedicated to providing the finest health care to Butte County and the North Valley communities. Oroville Hospital is a 153-bed acute care facility specializing in a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services, including multiple physician practices. Oroville Hospital’s mission is to provide personalized health care to residents by offering a medical home with a wide range of integrated services, from prevention and treatment to wellness.
Oroville Hospital has a compassionate medical staff of more than 200 physicians, over 50 specialty services and 11 clinic locations. As a leader in innovation, Oroville Hospital continues to expand its integrated services to provide residents access to local quality health care for generations to come. To learn more about the hospital’s latest advancements, or to find a clinic location near you, visit www.OrovilleHospital.com.
services are available at the Paradise Feather River Health Center by provider referral. For scheduling, call 530-332-1901.
We are actively recruiting providers to expand services and improve consistency in care. Our goal is to enhance access to quality healthcare while keeping our patients informed.
For a complete listing of services in Butte and Tehama counties, visit AdventistHealth.org/ OurClinics or contact Customer Service Center at 530-872-2000.
Feather River Health Center, 5125 Skyway, Paradise (530) 332-1901 Rapid Care Clinic 5125 Skyway, Paradise 530-876-7271 (530-876-RAP1)
Women’s Health: Adventist Health Physicians Network. 6283 Clark Rd, Ste. 5, Paradise
Oroville Hospital 2767 Olive Highway, Oroville (530) 533-8500
info@orohosp.com
Enloe Health is a proudly independent, nonprofit system offering an array of health care services. With a 264-bed hospital, a Level II Trauma Center and the only hospitalowned and -operated air medical service in California, Enloe Health’s mission is elevating the health of our communities.
Enloe serves patients throughout the North State and offers more than 45 medical services, including cardiac surgery and heart care,
neurosurgery, orthopedics, joint replacement, cancer care, maternity and gynecological care, and bariatrics services.
• Enloe serves as the regional medical center for six counties and is the only Level II trauma center between Sacramento and Redding.
• Enloe brings pioneering technology and procedures to the North State.
• For the fifth year in a row, Enloe Health has been recognized as a U.S. News & World Report Best Regional Hospital.
• ”Enloe has a Planetree Gold Distinction medical center. Planetree is an internationally recognized nonprofit organization that partners with health care providers around the world to advance patient-centered approaches to care. Gold Distinction is Planetree’s highest honor. Only five organizations worldwide have earned this honor.
Let Enloe Health care for you and your loved ones.
Enloe Health www.enloe.org 1531 Esplanade, Chico 530-332-7300
Grit Fitness
Open 24 hours
6626 Clark Rd, Ste. N, in Paradise Plaza (530) 783-6030
Grit Fitness Paradise is a premier, locally owned 24-hour gym designed to meet the diverse needs of its members. With roundthe-clock access, you can prioritize your fitness goals on your own schedule — whether you’re an early riser or a night owl.
The vibrant, state-of-the-art facility offers everything you need to succeed, including free weights, strength machines, and a full range of cardio equipment, welcoming all fitness levels.
Owner Carrie Lambert, a Paradise resident for over 20 years, shared her inspiration: “As a dedicated personal trainer, I’ve always dreamed of creating a space where people can transform their lives and build confidence in themselves.”
Carrie invites the community to be part of the Grit Fitness journey: become stronger, more active, and thrive together. “Your fitness paradise is here — let’s thrive together!”
Curves Paradise
6848 Skyway Suite G, Paradise (530) 877-8300
Curves Paradise has been strengthening women on the Ridge for over 25 years! For the past decade, owner Jeni Harris has kept the club modern with new circuit equipment, technology upgrades like Evolt Body Composition Scans, MyZone Fitness Tracking, and At-Home workout options — all while maintaining the classic Curves Full Body Workout.
Curves offers an effective 30-minute strength training circuit designed for women of all ages and fitness levels, combining strength, cardio, and flexibility. It’s the world’s most scientifically validated exercise program, endorsed by the Cleveland Clinic.
With coach-led workouts and flexible drop-in hours, you’ll always get personalized support without the need for class schedules. Contact Jeni to learn more about Curves’ fun and flexible fitness solutions, both in-club and at home!
6848 P Skyway Ste P, Paradise (530) 876-4151
Paradise Stronger is more than just a gym, it is a movement, partnering with residents and organizations to build a stronger, healthier future for all by offering a wide range of activities, including wellness workshops, cooking classes, walking groups, community hikes, after-school programs, mindfulness sessions, and more.
As a 24-hour fitness facility, Paradise Stronger’s doors are always open for functional fitness and senior-friendly classes, step, spin, and yoga-- there is truly something for every body, age, and stage of life.
Paradise Stronger welcomes newcomers with a free week to explore the facility and classes. Those buying or building on the Ridge receive a full month free to jumpstart their wellness journey.
Paradise Stronger is the first gym on the Ridge to offer showers, and soon will introduce on-site childcare.
14144 Lakeridge Circle, Unit 6, Magalia (707) 496-4198
Fitness starts here, reach for the best version you can be, at our facility or from the comfort of your home. Multiple subscription options, based on your needs. Personal training available, in person or online through Zoom or Google Meet.
Memberships are month to month, half off the joining fee by bringing in this article. Open 24 hours. Offering Fitnessaurus a senior fitness class, Monday and Wednesday 3:00 to 3:45. Office hours: Mon, Wed, Friday 10a.m.-6p.m. or call for appointment.
In Paradise and across the Ridge, Moms of the Ridge (MOTR) has become a trusted support network for parents and caregivers. Moms of the Ridge (MOTR) fosters a community where mothers, families, caregivers, and guardians come together to share enriching experiences for children while also caring for themselves. Founded by local mom Staci Galla, this 501(c)(3) organization is a cornerstone for family connection, mutual support, and community fun.
The group was created to build connections by curating engaging activities to create lasting memories for children and strong bonds between families. “We aim to be more than just a community, we’re a supportive network,” says Galla, echoing the group’s vision of helping children and parents flourish.
“Our mission is twofold: nurture kids and care for the mental health of those raising them,” says Galla. That mission has resonated deeply, growing the group to over 2,800 active
members - local moms, dads, grandparents, and guardians showing up for one another to offer advice, celebrate milestones, and lend support in hard times.
In a major milestone, MOTR opened a welcoming community space at 466 Pearson Road, Paradise—a vibrant hub made possible through volunteers and donations. It now serves as a drop-in center and gathering place for local families.
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, foster caregiver, or simply looking for community, MOTR invites you to come as you are. Whether you’re looking for playmates for your toddler, advice for your teen, or adult conversation after a long day of diapers and homework, you’ll find it here.
To learn more or get involved, email info@momsoftheridge. org or (530) 433-9193. There’s always a cup of coffee, a listening ear, and a friendly community waiting to welcome you.
The inspiring display of service flags flutter in the breeze in front of Paradise Veterans Hall on the corner of Skyway and Elliott.
• Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Post 106 Cmdr. Nathan Powell 530 413-4963
• Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Post 2039 Cmdr. Keith Taylor 530 616-1781
• VFW Women’s Auxiliary, Post 2039 Cmdr. Margaret Estrada 530 781-3851
• Paradise Honor Guard (for memorial service) Cmdr. Nigel Parkhurst 530 873-0223
Ridge Veterans Memorial dedicated November 11, 2021
By David Lemire, Commander American Legion, Post 259
Welcome Home Veterans! The Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall, located in central Paradise at the corner of Skyway and Elliott Road welcomes all prior service members and their families. Call any Hall Commander to join one or all the organizations.
A 105MM Howitzer joins the inspiring metal sculpture depicting the 1945 flag raising at Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima, Japan, and a donated Korean War era jeep. The “Salute to Ridge Veterans,” a 3,489-pound granite memorial was dedicated on November 11, 2021. The outdoor exhibit area is surrounded by an inspirational display of seven service flags, each representing a branch of the military service including the new Space Force flag. This open-air memorial is a fitting tribute to our brave Ridge veterans.
The Veteran’s Hall is a welcoming venue with a large hall, meeting rooms, dining area, and commercial kitchen—ideal for community and private events of all sizes, with basic equipment provided.
Everyone’s welcome at the Veterans Hall’s weekly events! Join Bingo every Wednesday at 5 p.m., plus enjoy square dancing and live band nights. Stay tuned—Movie Night is coming soon!
The Veteran’s Hall is home to the American Legion, Post 259, Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Post 106, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1039 with the VFW Auxiliary, Post 1039. We are also proud to sponsor the Paradise Honor Guard with membership from all our Paradise Veteran organizations.
Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall 6650 Skyway, Paradise, CA 95969 530 762-9275
• Veterans Day Celebration Tuesday, November 11, 2025
• Memorial Day Celebration Monday, May 26, 2025
• VFW Auxiliary BINGO Wednesdays, starts at 4 p.m.
• VFW Auxiliary Bunco 2nd Tuesday each month at 6 p.m.
• Veteran Coffee & Donuts 1st Friday each Month 8 a.m.-11 a.m.
Center for Spiritual Living –Chico
Sunday Meditation at 9:30 a.m.,
Inspirational Lesson at 10:00 a.m.
Worship available in person, on Zoom, YouTube, and Facebook Business hours: Monday–Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 14 Hillary Lane, Chico (530) 877-5673
Visit www.cslchico.org or Facebook for current updates
Craig Memorial Congregational Church
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Meets at the “Little Red Church” behind St. Nicholas Episcopal 5872 Oliver Road, Paradise (530) 519-3113
First Baptist Church of Paradise
Sunday Worship at 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday Service at 5:00 p.m.
6500 Clark Road, Paradise (530) 877-3532
Food Pantry: Fridays, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Commodity Distribution: 3rd
Tuesday of each month, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Magalia Community Church
Sunday Services at 10:00 a.m. (in the Hall and streamed on YouTube)
13700 Old Skyway, Magalia (530) 877-7963
Our Savior Lutheran Church (LCMS)
Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m.
(in person or online)
6404 Pentz Road, Paradise (530) 877-7321
Visit website calendar for Bible study schedule
Paradise Adventist Church
Sabbath School: Saturdays at 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service: Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. (in person in the gymnasium)
5699 Academy Drive, Paradise (530) 877-4454
Online services on Facebook and YouTube
Served every Friday from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. in Luther Hall. All are welcome for a nourishing meal and community fellowship.
780 Luther Drive, Paradise (between Grocery Outlet and Terry Ashe Park) (530) 877-3549
First Baptist Church, celebrating 125 years on the Ridge! Established in 1899 and affiliated with the California Southern Baptist Convention and Sierra Butte Baptist Association. Ministries include youth and young adult groups, children’s church, Bible studies, and a community food pantry open to all.
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Sunday Mass: 10:30 a.m. (English), 12:30 p.m. (Español)
Tuesday Mass: 6:00 p.m. (Bilingual with potluck following)
Wednesday–Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. (English) Adoration: Fridays after 8:30 a.m. Mass until 6:00 p.m. Confession: Tuesday, 5:00 to 5:45 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 8:00 to 8:25 a.m.
Friday, 8:00 to 8:25 a.m. and 4:30 to 5:45 p.m.
767 Elliott Road, Paradise (530) 877-4501
Visit www.stmparadise. org/2025-events for calendar
Paradise Lutheran Church
Sunday Worship and Communion at 10:15 a.m.
Bible Study: Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m.
780 Luther Drive, Paradise (530) 877-3549 paradiselutheran.org
Annual traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings
Held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, November 2025
13700 Old Skyway, Magalia (530) 877-7963
The Paradise Branch of the Butte County Library, located at 5922 Clark Road, has been connecting our community with knowledge, resources, and enrichment since 1914. Whether you’re looking to explore new worlds, boost your tech skills, or entertain the kids—there’s something for everyone, and it’s all free!
Step inside to find a diverse collection of books, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, and newspapers. Need a device? The library lends tablets and mobile hotspot devices, giving you internet access at home—completely free of charge.
Tech support continues in the building with public computers, WiFi, printing, and scanning available to all visitors.
From the comfort of home, library cardholders can enjoy a treasure trove of digital content.
• Hoopla: Stream movies and music
• Newsbank: Access newspapers, obituaries, and more
• Libby & Enki: Borrow eBooks, audiobooks, and eMagazines anytime
Fun for Kids, Families, and More
There’s always something happening at the library:
• Babies Love Books and weekly storytimes for little ones
• Paradise Crafternoon: A hands-on creative escape for children
• Chess Club: Open to all ages
• Lego Day: Perfect for children, tweens, and teens
MONTHLY BOOK SALE, held every third Saturday—a great chance to support the library and score some great reads!
Stay up to date on upcoming events and programs by visiting: buttecounty.librarycalendar.com/events
The Paradise Branch Library 5922 Clark Road, Paradise Tues. Wed, 10 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thurs. noon to 8 p.m. Fri. Sat. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Sun. Mon. 530-552-5652, www.buttecounty.net/bclibrary
From cafés to sweet treats, the Ridge offers a variety of local dining options. This directory features Chamber member restaurants—businesses invested in our community and economy.
Authentic Thai Cuisine of Paradise
6689 Skyway, Paradise (530) 877-4296
Fresh ingredients and a wide variety of Thai favorites served with care in a welcoming atmosphere.
Baker Street
Bistro Food Truck
14458 Skyway, Magalia (530) 828-1800
Bringing the bold, spicy flavors of the Bayou to the Ridge from a vibrant and popular food truck.
Green Paradise Café
6201 Skyway, Paradise (530) 520-4011
A go-to spot for natural, organic, and health-conscious eats— offering grilled sandwiches, salads, rice bowls, baked goods, nachos, and quesadillas.
Izzy’s Bar and Grill
13915 S Park Drive, Magalia (530) 413-9709
Casual sports bar serving burgers, sandwiches, salads, beer, and wine—with big screen TVs and outdoor seating.
Lofi Cafe
5913 Clark Rd Ste A, James Square, Paradise (760) 563-4649
Specialty coffees, teas, and boba paired with creative sandwiches, fresh pastries, and seasonal menus crafted by
Chef Jared Kramer. Catering available.
Madd Natters
Donuts
5913 Clark Rd. Ste. D, James Square, Paradise (530) 513-3136 1414 Lakeridge Circle, Magalia
Family-owned with two Ridge locations, offering creative and custom doughnuts including favorites like the Apple Fritter and Cinnamon Twist.
Maria’s Kitchen
1132 Elliott Road, Paradise (530) 876-1086
Homemade Mexican dishes with outdoor seating. Famous for tamales. Catering available. Check Facebook for daily specials.
Meeho’s
6808 Skyway, Paradise (530) 762-2591
Mexican comfort food served dine-in, patio, or drive-thru. Known for rolled tacos and white sauce chicken enchiladas.
Meeho’s Food Truck
7334 Skyway, Paradise (530) 762-2591
Serving up Mexican favorites along with classic bites like burgers, fries, onion rings, and hot dogs.
Mountain Mike’s Pizza
6626 K Clark Road, Paradise Plaza, Paradise (530) 872-1991
Home of the legendary pepperoni pizza, with a salad bar, beer, and wine. Dine-in, carryout, or delivery.
Nic’s Deli & Wine Bar
6256 Skyway, Paradise (530) 413-9422
Offering fresh food, beer, and wine with indoor and patio dining. Trivia Thursdays, live music Fridays, and catering services.
Pizza Factory 5835 Clark Road, Paradise (530) 783-3094
Pizza, pasta, and salad in a family-friendly setting—plus an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet and beer & wine.
Ridge Top Parlor
797 Elliott Road, Unit D, Paradise (530) 762-7074
Creative, handcrafted ice cream and sweet treats, plus grab-and-go sandwiches, wraps, and salads.
Coyote Ridge Coffee was founded by Joan Davis, a Paradise resident who, along with her family, was drawn to the Ridge by its strong sense of community.
