Kayla Anderson

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Articles

Downtown Truckee hosts its first Art Walk

1 week ago | sierrasun.com | Kayla Anderson

TRUCKEE, Calif. – From Bozeman, Montana, to Bend, Oregon; Park City, Utah to Taos, New Mexico; it seems like every major mountain town/outdoor destination has a thriving art scene. And now, it’s Truckee’s turn. In a collaboration between Sara Dube of the Gallery 5830° and Piper M. Johnson of the Piper J Gallery/Ridgeline Gallery, the duo recently launched the Truckee Art Walk event, taking place every first Saturday of the month in Downtown Truckee now through December.
New Fine Art Gallery Opening in Downtown Truckee June 19th

3 weeks ago | sierrasun.com | Kayla Anderson

TRUCKEE, Calif. – There are a lot of talented artists in the Truckee/Tahoe region and not enough wall space to show their work; therefore, Piper J Gallery owner Piper Monika Johnson is trying to fix that. The Piper J Gallery in downtown Truckee on 10250 Donner Pass Road is opening a second location a few blocks down on Commercial Row, called the Ridgeline Gallery on 10104 Donner Pass Road.
Navigating inherent challenges of locally focused action research in graduate education

1 month ago | tandfonline.com | Kayla Anderson |Brian D. Christens

ABSTRACTAction research seeks to address pressing local issues through research and collaboration with community partners while also contributing to social science. Through cyclical processes of research, action, and reflection, action research provides not only a methodological framework for addressing social issues but also a potential pedagogical approach for training students.
A Slice of the Good Life

2 months ago | enjoymagazine.com | Kayla Anderson

At Smoked Tomato Pie, Chef Rob and Miss Kay Mix Flavor, Fire and Heart…Cheesy garlic bread on a fresh made baguette; a smoked barbecue pulled pork plate; a fully-loaded pizza; and pistachio and/or black cherry cannoli… it’s practically impossible not to look at the Smoked Tomato Pie menu and keep your mouth from watering. Recently celebrating its fourth year in business, Yreka’s favorite pizza joint/music venue is thriving, thanks to its main proprietors Miss Kay and Chef Rob Gebhardt.
Echos of the Past

Mar 26, 2025 | enjoymagazine.com | Kayla Anderson

Taking the Field at Red Bluff Civil War Days…Flash back to the early 1860s when men rode horses, carried muskets and charged each other with bayonets wearing hot wool laden uniforms on American soil all in the name of abolishing slavery. The Union – aka The North – ultimately beat the Confederate south, with more than 620,000 soldiers losing their lives in the Civil War.
Sowing Success - Enjoy Magazine

Mar 26, 2025 | enjoymagazine.com | Kayla Anderson

Saving Seeds with Kalan Redwood’s Redwood Seeds…Over in Manton, Kalan Redwood has fields and gardens full of fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. However, instead of enjoying the final product of the plants’ intended use, her focus is on saving the seeds and sharing them with fellow gardeners. Thus, Redwoods Seeds was born, and its seed packet varieties are sold in 60 stores throughout the North State, from the nearby Sweetshoots all the way up to a store in Portland, Ore.
North State Star Student Athletes

Mar 20, 2025 | northstateparent.com | Kayla Anderson

Across the North State, high school students are studying and working hard to play the sports they love – and their efforts are paying off. Here are some exemplary star student athletes and their goals for a bright future ahead. Sixteen-year-old Case Porter plays football, basketball and track at Hamilton High. He got all league in football and was named captain in both football and basketball this year.
Certified Farmers’ Markets in Greater Sacramento

Mar 5, 2025 | ediblesacramento.com | Kayla Anderson

From his stands at various farmers’ markets throughout Placer County, Bob Bonk sells specialty citrus grown on his Newcastle farm, Snow’s Citrus. “Our family started the mandarin farm in 1974,” he says. “Suma mandarins are unique to the region, and no one wants to mess with that variety.”The window for growing and harvesting mandarins is short — November to January — and involves hand labor and distribution.
Mt. Rose Chutes Celebrates 20 Years

Mar 1, 2025 | sierrasun.com | Kayla Anderson

After passing through the El Cap gate accessible from either the Blazing Zephyr or Northwest Magnum high-speed six-pack chair, looking down the mountain at that 55-degree drop is nerve-wracking. It’s like peering over the edge of a cliff. The scene off in the distance is gorgeous, with its panoramic views of Reno and Mount Rose Proper.
Mt. Rose Chutes Celebrates 20 Years

Feb 28, 2025 | tahoedailytribune.com | Kayla Anderson

After passing through the El Cap gate accessible from either the Blazing Zephyr or Northwest Magnum high-speed six-pack chair, looking down the mountain at that 55-degree drop is nerve-wracking. It’s like peering over the edge of a cliff. The scene off in the distance is gorgeous, with its panoramic views of Reno and Mount Rose Proper.