08/30/2026
Thank you to our Butte County community for coming to Paradise to celebrate the rebuild of the area. We had an amazing response with more than 300 people attending our "Rebuilt Party" here at Noble Orchards this past Monday August 24th. We celebrated everyone's change from "That Day" to now.
A special Thank You to Monica Nolan with the Paradise Chamber of Commerce, Mark Thorpe and Emma for their assistance with our event.
CURRENTLY AT THE ORCHARD peaches by the thousands both whites and yellow freestone peaches are available from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm 7 days a week.
Available now are Gala, Jonathan and Belle de Boskoop apples, that was originally discovered in the Netherlands in 1856. They are large heirloom cooking and dessert, sweet/tart apples. Our crew of 18-, 19-, and 20-year-olds absolutely love that apple!!!!
Apple Cider too, available in gallons and pint containers, do come in for a sample.
As we joined both the Wednesday and Saturday Chico Certified Farmers Markets last week fruit is moving quickly from our farm to your home. Load up the freezer and can peaches for later use while they are all at their prime.
MORE FROM OUR CELEBRATION AT "THE REBUILT PARTY":
There have been tremendous amounts of construction so far and we all know that will continue for many years to come. More than just the construction is the sense of community that continues to grow as children attend newly constructed beautiful school facilities and former residents repopulate our communities and we are welcoming new residents who choose to join us in our community.
The nibbles from Lofi Cafe on Clarke Road were over the top fabulous, thank you Jared. The quartet, Sandy Miller and friends, played wonderful music, the acoustics left a bit to be reconned with but after all we were using the cold storage. And the last dance number was certainly enjoyed by at least one couple. And there were the Root Beer floats served in our "Packing Shed" that awaits the arrival of said equipment.
I wish I could have located the "Guest Book" that we established as we moved back to the farm. Was it buried in boxes labeled FVT (Fire Victims Trust)? It remains to be located for future use.