Although not a traditional storefront café, Davis brings people together over coffee with purpose—hosting tasting events and more. Coyote Ridge Coffee is available online and locally at Buffy’s Gift Barn of Paradise, with additional retail locations and café partnerships on the horizon. The beans are carefully sourced and roasted in small batches by a trusted specialty-grade roasting partner to ensure a smooth, flavorful cup. Offerings include handcrafted blends and distinctive single origins.
Inspired by the resilience and spirit of Paradise residents, Davis created Coyote Ridge Coffee to offer something meaningful: specialty-grade coffee that gives back. For every bag sold, $0.50 is donated to The Rebuild Paradise Foundation, supporting recovery and growth in the area.
Catch the Spirit of the Ridge - one cup at a time.
Website: www.CoyoteRidgeCoffee.com
Facebook & Instagram: @CoyoteRidgeCoffee
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A new home for Paradise’s animals is almost here
A brand-new Paradise Animal Shelter is on the horizon, promising a welcoming and modern space for the community and its furry residents.
The 2,200-square-foot facility will offer designated areas where visitors can meet adoptable cats or spend time with dogs they may bring home. It also features a new exam and treatment room, expanded workspaces for staff and volunteers, and improved accommodations for incoming animals and guests.
The existing shelter building will be fully renovated to serve as a state-ofthe-art kennel for dogs, with updated, comfortable spaces and a separate quarantine area for cats and dogs requiring medical isolation. This longanticipated project represents the fulfillment of over ten years of planning and decades of unmet need.
Watch for our grand opening celebration planned for this summer.
925 American Way, Paradise (530) 872-6275
By Pastor Zach Reiber
The Paradise Adventist Church community is pleased to share that worship services have begun in our nearly completed new church building! Our first service in the new sanctuary was held on May 31, marking a joyful and long-awaited moment for our congregation.
We warmly invite the Paradise community to join us for a special dedication service on August 9. This event is more than a celebration of a building—it’s a celebration of faith, perseverance, and our shared future as neighbors and friends.
While we look ahead to a formal ribbon cutting ceremony later this year,
we’re already embracing the opportunity to use our new space to serve the broader Paradise community. Visitors are always welcome, and we hope the church will be a space of connection, care, and compassion for all.
Service has always been at the core of our mission, and that spirit continues to guide us. Our prayer is that this building stands not only as a place of worship, but as a resource and refuge for the entire Ridge.
5720 Academy Drive, Paradise (530) 877-4454
Paradise
Family
marks a fresh start for gatherings and events.
By Cy Morris
Administrator, Paradise Moose Family Center 2227
The reopening of the newly rebuilt Moose Lodge Family Home has finally arrived! The lodge celebrated the opening of its 9,600-square-foot building on December 11, 2024. This expansion allows for larger Moose and community events, comfortably seating up to 400 guests. The center is now prepared to host weddings, anniversaries, and other celebrations, offering hall rentals for any occasion.
The social quarters and bar are open six days a week, offering live music and a relaxing outdoor deck. The social quarters are staffed by professional bartenders and friendly waitstaff, ensuring exceptional service.
The Moose Lodge has 17 full RV hookups with daily, weekly, and monthly rates that are unmatched. The RV Park is home to many moose members and guests. The park is state licensed and inspected.
The lodge welcomes members and guests to explore our new facility. Now is the perfect time to join the Moose! For more information call Cy Morris, (530) 514-0907.
Members and guests can stay updated on events through the lodge’s electronic announcements.
Our lodge is on track to become Paradise’s go-to entertainment venue!
Paradise Moose Lodge #22227
5725 Skyway, Paradise (530) 877-9391
Exciting news! The Paradise Community Center is nearing completion and is expected to open later this summer. The Paradise Community Center Board (PCC) has been working diligently to replace the former Senior Center lost in the Camp Fire, creating a beautiful new space that honors its legacy.
The new facility reflects many of the same features as the previous center while seamlessly blending into the surrounding neighborhood. Its mission remains unchanged—to provide a welcoming space for cultural, social, health, educational, and recreational services for the community.
The PCC Board appreciates your support in fully completing and furnishing the center. Take a drive by 877 Nunneley Rd to see this wonderful addition to Paradise!
Paradise Community Center (Formerly the Paradise Sr. Center) 877 Nunneley Road, Paradise (530) 321-6303
Paradisecommunitycenter@yahoo.com
By Carrie Dawes Wellness and Safety Coordinator
The Paradise Unified School District (PUSD) Health and Wellness Resource Center is dedicated to supporting the well-being of students, families, and staff across Paradise, Magalia, and Stirling City. Located in Magalia, the center serves as a central access point for vital resources and services aimed at fostering a positive and healthy school climate.
The Resource Center connects families with essential community and county services that address a wide range of needs. From mental health support to medical and dental referrals, housing resources, and crisis intervention, the Center ensures students and families receive the assistance they need to thrive.
In addition to providing support for basic needs such as food, clothing, and transportation, the Center offers access to tutoring, mentoring, early childhood education referrals, and programs for students receiving special education services. Families can also find resources like legal aid referrals, parenting workshops, and support groups, including those for grandparents raising school-aged children.
Referrals can be made directly through the Resource Center’s website at pusdwellness.org or via the Wellness tab on the PUSD website. Follow the PUSD Health & Wellness Resource Center Facebook page to stay connected and informed about summer hours, events, and workshops.
For direct assistance, call 530-872-6412. The Resource Center is here to help every student and family in the PUSD community feel supported, connected, and empowered.
The Paradise Recreation and Park District (PRPD) is excited to share continued progress on Lakeridge Park in Magalia—a long-envisioned project shaped by community input.
Funded by a $5.2 million State Parks Program grant (announced in 2021, finalized in December 2023), the team is moving forward with design, permitting, zoning, and site studies. Public engagement has played a key role, with design workshops, school input, and a community field visit in October 2024 helping shape the vision.
The future park will offer playgrounds, sports courts, rec center, an amphitheater, trails, a botanical garden, and an interactive water feature—designed for all ages and abilities.
With environmental and geotechnical studies in progress, initial site prep has begun with construction expected in 2026. The project will be completed by 2028.
PRPD is also pursuing additional support for a resilience center, further enhancing community benefits. For updates, visit the project website at www.paradiseprpd.com/ lakeridge-park.
June 14 - Soul Posse
June 21 - In the Pines
June 28 - Big River
July 5 - The Gerald James Band
July 12 - Rigged
July 19 - Southern Edge
July 26 - Emma & Will
Aug 2 - The Roy Dyer Band
August 9 - Dogtown Dawgs
August 16 - Special Guest
August 23 - Swing Set Band
South Pines Disc Golf is a project of Magalia Community Park, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization on the 40-acre property formerly known as the Paradise Pines Golf Course. It is part of a Camp Fire recovery project in lower Magalia to preserve the land for recreational use and bringing the community together. Magalia Community Center is at the heart of this project and is located near the 18th hole.
The sport of Disc Golf was formalized in the 1970s, and like golf, the object is to complete each hole in the fewest strokes (or, in the case of disc golf, fewest throws). Players use a flying disc like a Frisbee®, and the game is played on a fun and challenging par 54 course with 70 basket positions (changing frequently). The course and the pedestrian trail, (a 1.8-mile paved walking/hiking/biking trail) are open daily dawn to dusk. Regular weeklies are held with an accumulating ace pot.
Disc golf is a great activity for families; all ages and skill levels can play.
South Pines has drawn local and nationwide attention, with players coming from across the state and around the country to visit and play. Since opening in October of 2020, the course has hosted several regional and national tournaments.
Green fee $5 pp; check in at Pro Shop. Restrooms at Center and 9th hole. Izzy’s Bar and Grill is next door. For more info follow the South Pines Disc Golf Facebook
South Pines Disc Golf 13917 South Park Drive (at the corner of S. Park and Andover Drive, next to Izzy’s). 530-413-9158. Pro shop open 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
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Terry Ashe Recreation Center
6626 Skyway, Paradise
Located in the heart of Paradise on Skyway, Terry Ashe Recreation Center hosts most of PRPD’s programs and other community events, including the Paradise Chocolate Fest, Johnny Appleseed Days, the Goat Grazing Festival and the Gold Nugget Craft Faire.
Facilities include preschool, playground, gazebo, arbor, BBQ, basketball court, meeting rooms and kitchen.
PRPD was awarded Proposition 68 grant funding to develop a new 27-acre park at Lakeridge Circle in Magalia (anticipated to be complete by spring 2028). Additional parks (Oak Creek Park off Pearson Road, Noble Park off Pentz Road, and Lakeridge in Magalia) and enhancements at Bille Park are in development and will be unveiled in the next few years. Visit PRPD’s website for information about a full range of recreation programs, classes, and special events, and park updates. For more information about the Paradise Recreation and Park District, call 872–6393, email info@ParadisePRPD. com or visit www.ParadisePRPD.com
Lucretia Road, off Coutolenc Road, Magalia
The 204-acre lake provides various outdoor activities, including paddling, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and more. There are shaded individual and group picnic sites, benches, and a playground. Two boat launches provide paddling access and small boat (electric trolling motors only) access.
The lake supplies drinking water for the area and currently swimming, dogs and horses are prohibited. Closed on Wednesdays for maintenance. Day passes available at the lake or seasonal parking passes at the park office or online.
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Aquatic Park
5600 Recreation Drive, Paradise
Aquatic Park makes a lovely setting for the public swimming pool, nature trail, duck pond, individual picnic sites, a group site and outdoor arbor, playground, kids’ fishing pond and beautiful shade trees.
Bille Park
501 Bille Road, Paradise
Bille Park Expansion 6261 W. Wagstaff, Paradise
Bille Park features a group area, playground, and lots of picnic tables with shade. Both sites feature a BBQ, tables, benches and a water source
Ample parking, children’s playgrounds and a large grass area. Bille Park Expansion boasts a gazebo, pavilion and a kitchen available for rental. Walkways connect the parks. Canyon views are accessible via a picturesque nature trail.
Merchants Bar Road, Magalia
The park sits on 340 acres on Coutolenc Road above Magalia. The park is currently closed for fuels reduction projects.
Moore Road Park
Moore Road, off Forest Service Road, Paradise
Moore Road Park offers two ball parks, a horseriding arena maintained by the Paradise Horseman’s Association, and a dog park. This facility is used year around. The ballpark is available for rental.
Memorial Park (near Concow Lake)
This hidden gem of Butte County is located at Concow and offers a picnic area, restrooms, native plant trail, drinking water, play structure and pleasant meadow area.
5592 Black Olive Drive, corner of Pearson and Black Olive
Operated by the Town of Paradise, Paradise Community Park borders the Yellowstone Kelly Heritage trail and offers a playground, gazebo, and picnic tables. Home to the landmark Depot Museum, the park offers a picturesque and historic backdrop for picnics, events, and Paradise’s best-loved summer fest, Party in the Park. Available for rent; contact the Town of Paradise: (530) 872-6291
Turn right onto Retson Rd before entering Stirling City to find Merlo Park, the town’s historic gem. This 20-acre park pays tribute to the pioneers of yesteryear and boasts statuary including an impressive Pietà. Situated at 3,500 feet, it offers a refreshing escape during the summer months, with scenic walks and three ponds teeming with local wildlife. Picnic areas cater to both small and large groups, and the park also serves as a charming wedding venue. Open from May to October, Thursday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Note: Fishing, pets, smoking, swimming, and wheeled recreation (bikes, skateboards, etc.) are not permitted. Established in 1987 by the Harry A. Merlo Foundation, the park is privately owned and operated. (530) 873-1658
The Ridge Hiking Association offers a variety of guided adventures and brings together outdoor enthusiasts of all levels to explore the natural beauty of Paradise Ridge through hiking, paddling, snowshoeing, and more. Learn how to join at ParadiseStronger.org/ Ridge-Hiking-Association.
Guided by the trail selections featured in The Flumes and Trails of Paradise by Roger and Helen Ekins, here are several Ridge trails that continue to offer exceptional outdoor experiences.
Bille Park Nature Trail (.5 mile, round trip)
Located on Bille Road, one mile west of Skyway, but best accessed via the West Wagstaff entrance, Bille Park is one of the jewels of Paradise. The main hiking trail is west of the gazebo, on the north end of the park--just look for the sign for Indian Rock (613’), the Grotto (1,231’) and Lookout Point (1,463’) which ends at a cement bench–a perfect viewing spot for glorious sunsets.
West (up to 5 or 6 miles round trip)
For dramatic vistas of Butte Creek (and the chance to try some legal gold panning if you are feeling lucky) drive up the Skyway about 9 miles from Wagstaff, then turn left on Powellton Road and continue on the middle road, which is now Doe Mill. At the bottom, cross over the bridge, begin heading up the other side and look for the white trail marker on your left, parking anywhere you have room. Then follow the trail downstream for as far as you feel like going. This is especially lovely in the spring.
Loop (3 miles, round trip)
The De Sabla Reservoir trailhead is located off Skyway, facing the lake, approximately 8.2 miles north of Wagstaff Road. Initially, the trail follows along the left side of the lake atop a wide gravel and dirt dam, away from the road. Upon reaching the lake’s far edge, the trail veers left and gradually ascends through the woods on a well-defined path above the spillway. Keep an eye out for a path on the right of the spillway, leading up a short hill. Follow the clear path, which eventually loops back to the right, crossing over a small bridge. From there, turn right and follow the flumes back to your starting point.
Located near the intersection of Skyway and Coutolenc Road, this hike offers a unique opportunity to witness the resilience of nature as the landscape continues to recover and thrive. The area is known for its distinctive McNab Cypress and other native plants that are making a strong return.
The trail follows a one-mile route down to the Miocene Head Dam, with an elevation change of nearly 1,000 feet—making it a rewarding but strenuous trek. Be sure to bring plenty of water, especially in warm weather, and prepare for a scenic and invigorating outdoor experience.
Paradise Lake (up to 9.5 miles, out and back)
While pets and swimming are prohibited (Paradise Lake serves as the Town’s drinking water), it remains one of the most scenic destinations for hiking or mountain biking. Access to parking areas, located off Coutolenc Rd. from either Lucretia or Northlake Rd., requires a fee. If you plan to visit regularly, consider purchasing an annual pass from the PRPD to enjoy costeffective access to the area.ss from the PRPD to enjoy costeffective access to the area.
Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trailway (up to 11 miles, round trip)
Named in honor of past resident, Yellowstone Kelly, a famed Western figure, this old railroad bed, which runs through the middle of town, is paved and ideal for all kinds of bicycles, tricycles and the like. In fact, locals usually call it “the bike path.” It can be accessed at any one of several cross-streets, but the best place to park is at Paradise Community Park on Black Olive near Pearson Road.
ohn is a long-time resident of Paradise (having graduated from PHS in 1982) and has been serving the Ridge for 29 years. His law office on Almond Street burned in the fire, and he has established an office at the bottom of the Skyway at 45 Jan Court, Suite 170, Chico. He is Butte County’s longest actively practicing certified specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law. His practice is limited to:
By Debbie LaPlant-Moseley Executive Director, Youth on the Ridge Community Foundation
Through compelling narrative videography and imaginative storytelling, the Youth on the Ridge Community Foundation, in collaboration with the Gold Nugget Museum, Paradise Recreation and Park District, and the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce, invites viewers to Rediscover the Ridge—an immersive video series that showcases the unique beauty, heritage, and recreation of the Paradise Ridge.
Twelve captivating videos have been produced to highlight the vibrant spirit of the Ridge—where a resilient community, rich history, and breathtaking landscapes come together. From historic celebrations to scenic escapes, Rediscover the Ridge offers a cinematic journey through a place where the past and future are powerfully intertwined.
As anyone who’s recently visited knows, something magical happens when you leave the Sacramento Valley and ascend the Paradise Ridge. The air is cooler, the forests are greener, and a new perspective begins to unfold. Here, you’ll find more than just trails and trees— you’ll find a community reclaiming its story.
