MICHAEL REAGAN IN REDDING

At 7:00 PM on the evening of Thursday, September 9, nationally syndicated talk show host Michael Reagan will appear at Redding’s Convention Center. Reagan’s appearance is co-sponsored by Mellberg Construction Company and Regent Broadcasting Company. Tickets are available at the Convention Center box office. Tickets are priced at $26.00 for general admission and $76.00 for VIP admission. (The latter includes priority seating, a free autographed copy of Mr. Reagan’s about-to-be-released book, Twice Adopted, and a time for personally greeting Mr. Reagan.) KQMS Program Director Ray Roberts will serve as master of ceremonies and Michael Reagan will be available to autograph copies of his book following his address. A portion of the evening’s proceeds will be donated to benefit the Northern California Burn Foundation, the Ready for Life Foster Family Agency, and the Shasta County Make A Wish Foundation.

Michael Reagan – known as much for his biting humor as for his razor sharp analysis of public issues – is heard by more than five million listeners on his daily radio broadcast, The Very Independent Michael Reagan, – airing on more than two hundred radio outlets and worldwide on reaganradio.com. He began his radio career as host of a top-rated local show on San Diego’s KSDO Radio before going national in 1992. He is a world champion power boat racer and – through his racing – has raised more than $1.5million for charities such as the Cystic Fibrosis and Diabetes Foundations and the Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund. He also serves on the board of The John DouglasFrench Alzheimer’s Association. He is a man of deep faith. His best sellers include On the Outside Looking In and a tribute to Ronald Reagan titled, The CommonSense of an Uncommon Man. The Reagan Family lives in Sherman Oaks, California.

Michael Reagan will also keynote the September 11 Commemoration held on the steps of the Shasta County Courthouse from Noon to 1:00 PM earlier in the day. Other speakers will include Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa, County AdministrativeOfficer Doug Latimer, Jail Chaplain Pastor Dave Honey, and PrayNorthstateCoordinator the Rev. James Wilson.