The sounds of construction and laughter, of music and memory, echo through the hills as the Ridge rebuilds—
not just structures, but spirit. Whether you’re exploring the shores of Paradise Lake, hiking beneath a canopy of pines, or attending beloved events like Johnny Appleseed Days or the Paradise Chocolate Fest, you’ll feel the pulse of a pioneer spirit alive and well.
Adventure awaits. See it for yourself at www.rediscovertheridge.org.
• Rediscover the Ridge
• The Spirit of a Pioneer
• Paradise Lake
• Paradise Chocolate Fest
• Johnny Appleseed Days: California’s LongestRunning Harvest Festival
• Skyway in the Fall: Drive the Paradise Ridge
• Stirling City History: Diamond Match Co. and Lumber on the Ridge
• Paradise On Ice
• Gold Nugget Days Historic Celebration
• Visit Paradise Lake
• Arts & Culture on the Ridge
• Winter Wonderland
For more information: info@rediscovertheridge.org.
This exciting video initiative is made possible by the generous support and shared vision of North Valley Community Foundation, Butte Strong Fund, Paradise Rotary Foundation and community stakeholders.
The Rose family began their funeral home in 1951. The building, originally a hardware store, sat on a two lane Clark at Bille roads.
Joanne and Fred Cosgrove in November 1961, in their shared office at Rose Chapel.
Rose Chapel was established by the Rose family in 1951. Paradise was a growing community and the business flourished. After several years the Rose family relocated and sold the business to Fred and Joanne Cosgrove. They became an important and involved part of the Ridge business community. Their girls, Pam and Kim, were raised in the family business. While the elder Cosgroves retired, the Cosgrove family continues the daily operations with long-time manager, Eric Smith.
• Simple Cremation
• Memorial Gatherings and Services
• Services at Cemeteries; local and out of the area
• Funeral Services in our Chapel, Church or other location
• Scattering of ashes over land or sea
In November 2024, the Rebuild Paradise Foundation unveiled the “Our Future is Bright” tiled mural—a powerful tribute to the 2,583 children living within the Camp Fire footprint on the fifth anniversary of the fire. Each tile features a child’s handprint, initials, and age as of November 2023, symbolizing growth and promise.
The mural was the vision of three local mothers—Jen Goodlin, Lindsey Churchill, and Staci Galla—who lead the Rebuild Paradise Foundation. They sought to create a meaningful way to honor both the community’s progress and its hope for the future. Collaborating with artist Emily Farmer, who designed the mural, they brought this vibrant expression of resurgence to life.
The Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trail (formerly Paradise Memorial Trailway) a converted, paved “railsto-trails” 5.15-mile path running parallel to Skyway. The trail is valued for its more than 30 plaques commemorating Paradise history and the many notable individuals, families, and businesses that helped shape Paradise.
Trail is family-friendly, relatively easy, and can be started at any point. There is minimal shade, so prepare accordingly. Dogs must be leashed. Easy parking at Paradise Community Park, Pearson and Black Olive.
Looking for an easier outing? Drive to the northern trailhead near Pentz and Skyway, walk downhill most of the way.
Up for a challenge? For more of a workout, start at the northern trailhead and walk uphill on your return trip. Want to add another mile? Begin at the official south trailhead, located at the “Town of Paradise – Welcome” sign, Skyway and Neal Roads.
Before or after your hike, enjoy a picnic in the park and a treat from Joy Lyn’s Candies (located across from the park).
Thanks to generous support from private donors and a key contribution from T-Mobile’s Hometown Grant, the mural became a reality.
Now installed along the Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trail adjacent to Paradise Community Park at 5570 Black Olive Drive, the mural stands as a public invitation to reflect on the community’s strength and to celebrate the rising generation that calls Paradise home.
Paradise Recreation and Park District (PRPD) received a finalized bike park design from American Ramp Company, shaped by extensive community input. Introducing a new riding zone design with progressive difficulty, suitable for all ages. Focus is on skill-building, momentum, balance, bike handling, and jumps. With the design in hand, PRPD will seek funding and partner with the Town to implement improvements.
Get ready for an action-packed summer at the Paradise and Concow swimming pools, courtesy of the Paradise Recreation and Park District (PRPD). With fresh events on the horizon and a diligent recruitment drive for lifeguards, the pools are set to be bustling hubs of fun and safety for all ages!
Movie nights at Paradise Pool
Don’t miss our two epic movie nights at Paradise Pool this summer! Experience the magic of cinema while floating in the pool in front of our massive 30-foot screen. Join us for our “Party in the Pool” on June 14th from 8:00-10:00 pm, featuring “Moana”. And mark your calendars for our thrilling “Dive in Movie” on July 12th from 8:00-10:00, featuring the iconic classic “Pirates of the Caribbean” Admission is FREE.
Paradise Pool Opening June 10, 2025
Aqua Aerobics class at the PRPD pool on Recreation Drive, a great way to keep in shape this summer.
Swim Lessons Mon. thru Thurs. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Adult Swim Mon. thru Sat. 12:15-1:15 p.m.
Open Swim for everyone Mon. thru Sat. 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Aqua Aerobics Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Concow Pool Opening June 10, 2025
Open swim for everyone Mon. thru Sat. 1-5 p.m.
Evening Swim lessons Mon. thru Thurs. 5-6:30 p.m.
Aqua Aerobics Mon. and Wed. 5-6 p.m.
For detailed information about the different swimming lesson levels, fees, and private pool rentals, visit Paradiseprpd.com.
Paradise Pool 5600 Recreation Dr., Paradise (530) 872-6393
Concow Pool 11666 Concow Rd., Concow (530) 533-0572
5475 Clark Road, Paradise (530) 762-6051
Best Western® Paradise Hotel is conveniently located 15 miles northeast of Chico. The hotel is minutes from Butte College, Paradise Lake and California State University, Chico. Modified breakfast service, fitness center, pet friendly.
5900 Canyon View, off Pentz Road, Paradise (530) 230-9329
Conveniently located in Paradise, these newly listed units are sure to fill quickly this summer. Stay for just one night or up to a month. Weekly discounts available.
Kitchenettes, private patios, laundry available. Find us on AirBnB, VRBO, or book direct at www.BookWithBlixa.com.
Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground
14360 Skyway, Magalia (530) 413-8078
7010 Skyway, Paradise (530) 872-9094
An excellent choice for travelers visiting Paradise, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Private patios, free breakfast, swimming pool, hot tub, pet friendly.
Overnight, weekly and monthly rentals with many amenities Experience the 10 acre Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground just above Paradise. Dive into family fun with a gold rush-themed nine-hole mini golf course, barrel train rides, and lively community events like themed movie nights, Easter festivals, pumpkin patches, and dazzling Christmas light displays. With Paradise Lake just a 10-minute walk away and groceries a mile down the road, nature meets convenience.
Paradise Pines RV Park is a top choice for RV camping, whether you’re staying for a weekend, a season, or the long haul. Nestled in a lush, wooded haven, the park offers a safe haven with spotless sites and a shady oasis under towering pines.
Choose from affordable stays tailored to your needs: shortterm camping spots for quick getaways, seasonal rentals for extended adventures, or long-term stays starting at just $495/ month (including sewer and garbage).
Turn up the fun at Paradise Pines RV Park—reserve your spot today for the perfect RV escape!
There are several RV/Trailer parks in Paradise area. Call ahead to verify space availability.
Elks Lodge RV Park
1100 Elk Ln., Paradise (530) 877-3977
Overnight and weekly rentals for members onl
Feather West Travel Trailer & RV Park
3922 Pentz Rd., Paradise (562) 277-4016
Long-term park, rentals month-to-month
Moose Family Center RV Park
5275 Skyway, Paradise (530) 762-7066
Overnight, weekly and monthly rentals for members only
Paradise Pines RV Park
14360 Skwyay, Magalia (530) 413-8078
Paradise Ridge RV Park & Mini-Storage
5084 Pentz Rd., Paradise (530) 720-3546
Overnight, weekly and monthly rentals with amenities
Paradise Trailer Park
6154 Lucky John Rd., Paradise (530) 877-6015
Quail Trails Village RV Park
5110 Pentz Rd, Paradise (530) 680-2002
Monthly rentals
Skyway Trailer Court
5615 Skyway, Paradise (530) 410-4175
Short- and long-term rentals
Skyway Villa
7726 Skyway, Paradise (530) 682-4788
Short- and long-term rentals
Lake Oroville State Recreation Area (530) 538-2200, Camping reservations (800) 444-7275
• Bidwell Canyon Campgrounds
• Bloomer Point/Bloomer Knoll boat-in Campgrounds
• Floating Camping Area
• Foreman Creek boat-in Campground
• Lime Saddle Campgrounds
• Loafer Creek Campgrounds
Lassen National Forest Campgrounds operated by US Forest Service. For more information call (530) 258-2141; for reservations, https://www.fs.usda.gov/r05/lassen/recreation/ camping-cabins
Philbrook Lake Campground. PG&E recreation area, 20 campsites and fishing facilities. For reservations, recreationpge.com or email recinfo@pge.com.
Plumas National Forest Campgrounds operated by US Forest Service. For more information call (530) 5346500; for reservations, https://www.fs.usda.gov/r05/plumas/ recreation/camping-cabins
Lake Oroville’s Lime Saddle Marina offers a variety of recreational experiences. It is accessible from Pentz Road in Paradise. For those visiting from off the Ridge, the marina is located in the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area, 75 miles north of Sacramento, in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California and consists of 167 miles of forested shoreline.
The calm waters are ideal for swimming, waterskiing or kayaking. Cruise the lake or park along the shore to enjoy lakeside hiking, camping and fishing. Houseboats and other watercraft rentals are available as well as floating and Boat-in camp sites.
Lake Oroville is Northern California’s largest state reservoir. It stores winter and spring runoff released into the Feather River and meets the needs of the State Water Project— one of the largest water and power systems in the world. For more information (530) 877-2883 or limesaddlemarina. com
Houseboats, deck cruisers, power boats and personal watercraft. Also buoy and slip rentals, fuel dock and launch ramp, marina convenience store and a snack bar. Handy to boat in campgrounds. (530) 877-2414 or 800-255-5561 www.bidwellcanyonmarina.com
Lake Oroville State Recreation Area
3428 Pentz Rd., Paradise, (530) 877-2283
Located on Pentz Road south of Paradise, ski boats, patio boats and houseboats. Lake Oroville is a state recreation area; therefore all state California parking and launching fees apply. 160 miles of shoreline with hiking trails, campsites (boat in), swimming holes and more. Camping and picnicking facilities at marina. www.parks.ca.gov/pages/462/files
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Nestled in the forest of Magalia resides one of the jewels of Butte County-Paradise Lake. Spanning 204 acres, this picturesque lake offers a plethora of recreational opportunities, including paddling, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and more. Since 2020, the Paradise Irrigation District and the Paradise Recreation and Park District (PRPD) have forged a partnership aimed at enhancing the recreational offerings and maintaining various facilities around the lake. Among these amenities is a shaded picnic site, situated off Lucretia Drive. Here, visitors can enjoy the convenience of tables, barbecues, benches, and even a play structure.
Two boat launches at the north end of the lake provide paddling access and small boat (electric trolling motors only) access. A lovely, shaded trail provides wildlife viewing opportunities for hikers and bikers. Day passes are available for parking and boating at the lake; annual passes are available at the PRPD Office at 6626 Skyway. Through October, PRPD offers single-person and two-person kayaks for rent Saturdays and Sundays at boat launch #2 off Northlake Road. Visit paradiseprpd.com for rental information and rental reservation schedules.
The lake supplies drinking water for the area and currently dogs and horses are prohibited, as well as swimming. The lake is closed on Wednesdays for maintenance. Exciting developments are underway at Paradise Lake, spearheaded by PRPD.
Mon. - Tues. 5:00 a.m. – sunset
Wednesday CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE Thurs. - Sun. 5:00 a.m. - sunset
Directions to Paradise Lake:
Located just north of Paradise near Magalia. Take Skyway North to Coutolenc Rd. Turn right (east) on Coutolenc Rd. Follow the road 2.7 miles to Lucretia Rd. Turn left on Lucretia. Proceed to Parking Area.
Ashley Baer
Marketing Manager, Explore Butte County contact@explorebuttecounty.com
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By Melissa Schuster Honeybee Hospitality at Chapelle
Tucked in the green foothills of Paradise, Burnt Barn Distilling Co. is quickly becoming a favorite destination for those looking to sip premium, handcrafted spirits in a beautiful, relaxed setting. The sleek black building with its copper roof is easy to spot, with plenty of parking—including a shaded spot just for veterans.
Inside, guests are welcomed by owner Melissa Schuster and invited to enjoy tastings in a cozy space filled with comfy seating and local swag. Their “Embers to Eden” label currently features top-tier vodka and a uniquely flavorful gin, with rum and additional gins on the way. Their much-anticipated flagship bourbon is aging in charred oak barrels for a 2026 release.
Founded by Melissa, her husband Cliff Jacobson, their son Taylor Schuster and his wife, Danae, both gifted head distillers in Wisconsin. Burnt Barn is a tribute to Paradise’s resilience after the Camp Fire—combining quality craft with heartfelt community spirit.
Look out for Fourth Friday Food Truck Nights, lively pop-up events, music, fundraisers, and more. The venue is also available for meetings, events, and tours—or just enjoy a peaceful hike to the nearby creek and pond.
Hours:Thu 1–5 PM | Fri 1–7 PM Sat 1–6 PM | Sun 11 AM–3 PM
Contact: Melissa Schuster at (530) 228-0941
Melissa@TheChapelle.com
Embers to Eden Gin, Batch #1
Recently awarded a Silver medal at the 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
New and old hidden treasures await on you on the Ridge. Explore locally owned, unique shops for clothing, home décor, antiques, consignment and gently used items.
Baker’s Birkenstock
Comfort shoe store offering a variety of quality brands, along with socks and accessories.
691 Fir St. (next to Nic’s), Paradise (530) 762-0640
clothing, handbags, jewelry, and gifts.
6264 Skyway (next to Nic’s), Paradise (530) 564-4227
Butte Valley Supply
Farm and garden supply store offering quality soil, tools, décor, and essentials.
2552 Clark Rd., Butte Valley (530) 895-9676
Deja Vu-Gardens
Galore Nursery, Yard Art & More
Nursery and antique destination known for plants, garden art, and vintage treasures.
5424 Foster Rd. (old Mendon’s location), Paradise (530) 877-7341
Eastern Sequoia Home
Curated selection of handmade gifts, luxury home décor, and unique housewares.
6779 Skyway (across from Terry Ashe Park), Paradise (530) 513-2520
Fins, Furs, Feathers Sports
Local outfitter for fishing, hunting, and shooting supplies with personalized service.
1540 Bader Mine, Paradise (530) 876-8800
Hudson’s Appliance Center Outdoor & More
Appliances, mattresses, patio furniture, Traeger grills, and outdoor kitchen goods. Offers price matching.
454 Pearson Rd., Paradise (530) 877-6312
Joy Lyn’s Candies Award-winning candy shop and working
kitchen offering handmade chocolates since 1969.
220 Pearson Rd. (across from Terry Ashe Park), Paradise (530) 872-9167
Paradise Art Center
A creative hub supporting local artists through exhibits, education, and gallery sales.
5564 Almond St., Paradise (530) 877-7402
Poptastic
Whimsical shop for custom balloon gifts, party décor, and fun, sparkly surprises.
462 Pearson Rd., Paradise (530) 413-3983
The Mixed Market
Eclectic shop with vintage and new items, textiles, jewelry, and home décor. Browse a variety of Feizy sample rug patterns available to order.
5913 Clark Rd. (James Square), Paradise (530) 762-7058
The Pickle Pony
A niche boutique offering pickleball gear and horse-themed supplies and gifts.
5905 Clark Rd. (James Square), Paradise (530) 514-9779
Thistle & Stitch
Boutique offering Ridge themed gifts and Scottish & Celtic inspired home goods, clothing, and artisancrafted finds. 14154 Skyway, Magalia (530) 524-5008
Woodworth’s Jewelry
Fine jewelry store specializing in custom and estate pieces, repairs, and appraisals.
6265 Skyway, Paradise (530) 877-7111
CONSIGNMENT & THRIFT SHOPS
Skyway Antique Mall
Expansive shop featuring antiques, collectibles, vintage goods, and shabby chic items.
6118 Skyway, Paradise (530) 877-6503
Jeannie’s Consignment
Curated consignment shop for home décor, furnishings, estate items, and gifts.
491 Pearson Rd., Paradise (530) 762-4960
Kora’s Kloset
Children’s resale and gift boutique offering gently-used baby and kids’ merchandise.
5923 Clark Rd. (Shadowbrook Plaza), Paradise (530) 762-7033
Thrift Haven
Affordable resale store with adult clothing, household items, and occasional furniture.
5923 Clark Rd. (Shadowbrook Plaza), Paradise (530) 570-8372
Big things are happening at Paradise Playdium, and the best is yet to come! After a thrilling debut in 2024, we’re gearing up for an even bigger and better 2025. In addition to our crowd-favorite attractions, three glow-in-the-dark party rooms, virtual reality stations, axe throwing lanes, a rotating selection of arcade games, and a wall of epic prizes, we’re gearing up an immersive LazerTron arena. And get ready... because bumper cars are rolling in later in 2025!
Paradise Playdium is more than just a kids’ destination—it’s also a hub for adults! From fun date nights to unforgettable group outings, we’ve created a space that brings all ages together for nonstop entertainment.
NEW! We now offer a wide selection of beer, perfect for adults looking to unwind while the kids play or for those planning a unique night out. Whether it’s a casual drink with friends or part of your next party, we’ve got something for everyone.
Planning an event? We host everything from
birthday blowouts to corporate meetings and team building events, with full facility rentals available. Book now—summer dates fill fast!
Playdium where fun never stands still!
Paradise Playdium
Paradise Shopping Center, 6848 Skyway, Suite H
Two happy winners show off their tickets from the Claw Machine—redeemable for prizes at the end of the day.
Information current at press time. If not stated, date and location TBA. For up to the minute information on community events, visit paradisechamber.com/calendar.
Paradise Symphony Orchestra –Live and varied performances. Visit ParadiseSymphony.org
Homespun Holidays – Craft shows in March, July, and November
BINGO - Every Wednesday, 4 - 7 p.m. Paradise Veterans Memorial Hall, 6550 Skyway, Paradise.
Paradise Horsemen’s Association –Events for equestrians and spectators at the beautiful Moore Road arena. paradisehorsemensassociation.com
Paradise Art Center – 5564 Almond St., Paradise. Exhibitions, wine tastings, classes, and a little free art library
Paradise Performing Arts Center – 777 Nunneley Rd., Paradise. 770 seat venue hosting a range of events. ParadisePerformingArts.com
Theatre on the Ridge – 3735 Neal Rd., Paradise. Full season of live performances in intimate community theatre
Magalia Farmers Marketmobile –Every 2nd and 4th Sunday and every other 5th Sunday, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Magalia Community Center (parking lot), Corner of Andover and South Park Drive, just off the Skyway.
Friends of the Library Book SaleEvery third Saturday of the month, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Paradise Public Library, 5922 Clark Road.
Parade of American Flags Display: Skyway, Paradise & Magalia
• Independence Day –July 4, 2025
• Veterans Day – November 11, 2025
• Memorial Day – May 25, 2026
Holiday Preview –November 8, 2025
Visit Paradisechamber.com for information.
Parade of Lights – Saturday, December 6, 2025. Travels up Skyway from Thomas Ace Hardware, 542 Pearson Rd. Includes canned food drive. Info: DADCO Construction (530) 762-2981.
Paradise Ridge Chamber Annual Installation & Community Awards Dinner – Tuesday, December 2, 2025, Paradise Elks Lodge.
Kids on the Ridge Christmas Party –Sponsored by the American Legion, hosted by the Paradise Lions Club.
Elks Children’s Christmas Party –Saturday, December 6, 2025.
The Nutcracker Ballet –Paradise Performing Arts Center, 777 Nunneley Rd. Performed by Northern California Ballet. Info: (530) 872-1719.
New Year’s Eve Party – Paradise Elks Lodge, December 31, 2025.
Paradise Chocolate Fest – May 9, 2026, Terry Ashe Park, 6626 Skyway. Celebrate all things chocolate! Chocolatefest.us
Northern California Ballet Spring Performance – Paradise Performing Arts Center. (530) 872-1719
Ridge Homesteading Faire Workshops, demos, and vendors on gardening, preserving, and sustainable living.
Paradise Grazing Festival – Info: laurendeterra@ buttefiresafe.net or 530-877-0984.
Astronomy at the Lake –2025: June 21 and July 26, 6:00 p.m.. Kayak at sunset, followed by a star tour. Info: (530) 872-6393 or ParadisePRPD.com
Paradise Rotary Crab Feed – February 2026.
Ridge Cook-Off – Boys & Girls Club. Paradise Veterans Hall, 6550 Skyway, Paradise. 4-course cooking competition. (530) 899-0335, abeehner@bgcnv.org.
Kids Fishing Day: A family-friendly event where young anglers can learn the basics and enjoy a day at Paradise Lake. ParadisePRPD.com.
Gold Nugget Days – April 2326, 2026. A miner celebration!
Paradise’s famous hometown parade and several related events; multiple dates and locations. Details at gnmuseum.art, 530-762-2613.
Paradise Garden Tour – June, ParadiseGardenClub.org
4th of July Egg Drop – July 4, 2025. Presented by Moms of the Ridge. Fun for the kids as prize-filled eggs are dropped from a helicopter.
Pinewood Derby – July 17, 2025. 6:30-8:30 p.m., Terry Ashe Recreation Center. Kids (preschool-6th grade) build and race derby cars.
Party in the Park
– Wednesdays, June 11 - July 30, 2025, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Paradise Community Park, 5592
Black Olive Dr. Summer concert series and market. Info: ParadiseChamber.com/party-inthe-park/, info@ParadiseChamber. com, 530-877-9356.
Music on the Green – Saturdays through August 23, 2025, Magalia Community Park, Magalia. Free summer concert series next door to Izzy’s – grab a burger and brew and enjoy the tunes!
Movie Nights on the RidgeSaturdays, through September 13, 2025. Paradise Pines RV Park & Campground Amphitheater, 14360 Skyway, Magalia. Family-friendly movie in outdoor amphitheater.
Ridge Produce Collective: Farmers Market - Fresh produce and handmade and homemade items. Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., 5505 Skyway
Wellness Fair 2025 – September 6, Paradise Stronger. Health and wellness services, screenings, and activities.
Johnny Appleseed Days 2025 –October 4, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. & October 5, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Terry Ashe Park, 6626 Skyway. ParadiseChamber. com/johnny-appleseed-days, info@Paradisechamber.com, 530-877-9356.
Ridge Harvest Festival – October 11, 2025. Presented by Moms of the Ridge. Live music, seasonal activities for the kids. Egleson Field, Buschmann Rd, Paradise.
Halloween Events – Check ParadiseChamber.com for multiple celebrations.
Phoenix 5K –November 8, 2025. Paradise Stronger, paradisestronger.org.
By Scarlett Miller President, Paradise
The Paradise Horsemen’s Association (PHA) founded in 1989, is a 501(c), non-profit organization. PHA is dedicated to preserving and maintaining our Paradise Horse Arena and educating the Ridge about local equine heritage while staging different and exciting equestrian events.
The Paradise Horse Arena is a gathering place for horse owners and riders to come together and share their passion for horses.
Members enjoy fun family events such as Horse Festivals, play
days, jackpots, training clinics and gymkhana events. PHA holds monthly summer evening potlucks and arena fun for members.
The community is invited to come and enjoy activities at the Paradise Horse Arena on Moore Road. PHA holds both open and member-only events, trail rides, and obstacle courses. Check PHA’s Facebook for upcoming events.
Paradise Horse Arena 6705 Moore Road, Paradise
(530) 519-0455
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See the “To Paradise, with Love” mural at 6118 Skyway, on the south side of Skyway Antique Mall, a vibrant tribute to the community. Created by the Paradise Arts Alliance and Paradise Recreation and Park District, and directed by Jess Mercer with contributions from Steve Ferchaud and local artists, it portrays Paradise’s history and present. Notable figures like Yellowstone Kelly and Frances Breese are depicted, alongside Bille Estrada, owner of the Mall. The mural’s centerpiece is a clock set to 11:08, marking the moment the Camp Fire
began November 8, 2018. Phoenix wings offer a poignant selfie backdrop while 85 daffodils honor those lost in the Camp Fire.
At the corner of Skyway and Elliott, the Paradise Veterans Hall mural honors the 1814 Battle of Baltimore, which inspired “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The concept was inspired by local veterans who found their hall still standing after the Camp Fire. Led by community artist Jess Mercer and painted by local favorite Steve Ferchaud, the mural stands as a lasting tribute to resilience and legacy.
Created by muralist Jedrek Speer, Boys and Girls Club of the North Valley members selected the inspiring “Here We Grow” motto for their building. Those familiar with regional public art will recognize Speer’s bold, vibrant style, as depicted on the “LOVE” mural on Park Avenue in Chico. Sponsored by California Health and Wellness, the “Here We Grow” mural offers beauty, inspiration and hometown pride to all who pass the location at 6241 Skyway in Paradise.
Local artist Jess Mercer created a colorful mural next to the Town of Paradise Building Resiliencey Center at 6295 Skyway, featuring the beloved mascot Wildfire Ready Raccoon® and friends. Sponsored by the Butte County Fire Safe Council, the mural encourages wildfire preparedness for all ages and communities. Funding was provided by the Butte County Air Quality Management District through its Community Air Protection Program.
The Hawk and Poppy: symbols of Ridge resilience
Gracing the north wall of the Shadowbrook complex at 5923 Clark Road, The Hawk and Poppy mural by artist Christian Garcia reflects the strength and renewal of the Ridge community. With personal ties to the area, Garcia was inspired by the natural beauty that endures. The hawk and the poppy—both returning and thriving after hardship—stand as powerful symbols of hope and resilience.
The latest community mural by the fantastically-talented Steve Ferchaud graces the theater entrance door where a delightful harlequin greets the audience as they enter. With his gifted brush, Ferchaud created the new Thespis masks that grace the side of the building. Ferchaud’s murals, adorning so many Paradise locations, are a true gift to the community, serving to colorfully and whimsically identify as a town that celebrates arts and culture.
Public art serves as a cornerstone of our community, exemplified by the mural adorning the Paradise Art Center building, 5564 Almond Street. Designed and brought to life by Steve Ferchaud, this mural captures our community’s identity and values and fosters a profound sense of place and belonging among residents and visitors alike.
To celebrate 55 years in Paradise, Joy Lyn’s Candies commissioned a mural by local artist Steve Ferchaud. Featuring a whimsical Willy Wonka strolling through a chocolate dreamscape, the artwork faces the parking lot and Pearson Road.
Established in 1969, Joy Lyn’s reopened at 220 Pearson Road after the Camp Fire. The 2025 mural showcases signature treats like Honeycomb, Cherry Cordials, and Peanut Brittle— honoring both the past and the sweet resilience of the Ridge.
By Lacey Witten Director & Owner of Northern California Ballet
Now under new ownership, Northern California Ballet proudly continues its legacy of providing exceptional classical ballet training and performances in Paradise. Founded by Trudi Angel in 1978, Northern California Ballet (NCB) has offered ballet instruction to students ages four through adult for more than four decades. A California nonprofit since 1982, NCB presents two major productions each year. The Nutcracker—a longstanding holiday tradition in Paradise—is performed annually, while spring ballets, such as Sleeping Beauty, feature local dancers alongside guest professionals from renowned ballet companies around the world.
NCB is committed to nurturing a lifelong love of dance and sharing the beauty of the arts with the Paradise community.
Year-round classes are held at NCB’s Paradise studio, and students are invited to participate in the company’s professional-level productions twice a year. The upcoming
production of The Nutcracker will be held December 19–21 at the Paradise Performing Arts Center. For more information, see the Events Calendar on page 83.
Classical ballet classes are offered for ages four to adult, students can join anytime.
Northern California Ballet 5794 Clark Road, Paradise northerncaliforniaballet.com (530) 570-2731
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Founded in 1958 by eight local musicians answering a newspaper ad, the Paradise Symphony Orchestra (PSO) has become a cultural cornerstone of the Ridge. From humble beginnings performing in a high school gym, the orchestra grew to over 50 musicians, weathering challenges like the Camp Fire and COVID-19 to remain a strong and vibrant ensemble today.
Under the longtime leadership of Dr. Lloyd Roby—a versatile conductor with roots in rock, big band, and symphonic music— PSO continues to inspire. Passionate about connecting young people to orchestral music, Dr. Roby has guided the orchestra for nearly two decades.
2024 Holiday Concert with the Paradise Symphony Orchestra, Paradise Community Chorus. and Butte County Scottish Society Pipes & Drummers.
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When asked how a small town could produce such a highquality orchestra, Roby replied, “It’s simple—it’s because of the people—dedicated, hard-working and fun-loving with a ‘can do’ attitude, and the enthusiasm of the people and organizations of the Ridge and other supporting communities.”
The PSO season launches with a free July 4th concert and includes collaborative performances with local groups. In May, the orchestra proudly features winners of the Arlene Harms Young Artist Competition, showcasing the next generation of musical talent.
Check performances on calendar page 83. Follow us on Facebook. https://paradisesymphony.org.
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By Judy Clemens Executive Director, Theatre on the Ridge
Theatre on the Ridge (TOTR) was founded in 1975 as an offshoot of a children’s program administered by the Paradise Recreation and Park District. In 1979, the theatre moved to its own location. Renovations of an old commercial building were accomplished with all volunteer labor and donations of material and services from the local business community. The first season of regularly scheduled performances commenced in 1980. Since that time, seasons have evolved to produce seven shows annually with a robust and thriving youth theatre program, educating, and nurturing future generations of performers in the 101-seat facility.
This year, TOTR celebrates its 50th season by reviving six of its most beloved shows—one from each decade. The milestone year kicked off in January with a 50th Anniversary BASH, honoring past and present casts, crews, and season ticket holders. The evening featured live music, delicious food, a photo booth, caricatures by Steve Ferchaud, and a slideshow of over 250 productions—a heartfelt reunion and night to remember. A week later, the 50th Anniversary Season opened with Nunsense (‘90s), The Foreigner (‘80s), Bullshot Crummond (‘70s), Radioland’s Return to Paradise (2010s), Too Many Cooks (2020s), and 1940’s Radio Hour (2000s). The journey into the next
50 years promises to be just as adventurous.
TOTR is proud to be a founding member of both the Paradise Arts Alliance and PATCH—the Paradise Arts, Theatre & Culture Hub. This partnership of local arts organizations is working to establish an Arts District in the envisioned walkable downtown, centered on arts and cultural activities. A key goal: bringing TOTR to the district in a new, state-of-the-art 200+ seat venue. PATCH’s next phase is launching a capital campaign in the near future.
Look for show details on TOTR’s 50th Anniversary Season at totr.org. Flex passes are still available for $60 for three shows for the best seats at the lowest price available and full exchange privileges. Call to subscribe. (530) 519-1768.
Theatre on the Ridge 3735 Neal Road, Paradise Box Office: 530-519-1768 www.totr.org
By Kelley Conner President, Board of Directors, PPAC
The Paradise Performing Arts Center (PPAC) traces its roots back to 1978 when more than 100 residents gathered with a shared vision: to create a communal space where the arts could flourish. A year later the Paradise Auditorium and Community Center officially launched with the signing of its Articles of Incorporation and by 1980, the center had secured non-profit status, affirming its commitment to serving the community’s artistic and cultural needs.
The center adopted the name Paradise Performing Arts Center (PPAC) to amplify its expanded mission to support a diverse range of artistic endeavors. Today, PPAC is a beacon of cultural excellence, earning accolades as the “Jewel of the Foothills” and a premier venue for the performing arts in Northern California.
With a modern 760-seat facility, PPAC fills its calendar with a mix of events, concerts and ballets to theater productions and seminars. The center’s programming aims to provide entertainment, education, enrichment, and enlightenment to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
PPAC is deeply invested in the economic and cultural vitality of the region, aligning with schools, theater groups, orchestras, and cultural organizations. And it partners with businesses and government to promote economic development and sustainability.
Visit paradiseperformingarts.com for a glimpse into the exciting events and programs on offer at PPAC.
Paradise Performing Art Center 777 Nunneley Road, Paradise
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In late 2024, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce released a handillustrated Visitor Map showcasing 60 points of interest across the Ridge. Created with input from community stakeholders and funded by Explore Butte County, the map was beautifully drawn by local artist Steve Ferchaud.
This full-color, foldable map includes a detailed key on the reverse side to help visitors explore parks, landmarks and other attractions.
As the Ridge’s long-standing Visitors’ Bureau, the Chamber continues to promote tourism as an important part of the local economy. Free maps are available at locations throughout the region and at the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce, 6161 Clark Road, Suite 1.
Artist-signed large map posters are available for $25 at the Paradise Art Center, 5564 Almond Street, with proceeds supporting the Center’s programs and community arts initiatives.
By David Leon Zink & Judy Clemens
As Paradise plans for a walkable downtown, it’s worth asking: What will draw people here? How can they be enticd to spend their time and money in our community?
Picture a vibrant cultural district where you explore a museum exhibit, enjoy a live play or concert, or visit an art center. Afterward, you grab a bite to eat, browse local shops, or relax at a nearby café — all walking distance.
That’s the vision of Paradise Arts, Theatre and Culture Hub (PATCH), a collaboration of Gold Nugget Museum, Norton Buffalo Hall Foundation, Theatre on the Ridge, and Paradise Art Center, with guidance from Mechoopda Tribal Council and Paradise Recreation and Park District. After two years of due diligence, PATCH is working on a capital campaign to raise funds to purchase land and build in the new downtown Paradise. This will position the Ridge as a regional destination by providing fine arts and culture experiences on a common campus.
PATCH will be hosting events to raise regional awareness for PATCH’s goals, but major funds are needed, and soon. PATCH has identified several two and three-acre campus candidates within the downtown area, but land is selling quickly. Ideally, PATCH will secure the right spot this year. To find out how you can support PATCH, visit our website: paradisepatch.org.
By Kathy Dysert Paradise Art Center Board Member
For more than fifty years, Paradise Art Center has supported Ridge art and artists. With a mission to engage, encourage, and enrich the community through visual arts, the Art Center’s energetic membership offers classes, workshops, and studio time for artists of all levels in the same building that they have inhabited for decades.
Visit Wheeler Gallery, a showcase for local artists
Members of the Art Center show and sell their work in Wheeler Gallery’s art shows and in cubicles with displays of affordable art and handmade greeting cards. In addition, members are eligible to sell their art in the monthly art shows at Nic’s restaurant in Paradise and at the Art Center booths at community events. Memberships are offered for individuals, families, and students.
from the darkness just after the Camp Fire to the light of a new dawn. You must see it to appreciate this beautiful work of art!
The Art Center’s dedication to the rebuilding of Paradise and supporting artists and art lovers has strengthened the Art Center’s connection to community. That strength is exemplified by the colorful mural recently completed by wellknown local artist Steve Ferchaud. The 24’x18’ wall painting on the side of the Art Center building depicts the transition
Visit paradise-art-center.com to become a part of the growing Paradise artists community.
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When: Every spring — next event: June 1, 2026, 1–4 p.m.
Where: Terry Ashe Recreation Center, 6626 Skyway, Paradise
Hosted by the Butte County Fire Safe Council, the Paradise Grazing Festival blends education, agriculture, and fun, celebrating the vital role goats and other grazers play in fuels reduction and wildfire prevention. Whether you’re thinking of owning goats, hiring a grazing contractor, or just curious, there’s something for everyone!
Festival Highlights Include:
Goat Yoga and Goat Photo Booth
Start the day with a session of goat yoga, where participants can stretch and relax in the company of friendly goats. Afterward, stop by the goat photo booth to capture a memorable moment with one of our four-legged guests.
Petting Zoo and Family Crafts
Families can enjoy a hands-on petting zoo with various goat breeds, plus goat-themed arts and crafts for all ages.
Educational Opportunities
Learn about the benefits of targeted grazing as a land management tool. Experts will be on site to discuss how goats are used for vegetation control and wildfire risk reduction in Butte County. Whether you’re a landowner interested in hiring a grazing contractor or simply want to learn more about the practice, this is a valuable opportunity to get informed.
Fire Safety and Preparedness Resources
Representatives from the Butte County Fire Safe Council, CAL FIRE, and local fire departments will be available to provide information on wildfire safety, defensible space, and how goats are part of a larger strategy to protect our communities. A fire engine will also be on display for attendees to explore.
The Paradise Grazing Festival is for anyone interested in agriculture and land stewardship, wildfire resilience, or simply spending a day outdoors with friends and goats. Join us to explore how grazing is making a difference on the Ridge and across Butte County.
Every year, our local community warmly embraces an increasing number of guests at Party in the Park.
The Summer of getting to know your neighbors
Party in the Park Music & Marketplace is a summertime tradition in the historic heart of Paradise, featuring live music, a farmers’ market, kids’ activities, local vendors, food trucks, and beer and wine—hosted by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce and community partners. Party in the Park 2025 is hosted in
partnership with Neighbor-to-Neighbor, a program of California Volunteers, Office of the Governor. The Neighbor-to-Neighbor partnership helps foster community connection by providing space at Party in the Park for local clubs, hobbies, and interest groups to showcase their work, recruit new members, and build lasting relationships with neighbors.
Every Wednesday Night for Eight Weeks: June 11 – July 30, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Paradise Community Park 5570 Black Olive Drive at Pearson Road
Many thanks to our 2025 sponsors
Gold Nugget Days, a four-day festival honoring the gold mining heritage of the Paradise Ridge. Staged by Gold Nugget Days, Inc. a nonprofit organization founded in 1973 to preserve and share local historical artifacts. The annual event pays tribute to the legendary 54-pound gold nugget discovered in 1859 at the Willard Claim in Whisky Flats, across the canyon from Old Magalia. Though the original nugget was quickly melted down and monetized, its legacy continues to shine.
A Ridge tradition since 1959 when the community marked the centennial of the nugget’s discovery. Since then, generations of Ridge residents have participated by donning western garb and transforming local businesses with gold rush-themed displays. The festival is held the last weekend of April each year.
The weekend concludes with the Horse Festival at Paradise Horse Arena, a fitting finale to a celebration steeped in tradition and community spirit. Check www.paradisechamber. com/events/calendar for details.
A variety of activities highlight the weekend. A community Bean Feed kicks off the festivities, followed by a crowning of the Gold Nugget Queen, a local high school junior or senior recognized for her leadership and spirit. Often paired with a lively melodrama, the Queen’s Revue revives antics rooted in frontier-era storytelling.
A spirited Hoe Down at the Elks Lodge, is a favorite. Western music, dancing, and plenty of laughter, a celebration of community in true Ridge style.
The Donkey Derby, a standout event, begins at Whisky Flats and follows a challenging course as teams and donkeys haul a replica 54-pound nugget up to Old Magalia through a series of playful obstacles.
Saturdays Gold Nugget Parade brings out the town, honoring the newly crowned Queen, with floats, local organizations, and visiting performers. Other attractions include the Paradise Gem and Mineral Show at the Gold Nugget Museum, and the popular Craft Fair at Terry Ashe Recreation Center.
Conestoga wagon transportation of the 1800s. The Conestoga wagon, also simply known as the Conestoga, is an obsolete transport vehicle that was used exclusively in North America, primarily the United States, mainly from the early 18th to mid-19th centuries.
Each year, the Saturday before Mother’s Day, Terry Ashe Park transforms into a haven of sweetness, during the Fest. Presented by Youth on the Ridge Community Foundation, this cherished tradition celebrates its mission of “Sweetening Kids’ Lives” with a day of chocolate, entertainment,
Chocolate Candy Land, where guests can dip treats into a giant chocolate fountain, sample gourmet delights from local chocolatiers, and enjoy ice cream creations.
Chocolate, Wine, Beer & Spirits Garden, Guittard Chocolate tastings paired with fine wines, craft beers, chocolate martinis, and festive mocktails—complete with lawn games and live music for a relaxed, adults-only experience.
The History of Chocolate Exhibit, takes visitors through time with a new feature highlighting chocolate’s origins, evolution, and impact around the globe.
Recognized as one of California’s top festivals, with attractions for all ages, decadent desserts to live performances, interactive exhibits, delighting kids and adults.
Family fun & kid-friendly festivities
Young guests will find plenty to enjoy in the KidzZone, featuring giant inflatables, carnival games, LEGO building, face painting, arts and crafts, and costumed characters. A full slate of contests and special events throughout the day, including:
• Chocolate Cuisine Challenge
• Chocolate Pie and Ice Cream Sundae Eating Contests
• Cookie Stacking Contest
• Young Authors Writing Contest
Since its founding in 2006, the Paradise Chocolate Fest has contributed over $420,000 supporting nonprofits serving youth on the Paradise Ridge. These funds help provide scholarships, music and sports programs, summer camp experiences, leadership development, vision screenings, and more. The impact has extended to thousands of young people, their families, and the broader community.
Live music from two stages featuring local bands. Festival goers can explore Art in the Park and discover new titles at All About Books. Craft and commercial vendors offer everything from handmade treasures to unique eats, and community groups host engaging exhibits.
General admission $5, children 4 and under Free. Free Parking. Admission includes: Free chocolate samples, entry into eating contests, unlimited access to Kidz-Zone’s bounce houses, games, and prizes. A Free raffle ticket when you enter. Enjoy live concerts, entertainment, and demonstrations all day.
For all the delicious details, visit chocolatefest.us, follow Paradise Chocolate Fest on Facebook, (530) 342-4896.
Join us as the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce proudly presents California’s oldest harvest festival, celebrating our local heritage since 1888. This two-day fall extravaganza, welcoming over 5,000 guests, showcases Paradise’s orchard legacy with delicious apple pie and fresh apples direct from Noble Orchards.
Indulge in more than a thousand slices of locally baked apple pie, served in the Save Mart Pie Pavilion. Explore local businesses offering goods and services while artisans from across the region display their handicrafts. Savor a variety of festival cuisine at the food court, enjoy continuous entertainment on the Gazebo Stage, and relive nostalgic childhood moments at the Games Plaza, where the legendary Johnny comes to life, sharing stories and apples.
Saturday, October 4 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, October 5 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Terry Ashe Park 6626ParadiseSkyway
farmers’ market.
Johnny Appleseed Days is a beloved community tradition, made possible by the dedication of countless businesses, organizations, and volunteers who come together year after year to celebrate the spirit of “Johnny.” Discover more at ParadiseChamber.com or call 530877-9356.
Experience the magic of Johnny Appleseed as he visits the festival, captivating audiences with his legendary tales.
Don’t miss the “Pumpkin Patch” harvest area presented by Paradise Recreation and Park District, complete with games, plants, and a
Johnny Appleseed Days presents a full program of hometown talent over the weekend.
Come join the festivities and experience the magic of Johnny Appleseed Days!
Paradise Animal Shelter Helpers joins over 100 vendors and organizations welcoming the lively crowds of Johnny Appleseed Days!
The Paradsie Ridge Chamber of Commerce and volunteers serve more than 1,000 slices of apple pie to the community.
Government
Medical & Emergency Services
Paradise Town Hall
5555 Skyway, (530) 872-6291
Supervisor Doug Teeter
747 Elliott Rd. Paradise (530) 765-5186
Congressman Doug La Malfa
20 Independence Circle. Ste B. Chico, (530) 343-1000
CA State Assemblyman
James Gallagher Chico District Office 2060 Talbert Dr. Ste.110 (530) 895-4217
CA State Senator
Megan Dahle
2635 Forest Ave Chico (530) 879-7424
Community Services
Animal Control & Shelter 925 American Way, (530) 872-6275
Building Resiliency Center
6295 Skyway, Paradise (530) 872-6291 Ext.411
Cemetery Districts
980 Elliott Rd., Paradise (530) 877-4493
6764 Magalia Cemetery Road, Magalia, (530) 877-1734
Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce
6161 Clark Road, #1 (530) 877-9356
Paradise Recreation & Park District (530) 6626 Skyway, 872-6393
Upper Ridge Community Council
13917 S. Park Dr. Magalia (530) 828-0810
Ridge Post Offices
PARADISE
6469 Clark Road, (530) 872-5150
MAGALIA
14146 Skyway, (530) 873-1611
STIRLING CITY
16939 Skyway, (530) 873-4475
Adventist Health
Feather River Rapid Care
5125 Skyway, Paradise (530) 872-2000
Chico VA Clinic
1601 Concord Ave., Chico (530) 879-5000
Enloe Health
1531 Esplanade, Chico (530) 332-7300
Oroville Hospital
2767 Olive Hwy, Oroville (530) 533-8500
Butte County EMS
333 Huss Dr. Chico, (530) 332-5555
Butte Home Health & Hospice
10 Constitution Dr. Ste. A Chico (530) 895-0462
Butte Home Health Plus
10 Constitution Drive, Ste. C, Chico (530) 343-7095
Fire Department
EMERGENCY - 911
767 Birch St., Paradise (530) 872-6264
14164 Skyway, Magalia (530) 872-6323
Police Department
EMERGENCY 911
TTY Emergency text 911 5595 Black Olive Dr., Paradise (530) 872-6241
Paradise Volunteers in Police Services (VIPS)
5595 Black Olive Dr., Paradise (530) 872-6161
Butte County Sheriff’s Office
5 Gillick Way Oroville, (530) 538-7321
14166 Skyway
Magalia Substation (530) 616-5470
Utilities
Disposal & Recycling
Northern Recycling & Waste Services (NRWS)
920 American Way, (530) 876-3340
Neal Recycling and Waste Facility
1023 Neal Rd, Chico (530) 345-4917
Electricity & Gas
Pacific Gas & Electric
Residential: (800) 660-6789
Business: (800) 468-4743
Telephone/Internet
AT&T
(Phone & Internet Service)
Wireless: (800) 331-0500
Internet or home phone: (800) 288-2020
T-Mobile
(Phone & Internet Service)
6616 Clark Rd., Paradise (530) 876-4446
Xfinity
(Cable, Phone & Internet Service) (800) 934-6489
Water
Paradise Irrigation District
6332 Clark Road, (530) 877-4971
Del Oro Water Company 14147 Lakeridge Ct., Magalia (530) 717-2504
Social Services
Visit HelpCentral.org or dial 211 to quickly find low-cost and no-cost health and human services in Butte County.
Butte County Behavioral Health Crisis Hotline
24 hour Access Line (530) 891-2810
Emergency (800) 334-6622
Adult and youth psychiatry and outpatient counselling 7200 Skyway
Paradise (530) 872-6328
Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Centers
560 Cohasset Rd., Ste. 165 Chico (530) 879-3950
2167 Montgomery St. Oroville (530) 538-4359
Stepping Stone Program for women with children under 17 or pregnant
109 Parmac Rd. Chico (530) 879-3363
2430 Bird St. Oroville (530) 538-7277
Butte County Veterans’ Services
765 East Ave., Ste. 200 Chico (530) 552-6608
Catalyst Domestic Violence Services
A safe and confidential place for those affected by domestic and sexual violence
Emergency (800) 895-8476
330 Wall St., Ste. 50 Chico (530) 343-7711
1931 Arlin Rhine Memorial Dr. Oroville (530) 532-6427
Children’s Services
Emergency (800) 400-0902
765 East Ave., Ste. 200 Chico (530) 879-3731
78 Table Mountain Blvd. Oroville (530) 538-7883
Community Legal Information Center
25 Main St. #102, Chico (530) 898-4354
Employment & Social Services
7204 Skyway, Paradise (530) 552-6390
765 East Ave., Chico (877) 410-8803
78 Table Mountain Blvd., Oroville (530) 538-7711
Long-Term Ombudsman
25 Main St., Ste. 202 Chico (530) 822-0109
Passages Adult Resource Center
25 Main St, Ste. 202 Chico (530) 898-5923
Planned Parenthood
3100 Cohasset Rd., Chico (530) 342-8367
Valley Oak Children’s Services
3120 Cohasset Rd. Ste 6, Chico (530) 895-3572
Work Training Center
460 W East Ave., Ste. 110 Chico (530) 343-7994
The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce (PRCoC) is an organization of business people sharing local pride, professional expertise and a commitment to growth. Together, we promote the civic and commercial progress of our community.
Each December, PRCoC hosts a dinner to install its Board of Directors and honor outstanding individuals and businesses.
2024 Honorees, clockwise from top left: Ed Salome Award for Service to Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce: Heidi Elick; Entrepreneur of the Year: Poptastic; Community Champion Award: Paradise Stronger; Jody Jones Award for Community Service: Moms of the Ridge; Legacy of Excellence: DADCO Construction; Rising Star: Lofi Café; Nonprofit of the Year: Rebuild Paradise Foundation.
Monica Nolan CEO
Mark Thorp Business Advocate
Emma Miller Operations Associate
Molly Chamber Greeter
Exceptional business owners James and Amanda Clark of All Things Trees are dedicated community leaders, stepping up to support local organizations, youth sports, and emergency services. Their expertise, professionalism, and generosity have earned them a stellar reputation. Whether clearing storm-damaged roads or enhancing public spaces, they embody the spirit of service.
As the voice of the Ridge, the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce shares the story of Paradise and Magalia through widely distributed print publications. Each year, thousands of Ridge Business Journals and Ridge Rising Guides are circulated, featuring comprehensive business listings and highlighting local organizations and community assets. The RBJ and the RRG are essential tools for connecting residents, visitors, and partners to all the Ridge has to offer.
(Open to the public)
The Chamber is community. That’s why we are always looking for ways to help you connect with us, with each other, and with the business community as a whole. Chamber networking events are a valuable means to find new opportunities for growth and collaboration. All events are posted on Paradisechamber.com’s community calendar, or join our mailing list by emailing info@paradisechamber.com.
CIA HeartToHome Ribbon cuttings mark new beginnings and community growth. The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrates local businesses as they open their doors and invest in our shared future. Visit Heart to Home Real Estate at 6294 Skyway, where their welcoming office offers full-service expertise.
Rebuild Paradise Foundation unveiled the Our Future is Bright mural near Paradise Community Park, featuring 2,500 children’s handprints to mark the 5th anniversary of the Camp Fire. This landmark event drew hundreds and attracted media attention, celebrating the community’s bright future.
PRCoC works closely with Butte College Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to support local commerce. SBDC offers FREE one-on-one business consulting and trainings at the Chamber’s Clark Road office. To schedule appointments and register for trainings: Call: (530) 895-9017 Email: konuwaso@ butte.edu
Chicostart and PRCoC collaborate to offer RIDGESTART - Powered by Chicostart, serving the diverse business community of the Paradise Ridge. RIDGESTART provides entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses with education, mentorship, incubation programs, and essential connections. For further details, visit paradiseridgechamberofcommerce.com/ridgestart
The Paradise Perspectives Community Forum hosted by PRCoC provides members with valuable insights into current issues, future endeavors, and pivotal initiatives shaping the commercial landscape of Paradise.
WelcomeToTheRidge.com is part of a multi-year effort by the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce to build community and support commerce on The Ridge. The site makes it easy to explore local life, (whether you’re planning a move or just visiting,) by showcasing progress, community spirit, and resources for finding realtors, restaurants, clubs, and more.
Support the effort by following and sharing on social media, or by submitting stories and images that celebrate Ridge life.
Start exploring at welcometotheridge.com/ridge-life.
The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce is proud to offer RidgeBucks, a community gift card program designed to keep spending local and support Ridge businesses.
Leading the way is our cheerful new mascot — Bucky! Look for him at local businesses, and remember RidgeBucks for the gift of local choice.
For Merchants: Want to accept RidgeBucks at your business? Join the program today and drive new customers to your door.
For Shoppers & Employers: RidgeBucks make perfect gifts and employee incentives — and every dollar stays local.
Just Look for Bucky on ParadiseChamber. com’s homepage, and click for info! You may also call 530 877 9356 or visit the Chamber Office at 6161 Clark Road #1.
Chelyse’s Bookkeeping Service
Oroville (530) 965-1154
Matthews, Hutton & Warren, CPAs
1530 Humboldt Rd, Ste 2 Chico (530) 877-6793
McKinnon & Associates 6161 Clark Rd Ste 3 Paradise (530) 876-0944
Elements of Health
6407 Skyway Paradise (530) 451-6700
Heavenly Herbs & Acupuncture 8093 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-7003
Bourbon Hill Ltd. 4172 Tiberon Way Chico (530) 864-7097
Monkey Business Website Design Services By Video Appointment Only. (530) 413-5115 (530) 205-3773 monkeybusiness.design/
Paradise Post Chico ER 400 E. Park Ave. Chico (530) 877-4413
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U.T.B. Studios 1267 Parque Drive Chico (415) 932-9891
Yowzers Graphics Gallery 774 Birch Street Paradise (530) 872-9500
Accularm Security Systems
2348 Baldwin Ave Oroville (530) 532-0885
PASH
P.O. Box 1021 Paradise (530) 519-4193
Topcats on the Ridge, Inc. P.O. Box 2281
Paradise
Jeannie’s 491 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 762-4960
Skyway Antique Mall 6118 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-6503
Paradise Boutique Apartments 5900 Canyon View Dr Paradise (530) 519-4880
Shadowbrook Apartments 1090 Shadowbrook Way Paradise (530) 872-1810
Hudson’s Appliance Center
454 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 877-6312
All Things Trees Paradise (530) 872-7272
Tree Worx 3561 Chico River Road Chico, (530) 924-6464
Art of Moni B LLC Magalia (530) 783-9473
Paint Parties By Dawn 5923 Clark Road Suite I Paradise (530) 570-8372
Paradise Art Center 5564 Almond Street Paradise (530) 877-7402
Sunshine Assisted Living 1468 Sun Manor Paradise (530) 877-3363
Atherton & Michael, LLP - Estate Planning Attorneys 5923 Clark Road Ste G Paradise (530) 877-6332
Dana L. Campbell, Attorney At Law 1600 Humboldt Rd. Suite 4 Chico (530) 894-2100
Desiree Vance & Associates 1655 Montgomery St Oroville (530) 965-5672
Power Law P.C. 1058 Mangrove Suite C Chico (530) 576-5740 ext. 1
C and J Service Center 7760 Skyway Paradise (530) 413-9533
Collision Masters and Framework 119 Pearson Rd Paradise (530) 877-2202
Lyons Express Lube & Oil 5605 Almond Street Paradise (530) 762-0295
Madd Natters Donuts 5913 Clark Rd. D Paradise (530) 513-3136
Five Star Bank 1370 E Lassen Avenue Suite 100 Chico (916) 640-1517
Mechanics Bank 672 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 877-0857 x3119
Members 1st Credit Union 4710 Mountain Lakes Blvd. Redding (530) 222-6060
Sierra Central Credit Union 5175 Skyway Paradise (800) 222-7228
Tri Counties Bank 6848 Q Skyway Paradise (530) 872-2992
US Bank 6817 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-9373
Wells Fargo Bank 6930 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-0813
Izzy’s Bar & Grill 13915 S Park Dr. Magalia (530) 413-9709
Jen’s Place 7126 Skyway ABC Paradise (530) 413-9130
Nic’s 6256 Skyway Paradise (530) 413-9422
Paradise Bikes 6282 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-3992
Vitalant 555 Rio Lindo Ave. Chico (530) 893-5433
Castle Lite Block LLC
Paradise (707) 217-2328
Foothill Mill & Lumber Company 1698 Wagstaff Paradise (530) 877-3395
Green Builder Products
303 Potrero St #2 Santa Cruz (831) 458-0202
Payless Building Supply
2600 Notre Dame Blvd Chico (530) 895-3228
3CORE, Inc.
2515 Ceanothus Avenue Suite 105 Chico (530) 893-8732
Adobe Acrobat
345 Park Avenue San Jose (408) 753-5826
Advanced Document Concepts
702 Nord Avenue Chico (530) 893-8711
Better Business Bureau of Sacramento 10399 Old Placerville Rd Sacramento (916) 425-0073
Butte CollegeEconomic and Workforce Development
2480 Notre Dame Blvd Chico (530) 879-9069
Butte College SBDC
2480 Notre Dame Blvd. Chico (530) 895-9017
C G Denero Consulting Chico (209) 298-2956
Chelyse’s Bookkeeping Service Oroville (530) 965-1154
Chico Chamber of Commerce
180 East 4th Street, Suite 120 Chico (530) 891-5556
ChicoSTART
411 Main Street, Suite 101 Chico (650) 296-7029
Corning Chamber of Commerce 1110 Solano Street Corning (530) 824-5550
Jim Mowrey- Payroc Independent Sales Representative 5084 Pentz Road Paradise (530) 720-6690
North State Planning & Development Collective, Chico State University
35 Main Street Ste. 132 Chico (530) 898-4372
Ridge WorkSpace 6161 Clark Rd. #1 Paradise (530) 877-9356
SCORE
1324 Mangrove #114 Chico (530) 342-8932
The Deming Initiative
2581 California Park Dr Apt 215 Chico (530) 966-8257
ZenBusiness 5511 Parkcrest Drive, Suite 103 Austin (512) 765-4985
North Rim Furniture 2434 Dayton Rd. Unit 1 Chico (530) 588-1798
Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground 14360 Skyway Magalia (530) 413-8078
Joy Lyn’s Candies
220 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 872-9167
Green Paradise Café 6201 Skyway Paradise (530) 520-4011
LoFi Cafe
5913 Clark Rd Ste A
Paradise (760) 563-4649
Maria’s Kitchen 1132 Elliott Road
Paradise (530) 876-1086
Meeho’s 6808 Skyway
Paradise (530) 762-2591
Nic’s
6256 Skyway
Paradise (530) 413-9422
Pair-O-Dice Chapter E Clampus Vitus
P.O. Box 711 Paradise (530) 872-2052
Chico Cemetery Association 881 Mangrove Avenue Chico (530) 345-7243
Paradise Cemetery District
980 Elliott Rd Paradise (530) 877-4493
Pee Wee Preschool 7196 Skyway Paradise (530) 413-9485
Valley Oak Children’s Services
3120 Cohasset Road Ste 6 Chico (530) 895-3572
Center for Spiritual Living Chico
14 Hillary Lane Chico (530) 895-8395
Craig Memorial Congregational Church
5872 Oliver Road Paradise (530) 519-3113
First Baptist Church of Paradise
6500 Clark Road Paradise (530) 877-3532
Magalia Community Church
13700 Old Skyway Magalia (530) 877-7963
Our Savior Lutheran Church
6404 Pentz Road Paradise (530) 877-7321
Paradise Adventist Church
5699 Academy Dr. Paradise (530) 877-4454
Paradise Lutheran Church
780 Luther Drive Paradise (530) 877-3549
St. Thomas More Catholic Church 767 Elliott Rd Paradise (530) 877-4501
530 Restoration Inc. Paradise (530) 588-8649
Blast Pressure & Soft Wash 7515 Skyway Unit B Paradise (530) 829-1112
Sheraton Real Estate Management 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 342-2214
Top Tier House Cleaning Paradise (530) 521-0696
Bakers Birkenstock 691 Fir Street Paradise (530) 762-0640
Bobbi’s Boutique 6264 Skyway Paradise (530) 564-4227
Kora’s Kloset 5923 Clark Rd Suite B Paradise (530) 762-7033
Thistle & Stitch 14154 Skyway Suite 7 Magalia (530) 524-5008
American Legion Post 259, Paradise 6550 Skyway, Paradise (530) 762-9275
Applied Strengths
Ministry
6303 Harold Ln, Paradise (530) 591-0051
Boys & Girls Club of the North Valley 601 Wall Street Chico (530) 899-0335
California Health Collaborative
25 Jan Ct Suite 130 Chico (530) 877-4146 x203
California Vocations, Inc 5910 Clark Road Suite T Chico (530) 403-9530
Camp Fire Collaborative Quail Run Professional Plaza 5910 Clark Road, Suite H Paradise (530) 413-8396
Care Net of Paradise
6585 Clark Road #320 Paradise (530) 876-1113
Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP)
1001 Willow Street Chico (530) 891-6931
Explore Butte County
326 Huss Lane, Building E Chico (530) 918-4585
Feather River Health Foundation
5974 Pentz Rd Paradise (530) 877-9361
Friends of the Library, Paradise P.O. Box 1730
Paradise (530) 228-0771
Gold Nugget Days Inc, dba Gold Nugget & Paradise Depot Museums
475 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 762-2613
Habitat for Humanity of Butte County
220 Meyers St. Chico (530) 343-7423
Magalia Community Park
13917 South Park Drive
Magalia (530) 413-9158
Moms of the Ridge 466 Pearson Rd Paradise (530) 321-6814
North Valley Community Foundation 1811 Concord Avenue, Suite 220 Chico (530) 891-1150
Pair-O-Dice Chapter E
Clampus Vitus
P.O. Box 711
Paradise (530) 872-2052
Paradise AAUW
Paradise (530) 514-3992
Paradise Aerie 2960, Fraternal Order of Eagles
9079 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-8687
Paradise Chocolate Fest
Paradise (530) 342-4896
Paradise Community Center 877 Nunneley Road
Paradise (530) 872-6393
Paradise Community Chorus P.O. Box 1043 Magalia (530) 521-9207
Paradise Depot Museum - Gold Nugget Museums 5570 Black Olive Drive
Paradise (530) 413-9129
Paradise Elks Lodge #2026 1100 Elk Lane Paradise (530) 877-3977
Paradise Garden Club
P.O. Box 1246
Paradise (925) 768-4797
Paradise Horsemen’s Association 6705 Moore Road Paradise (530) 519-0455
Paradise Host Lions Club
P.O. Box 2801
Paradise (530) 762-4919
Paradise Little League P.O. Box 282
Paradise (530) 394-0343
Paradise Moose Lodge #2227 5275 Skyway Paradise (530) 762-7066
Paradise Ridge Fire Safe Council
6585 Clark Rd Suite 240 Paradise (530) 877-0984
Paradise Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 1081
Paradise (530) 877-1345
Paradise Rotary Club
P.O. Box 820
Paradise (530) 413-7725
Paradise Scholarship Foundation
7050 Skyway Paradise (530) 321-4917
Paradise Stronger
6848 Skyway Ste P
Paradise (530) 327-7235
Paradise Symphony Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 1892
Paradise (530) 327-8508
Paradise Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2039 (VFW)
6550 Skyway Paradise (530) 616-1781
PASH
P.O. Box 1021
Paradise (530) 519-4193
Rebuild Paradise Foundation 6067 Skyway Suite B
Paradise (530) 413-8056
Regenerating Paradise
Paradise (530) 965-1449
Table Mountain Masonic Lodge #124
5934 Clark Road Paradise (530) 877-7852
The Ridge Quilters’ Guild Paradise (530) 520-8006
Topcats on the Ridge, Inc.
P.O. Box 2281
Paradise
Upper Ridge Community Council
Magalia (530) 828-0810
Valley Contractors Exchange 951 E. 8th Street Chico (530) 343-1981
Valley Oak Children’s Services
3120 Cohasset Road Ste 6 Chico (530) 895-3572
Vitalant 555 Rio Lindo Ave. Chico (530) 893-5433
Youth for Change 260 Cohasset Rd. Ste 120 Chico (530) 877-8187
Coyote Ridge Coffee Paradise coyoteridgecoffee.com
Butte College 3536 Butte Campus Drive Oroville (530) 895-2511
Frank Dodini Paradise (530) 327-7117
Michael Miller Magalia (530) 487-3655
Paradise Technology Solutions Paradise (530) 487-0706
Victra 6616 Clark Rd. Ste A. Paradise (530) 509-2106
Webster IT Solutions 20133 Regina Lane Cottonwood (530) 803-8910
530 Restoration Inc. Paradise (530) 588-8649
AGS Construction Services 1252 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-5929
American Dream Construction, Inc. 5810 Clark Rd Paradise (530) 720-0648
B and B Builders Magalia (530) 873-6341
BC Brown General Engineering Inc. Paradise (530) 624-2094
Billson Construction Co. Inc.
15 Commerce Ct. Suite 150 Chico (530) 343-2293
Central Valley Construction Paradise (530) 755-7133
Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP)
1001 Willow Street Chico (530) 891-6931
Conroy Construction, Inc.
1350 E 9th Street Ste 100 Chico (530) 891-1204
DADCO Construction
5913 Clark Road, Unit G Paradise (530) 762-2981
DH Construction
3851 Morrow Lane, Ste. 14 Chico (530) 892-2850
Martin Construction 6152 Center St. Paradise (530) 680-6423
Moreland Construction Inc. Chico (530) 588-4259
MVK Construction
Paradise (530) 354-0052
One Source Builders Inc. 693 Fir St. Paradise (530) 630-9498
Paradise Affordable Homes
1201 Bille Road Paradise (530) 327-8494
Paradise Homes Inc.
635 Boquest Blvd. Paradise (530) 717-8774
Ridge Builders LLC
6451 Skyway Paradise (530) 413-9110
Robles Construction Inc Paradise (530) 681-8024
Selig Construction
337 Huss Drive Chico (530) 893-5898
Smalley General Contracting Paradise (530) 521-5645
Sure Built Construction Inc.
3190 Orange Grove Ave Suite B North Highlands (916) 692-8280
Tiny Pine Foundation
2742 Feather River Blvd. Oroville (530) 353-4648
Trilogy Construction, Inc
7030 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-1180
Valley Contractors
Exchange
951 E. 8th Street Chico (530) 343-1981
C&C Prints
6848 Skyway Suite F
Paradise (530) 783-3092
Wilson Printing and Signs
730-B Main Street Chico (530) 877-8721
Yowzers Graphics Gallery
774 Birch Street
Paradise (530) 872-9500
Age of Aquarius 5910 Clark Road Suite M 8 Paradise (530) 520-1900
Helm Center - First Responders Wellness Center
Paradise (530) 990-8880
Maria ‘’Mimi’’ Brown M.F.T. 7050 Skyway Paradise (530) 354-4418
California Renovation / Carpet One of Chico 2525 Dominic Dr. Suite A Chico (530) 343-1661
Northern California Ballet 5794 Clark Rd Paradise (530) 570-2731
Hanosh and Hunter Dental Group 6072 Skymeadow Way
Paradise (530) 877-9800
Oroville Gentle Dentistry
2014 5th Ave Oroville (530) 533-8204
California Vocations, Inc 5910 Clark Road Suite T Paradise (530) 877-4146 x203
Burnt Barn Distilling Co.
195 Wayland Road Paradise (530) 228-0941
Hands On Dog Training 5905 Clark Road Suite B Paradise (408) 309-8451
SERVICES
Flair Custom Cleaners 7515 Skyway, Unit B Paradise (530) 345-0522
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SERVICES
Bess Electric 2073 Rochester Drive Chico (530) 519-4253
Bunch Electric 6127 Clark Road Suite 100 Paradise (530) 966-4125
CW Electric Chico (530) 872-3443
Donlon Electric Paradise (805) 319-8574
J2 Electric 4424 Willow Springs Rd. Chico (530) 720-4132
Phoenix Ridge Electrical Magalia (530) 799-6926
Smalley General Contracting Paradise (530) 521-5645
Urban Design 4742 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-1079
A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing 2050 Lincoln Street Oroville (530) 413-9887
Allevity 870 Manzanita Court Suite A Chico (530) 345-2486
Alliance for Workforce Development, Inc.
500 Cohasset Road Ste 30 Chico (530) 961-5125
Butte College Training Place 2480 Notre Dame Blvd. Chico (530) 895-9015
AGS Construction Services 1252 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-5929
; BC Brown General Engineering Inc. Paradise (530) 624-2094
Jackson and Sands Engineering, Inc. 1250 East Ave, Ste 10 Chico (530) 715-7184
LACO Associates 12 Williamsburg Lane Chico (707) 443-5054
M. Roethler General Engineering, Inc.
6449 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-6946
Compac Engineering, Inc 1111 Noffsinger Lane
Paradise (530) 872-2044
QC Molds, Inc Magalia (530) 873-7790
Northern California Ballet 5794 Clark Rd Paradise (530) 570-2731
Paradise Community Chorus P.O. Box 1043 Magalia (530) 521-9207
Paradise Performing Arts Center 777 Nunneley Road
Paradise (530) 872-8454
Paradise Playdium, Inc. 6848 Skyway Ste H Paradise (530) 871-9090
Paradise Symphony Society, Inc. P.O. Box 1892
Paradise (530) 327-8508
Theatre on the Ridge 3735 Neal Road Paradise (530) 877-5760
U.T.B. Studios 1267 Parque Drive Chico (415) 932-9891
Manzanita Environmental, LLC
Magalia (530) 872-2958
Rental Guys
8321 Skyway Paradise (530) 876-0206
Jeannie’s 491 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 762-4960
LoFi Cafe 5913 Clark Rd Ste A Paradise (760) 563-4649
Magalia Community Park
13917 South Park Drive Magalia (530) 413-9158
Maria’s Kitchen
1132 Elliott Road Paradise (530) 876-1086
Paradise Elks Lodge #2026
1100 Elk Lane Paradise (530) 877-3977
Paradise Lutheran Church 780 Luther Drive Paradise (530) 877-3549
Paradise Moose Lodge #2227
5275 Skyway Paradise (530) 762-7066
Paradise Performing Arts Center 777 Nunneley Road Paradise (530) 872-8454
Paradise Playdium, Inc.
6848 Skyway Ste H Paradise (530) 871-9090
Paradise Recreation and Park District
6626 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-6393
Paradise Stronger
6848 Skyway Ste P Paradise (530) 327-7235
Table Mountain Masonic Lodge #124 5934 Clark Road Paradise (530) 877-7852
AGS Construction Services 1252 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-5929
BC Brown General Engineering Inc. Paradise (530) 624-2094
DADCO Construction 5913 Clark Road, Unit G Paradise (530) 762-2981
Magneson Tractor Service, Inc 1374 Keller Ln. Paradise (530) 961-3171
FAITH - BASED MEDIA
Applied Strengths Ministry 6303 Harold Ln Paradise (530) 591-0051
KRGR Radio 101.3 FM 5699 Academy Dr Paradise (530) 872-7200
Heinke’s Farm & Nursery 5360 Clark Road Paradise (530) 781-3340
Noble Orchard Company 7050 Pentz Rd. Paradise (530) 781-4784
Johnny on the Spot DBA
Chico Septic 5050 Cohasset Rd Ste 70 Chico (530) 893-5687
Edward Jones- Shannon Hurte Financial Advisor 2854 Olive Highway Ste. A Oroville (530) 872-4339
Edward Jones- Travis Barker Financial Advisor 6311 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-7000
Ridge Financial Planning 6779 Skyway Ste. A Paradise (530) 762-7211
Stifel - Mason Wealth Management GroupFinancial Advisor 901 Bruce Rd #280 Chico (530) 891-1133
Sweeney & Michel LLC 196 Cohasset Road Suite 100 Chico (530) 487-1777
Mootz Financial Solutions 680 Rio Lindo Ave Ste 60 Chico (530) 877-7007
Prosperity Investment Management, Inc. 353 E. 2nd St. Ste 110 Chico (530) 877-4111
Black Oak Training Inc. Magalia (530) 624-1562
Paradise Rod & Gun Club, Inc. P.O. Box 1081 Paradise (530) 877-1345
California Renovation / Carpet One of Chico 2525 Dominic Dr. Suite A Chico (530) 343-1661
S & S Floor Covering
204 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 228-9012
The Mixed Market 5913 Clark Rd, Suite F Paradise (530) 762-7058
Towne Flooring Center 1080 E 20th St Chico (530) 343-0215
Fuller’s Flowers
Paradise (530) 966-5476
Heinke’s Farm & Nursery 5360 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 781-3340
Holiday Market 14001 Lakeridge Circle Magalia
Noble Orchard Company 7050 Pentz Rd.
Paradise (530) 781-4784
Paradise Grocery Outlet 6800 Skyway
Paradise (530) 413-9499
Save Mart 6636 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 877-0522 x1
Newton-Bracewell Cremation & Funeral Services 5691 Almond Street
Paradise (530) 873-7602
Rose Chapel 6382 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 877-4923
California Renovation / Carpet One of Chico 2525 Dominic Dr. Suite A Chico (530) 343-1661
Jeannie’s 491 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 762-4960
North Rim Furniture 2434 Dayton Rd. Unit 1 Chico (530) 588-1798
S & S Floor Covering 204 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 228-9012
The Mixed Market 5913 Clark Rd, Suite F Paradise (530) 762-7058
Northern Recycling & Waste Services, LLC 920 American Way Paradise (530) 876-3340 x 2
Butte Valley Supply Inc. 2552 Clark Rd Butte Valley (530) 895-9676
Déjà Vu Gardens Galore Nursery 5424 Foster Road Paradise (530) 877-7341
Heinke’s Farm & Nursery 5360 Clark Road Paradise (530) 781-3340
Plants & Produce, ‘’A Taste of Paradise’’ 5505 Skyway Paradise (530) 781-3340
Hunt Propane, Inc
310 Nord Ave Chico (530) 342-0303
Urban Design 4742 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-1079
Arbonne - Jenn Brooks, Wellness Consultant Paradise (530) 864-1211
Art of Moni B LLC Magalia (530) 783-9473
Coyote Ridge Coffee Paradise coyoteridgecoffee.com
Eastern Sequoia 6779 Skyway Suite B Paradise (530) 513-2520
Green Garden Art Paradise (530) 355-6315
Joy Lyn’s Candies 220 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 872-9167
Kora’s Kloset 5923 Clark Rd Suite B Paradise (530) 762-7033
Magalia Rocks & Crystals Magalia (530) 680-6398
Paint Parties By Dawn 5923 Clark Road Suite I
Paradise (530) 570-8372
Poptastic
462 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 413-3983
The Mixed Market 5913 Clark Rd, Suite F Paradise (530) 762-7058
The Paradise-Opoly Board Game Paradise (310) 717-9533
Thistle & Stitch 14154 Skyway Suite 7 Magalia (530) 524-5008
SALES AND SERVICE
Dansons Glass 391 Kelly Ridge Road Oroville (530) 764-1010
Gene’s A-1 Glass 2385 Ivy Street Chico (530) 877-7750
GRAPHIC DESIGN & MARKETING
Adobe Acrobat
345 Park Avenue San Jose (408) 753-5826
C&C Prints
6848 Skyway Suite F
Paradise (530) 783-3092
Monkey Business
Website Design Services By Video Appoinment Only. (530) 413-5115 (530) 205-3773 monkeybusiness.design/
Poptastic 462 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 413-3983
Pacific West Magalia (530) 338-9309
Western Heating & Rain Gutters 1754 Piney Ridge Dr. Paradise (530) 877-3427
Go For Spain LLC 1434 Biggs Ave Oroville (530) 720-9326
Homestead Handyman PO Box 1509
Paradise (530) 864-0825
True Value Paradise
6848 Skyway Ste L
Paradise (530) 762-7233
Arbonne - Jenn Brooks, Wellness Consultant
Paradise (530) 864-1211
Elements of Health
6407 Skyway Paradise (530) 451-6700
Heavenly Herbs & Acupuncture 8093 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-7003
Melaleuca Independent Marketing Representative PO Box 933
Paradise (530) 826-6560
Sol Sanctuary 4791 Round Valley Ranch Rd Paradise (530) 762-7108
Vine & Branch Shop
Paradise (530) 413-7710
Adventist HealthFeather River Health Center 5125 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-2000
Paradise Medical Group, Inc.
6470 Pentz Road
Paradise (530) 872-6650
Pillsbury Physical Therapy, Inc. 6678 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 876-1006
Curves Paradise 6848 Skyway, Ste G
Paradise (530) 877-8300
Grit Fitness Paradise LLC 6626 Clark Rd Suite N
Paradise (530) 783-6030
Paradise Stronger 6848 Skyway Ste P
Paradise (530) 327-7235
Ridge Fitness 14144 Lakeridge Cir Unit 6 Magalia (707) 496-4198
Pacific West Magalia (530) 338-9309
Paradise Heating & Air Conditioning paradiseheat.com
Paradise (530) 354-2473
Enloe Health 1531 Esplanade Chico (530) 332-7300
Oroville Hospital 2767 Olive Highway Oroville (530) 533-8500
Bigfoot Homes 2460 17th Ave #1002
Santa Cruz (530) 654-5192
Blixa Properties LLC 5900 Canyon View Drive
Paradise (530) 586-0003
Blue Haven Mobile Estates 5510 Clark Road P aradise (530) 464-1989
Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) 1001 Willow Street Chico (530) 891-6931
Habitat for Humanity of Butte County 220 Meyers St. Chico (530) 343-7423
Paradise Boutique Apartments 5900 Canyon View Dr
Paradise (530) 519-4880
Paradise Lutheran Church 780 Luther Drive
Paradise (530) 877-3549
Paradise Mobile Estates 1354 Elliott Road
Paradise (530) 410-4563
Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground 14360 Skyway Magalia (530) 413-8078
Shadowbrook Apartments 1090 Shadowbrook Way
Paradise (530) 872-1810
Sheraton Real Estate Management 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 342-2214
Ridge Top Parlor
797 Elliott Rd. Unit D
Paradise (925) 762-7074
Aflac - Diane Lucido, Insurance Agent Paradise (925) 209-0828
Aflac - Lisa Raczynski, Agent Magalia (530) 605-5310
Farmers Insurance, The Brad Jacobson Agency 25 Jan Court Suite 120 Chico (530) 891-7900
Heritage Insurance Agency
290 Airpark Boulevard Chico (530) 894-3276
Kevin Baker Insurance Agency
389 Conners Ct, Ste G Chico (530) 872-4644
Nevin & Witt Insurance Services
1600 Mangrove Avenue #195 Chico (530) 894-0111
INTERIOR DESIGN
1122 DESIGNS
Paradise (833) 692-7654
JANITORIAL SERVICE
Inside Out Landscaping and Janitorial
2234 Park Ave Chico (530) 343-7994
Magalia Rocks & Crystals Magalia (530) 680-6398
The Mixed Market LLC
5913 Clark Rd Suite F Paradise (530) 762-7058
Woodworth’s Jewelry
6265 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-7111
A Helping Hand Magalia (323) 839-8949
Baker’s Landscape Maintenance Magalia (530) 624-0253
Blue Moon Landscape, Inc.
586 E 7th St. Chico (530) 521-6587
Brush Masters 1450 Idlewild Ln Paradise (530) 720-9827, (530) 721-2559
Gregg Yard Maintenance LLC Paradise (530) 262-3609
Inside Out Landscaping and Janitorial 2234 Park Ave Chico (530) 343-7994
JR Landscaping & Lawn Services LLC Oroville (530) 990-1016
Leonard’s Landscape Management Services Chico (530) 680-8430
Top Notch Landscape Management Inc Palermo (530) 403-6372
Weed Whackers 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 466-3463
Burnt Barn Distilling Co. 195 Wayland Road Paradise (530) 228-0941
Skyway Liquor 6848 Skyway Ste N Paradise (530) 762-7171
Best Western Paradise Hotel 5475 Clark Rd Paradise (530) 762-6051
Blixa Properties LLC 5900 Canyon View Drive Paradise (530) 586-0003
Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground 14360 Skyway Magalia (530) 413-8078
Ponderosa Gardens Motel, Inc 7010 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-9094
Foothill Mill & Lumber Company 1698 Wagstaff Paradise (530) 877-3395
Payless Building Supply 2600 Notre Dame Blvd Chico (530) 895-3228
Corners Consulting Paradise (530) 514-7887
Clayton Homes of Oroville 2243 Feather River Blvd Oroville (530) 871-9600
JMS Sales, Inc. 1001 Bille Road Paradise (714) 686-4600
Paradise Affordable Homes 1201 Bille Road Paradise (530) 327-8494
Paradise Homes Inc. 635 Boquest Blvd.
Paradise (530) 717-8774
Paradise Mobile Estates 1354 Elliott Road Paradise (530) 410-4563
Serenity Homes 899 Garden Highway Yuba City (530) 682-0806
Blue Flamingo Marketing 353 East 2nd Street
Suite 220 Chico (530) 210-2391
Butte Business (530) 228-9742
Explore Butte County 326 Huss Lane, Building E Chico (530) 918-4585
U.T.B. Studios 1267 Parque Drive Chico (415) 932-9891
Elements of Health 6407 Skyway Paradise (530) 451-6700
Hudson’s Appliance Center 454 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 877-6312
Applied Strengths Ministry 6303 Harold Ln
Paradise (530) 591-0051
Deer Creek Broadcasting, LLC 2654 Cramer Lane Chico (530) 345-0021
KIXE PBS 603 N Market St Redding (530) 243-5493
KRGR Radio 101.3 FM 5699 Academy Dr Paradise (530) 872-7200
Adventist HealthFeather River Health Center
5125 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-2000
Paradise Medical Group, Inc. 6470 Pentz Road Paradise (530) 872-6650
Blue Haven Mobile Estates 5510 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 464-1989
Paradise Mobile Estates 1354 Elliott Road Paradise (530) 410-4563
Access Real Estate Lending 116 West 2nd Street Suite 1 Chico (530) 897-4090
Gold Nugget Days Inc, dba Gold Nugget & Paradise Depot Museums 475 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 762-2613
Paradise Depot Museum
- Gold Nugget Museums
5570 Black Olive Drive
Paradise (530) 413-9129
Paradise Post Chico ER
400 E. Park Ave. Chico (530) 877-4413
Liberty Tax Service
6848 Skyway Ste V
Paradise (530) 531-5329
Old Republic
145 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 877-6262
B’s Trees 8279 Skyway Paradise (530) 520-7493
Déjà Vu Gardens Galore Nursery 5424 Foster Road Paradise (530) 877-7341
Noble Orchard Company 7050 Pentz Rd.
Paradise (530) 781-4784
Advanced Document Concepts 702 Nord Avenue
Chico (530) 893-8711
OPTOMETRIST
Ridge Eye Institute 5889 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 877-2020
Noble Orchard Company 7050 Pentz Rd.
Paradise (530) 781-4784
JP Painting Company Paradise (530) 321-3927
Sheraton Real Estate Management 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 342-2214
Magalia Community Park 13917 South Park Drive
Magalia (530) 413-9158
Paradise Recreation and Park District 6626 Skyway
Paradise (530) 872-6393
Poptastic 462 Pearson Road
Paradise (530) 413-3983
Clark Pest Control 180 Eaton Rd Chico (530) 345-2424
Hobbs Pest Solutions, INC. 2330 Bird St. Oroville (530) 624-5390
Hunters Services 2060 Third St. Oroville (909) 325-9990
Richard’s North State Pest Management 904 Almond St
Corning (530) 588-5298
Hands On Dog Training 5905 Clark Road Suite B
Paradise (408) 309-8451
Paradise Horsemen’s Association 6705 Moore Road
Paradise (530) 519-0455
Silver Scissors Pet Grooming 6545 Skyway Ste A Paradise (530) 877-5046
Jeremy Vesely Photography Paradise (530) 514-4497
Yowzers Graphics Gallery 774 Birch Street
Paradise (530) 872-9500
Pillsbury Physical Therapy, Inc.
6678 Clark Road Paradise (530) 876-1006
Bob’s Repair Service Paradise (530) 872-9296
Earl’s Performance Plumbing 2264 Park Avenue Chico (530) 872-7900
Mr. Rooter Plumbing 9 Commerce Court Chico (530) 321-4203
Smalley General Contracting Paradise (530) 521-5645
Urban Design 4742 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-1079
Alpine Portable Toilet Services Inc. 2575 S 5th Avenue Oroville (530) 712-9230
Johnny on the Spot DBA Chico Septic 5050 Cohasset Rd Ste 70 Chico (530) 893-5687
Care Net of Paradise 6585 Clark Road #320
Paradise (530) 876-1113
C&C Prints 6848 Skyway Suite F Paradise (530) 783-3092
Wilson Printing and Signs 730-B Main Street Chico (530) 877-8721
A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing 2050 Lincoln Street Oroville (530) 413-9887
Higman Graphics 2240 Saint George Lane Ste 6 Chico (530) 342-4229
Monkey Business Website Design Services By Video Appoinment Only. (530) 413-5115 (530) 205-3773 monkeybusiness.design/
Wilson Printing and Signs
730-B Main Street Chico (530) 877-8721
Yowzers Graphics Gallery 774 Birch Street Paradise (530) 872-9500
Sheraton Real Estate Management 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 342-2214
Age of Aquarius 5910 Clark Road Suite M 8 Paradise (530) 520-1900
Deer Creek Broadcasting, LLC 2654 Cramer Lane Chico (530) 345-0021
KRGR Radio 101.3 FM 5699 Academy Dr Paradise (530) 872-7200
Amen Real Estate 6283 Clark Road Paradise (916) 218-4500
American Homes and Land 5580 Almond Street Paradise (530) 413-0041
Amy Campbell -Keller Williams Realty 2080 E 20th St #170 Chico (530) 828-9559
Brady Ware Re/Max Home & Investments 1001 Bille Rd Paradise (530) 518-9950
Canyon View Realty
1201 Bille Rd Paradise (530) 965-2151
Casey Erickson, Real Estate Broker Paradise (760) 799-8419
Century 21 Select Inc
Sue Mawer 5428 Skyway Paradise (530) 520-4094
Century 21 Select Real Estate Inc.
5428 Skyway Paradise (530) 571-7725
Century 21 Select Real Estate, Susan G. Thomas 5428 Skyway Paradise (530) 518-8041
Century 21 Select Real Estate--Magalia Office 14154 Skyway #8 Magalia (530) 873-7640
City of Trees Realty
120 Amber Grove Drive Suite 124 Chico (530) 399-0962
Dori Regalia Century 21 Select Group
5428 Skyway Paradise (707) 292-2211
Heart to Home Real Estate
6294 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-3400
JMS Sales, Inc.
1001 Bille Road Paradise (714) 686-4600
Johnson Real Estate
P.O. Box 370 Paradise (530) 877-7428
North Valley Property Owners Association 984 East Ave Suite B-1 Chico (530) 345-1321
Olde Tyme Realty, Inc. P.O. Box 104 Paradise (530) 521-2331
Paradise Association of Realtors 6161 Clark Road # 2 Paradise (530) 762-0053
Paradise Homes and Land 797 Elliott Rd #B Paradise (530) 783-9191
Peggy Gaddini, RE/MAX Home Investments 1001 Bille Rd. Paradise (530) 518-5889
RE/MAX Home and Investment
1001 Bille Road Paradise (530) 872-5880
Sheraton Real Estate Management 1166 E. Lassen Avenue Chico (530) 342-2214
Speicher Real Estate Team
418 Broadway Chico (530) 680-7659
Stephanie Sinnott Re/Max Home & Investment
1001 Bille Rd Paradise (530) 321-9179
Willow & Birch Realty 121 W 4th Ave Chico (530) 966-5902
Explore Butte County 326 Huss Lane, Building E Chico (530) 918-4585
Magalia Community Park 13917 South Park Drive
Magalia (530) 413-9158
Paradise Horsemen’s Association
6705 Moore Road Paradise (530) 519-0455
Paradise Little League
P.O. Box 282
Paradise (530) 394-0343
Paradise Recreation and Park District
6626 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-6393
Paradise Recreation and Park District
6626 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-6393
Paradise Rod & Gun Club, Inc. P.O. Box 1081 Paradise (530) 877-1345
South Pines Disc Golf
13917 South Park Drive Magalia (530) 413-9158
Northern Recycling & Waste Services, LLC
920 American Way Paradise (530) 876-3340 x 2
Authentic Thai Cuisine of Paradise
6689 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-4296
Baker Street Bistro 14458 Skyway Magalia (530) 828-1800
Green Paradise Café 6201 Skyway Paradise (530) 520-4011
Izzy’s Bar & Grill
13915 S Park Dr. Magalia (530) 413-9709
LoFi Cafe
5913 Clark Rd Ste A Paradise (760) 563-4649
Madd Natters Donuts
5913 Clark Rd. D Paradise (530) 513-3136
Maria’s Kitchen 1132 Elliott Road Paradise (530) 876-1086
Meeho’s
6808 Skyway Paradise (530) 762-2591
Meeho’s Food Truck 7334 Skyway Paradise (530) 762-8785
Mountain Mike’s Pizza
Paradise 6626 Clark Road Suite K
Paradise (530) 872-1991
Nic’s 6256 Skyway Paradise (530) 413-9422
Pizza Factory INC 5835 Clark Rd Paradise (530) 783-3094
C&C Roofing Inc P.O. Box 337
Paradise (530) 873-0744
Powell Roofing, Inc. 43 Norfield Avenue #43 Chico (530) 892-1410
Sierra Roofing Co 2470 Valine Lane Chico (530) 342-1863
Blue Haven Mobile Estates 5510 Clark Road Paradise (530) 464-1989
Paradise Moose Lodge #2227 5275 Skyway Paradise (530) 762-7066
Paradise Pines RV Park and Campground 14360 Skyway Magalia (530) 413-8078
Pine Ridge RV Park 5084 Pentz Road Paradise (530) 720-3546
Hair Body & Soul 6607 Skyway Paradise (530) 342-6978
Soleil Lash and Beauty 5923 Clark Rd F Paradise (530) 520-3465
AGS Construction Services 1252 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-5929
BC Brown General Engineering Inc. Paradise (530) 624-2094
DADCO Construction 5913 Clark Road, Unit G Paradise (530) 762-2981
Dobrich & Sons Septic Service P.O. Box 1681 Magalia (530) 873-9901
Hydrotec Solutions, Inc. 2540 Zanella Way Ste 30 Chico (530) 891-4420
M. Roethler General Engineering, Inc. 6449 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-6946
Magneson Tractor Service, Inc 1374 Keller Ln. Paradise (530) 961-3171
AGS Construction Services
1252 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-5929
Dobrich & Sons Septic Service P.O. Box 1681 Magalia (530) 873-9901
Hydrotec Solutions 2, Dobrich Septic Service, Inc. 6449 Skyway Paradise (530) 873-0199
Hydrotec Solutions, Inc. 2540 Zanella Way Ste 30 Chico (530) 891-4420
Magneson Tractor Service, Inc
1374 Keller Ln. Paradise (530) 961-3171
Paradise Sanitation Company, Inc. P.O. Box 3815 Paradise (530) 877-3207
Bakers Birkenstock 691 Fir Street Paradise (530) 762-0640
DADCO Construction
5913 Clark Road, Unit G Paradise (530) 762-2981
Magneson Tractor Service, Inc 1374 Keller Ln. Paradise (530) 961-3171
Youth for Change
260 Cohasset Rd. Ste 120 Chico (530) 877-8187
Phoenix Ridge Electrical Magalia (530) 799-6926
Urban Design 4742 Skyway Paradise (530) 809-1079
Fins, Fur and Feather Sports 1520 Bader Mine Road Paradise (530) 876-8800
The Pickle Pony 5905 Clark Rd, Unit D Paradise (530) 514-9779
American Self-Storage 9100 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-1219
Clark Road Storage 1117 Noffsinger Lane Paradise (530) 877-6258
Extra Self Storage
6553 Skyway Paradise (530) 872-1653
Five Star Mini-Storage 5821 Clark Road Paradise (530) 876-9999
Pine Ridge RV Park 5084 Pentz Road Paradise (530) 720-3546
BCP-3D Inc 180 Valley View Drive
Paradise (541) 441-7051
LACO Associates 12 Williamsburg Lane Chico (707) 443-5054
A Stitch Above Embroidery & Shirt Printing 2050 Lincoln Street Oroville (530) 413-9887
Liberty Tax Service
6848 Skyway Ste V
Paradise (530) 531-5329
Matthews, Hutton & Warren, CPAs 1530 Humboldt Rd, Ste 2 Chico (530) 877-6793
McKinnon & Associates
6161 Clark Rd Ste 3
Paradise (530) 876-0944
Les Schwab Tire Center 6308 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-2424
Mid Valley Title & Escrow Co.
6848 Skyway Suite D Paradise (530) 877-4471
Old Republic 145 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 877-6262
Travel Connection 6265 Skyway Paradise (530) 877-7111
All Things Trees
Paradise (530) 872-7272
Crossfire Tree and Vegetation Services Inc.
Paradise (530) 877-9002
Greentek, Inc (P31 Enterprises Inc) 2015 Challenger Ave Ste A Oroville (530) 353-6276
Lord’s Light Logging and Tree Service
4741 Lucky Seven Lane Oroville (530) 514-1563
My Ground 14085 Drexel Drive Magalia (541) 800-4800
Tree Worx 3561 Chico River Road Chico, (530) 924-6464
Comcast 1242 National Drive Sacramento 1-800- COMCAST
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
350 Salem Street Chico (530) 351-5722
T-Mobile 2072 E 20th St Ste 160 Chico 1-415-846-0810
Animal Hospital on the Ridge 1509 Wagstaff Road Paradise (530) 877-3000
Paradise Irrigation District
6332 Clark Road
Paradise (530) 877-4971
WEBSITE DESIGN
Monkey Business Website Design Services By Video Appoinment Only. (530) 413-5115 (530) 205-3773 monkeybusiness.design/
A.B Welding and Fabrication 797 Elliott Road, Suite F Paradise (530) 413-3115
Allen Allen Shades Chico (530) 514-8064
Budget Blinds
2525 Dominic Drive Ste C Chico (530) 343-3400
Phantom Screens/TCC 164 East 2nd Ave Chico (530) 228-1838
S & S Floor Covering 204 Pearson Road Paradise (530) 228-9012
Boys & Girls Club of the North Valley 601 Wall Street Chico (530) 899-0335
All businesses, organizations and individuals with connections to the Ridge are welcome to join the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce. Membership is an investment in your community, local business, and your commitment to progress on the Ridge. To join, click “Join Today” on ParadiseChamber.com or call (530) 877-9356.
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