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Sierra Army Depot Change Of Command

NEWS RELEASE Sierra Army Depot Special Staff Office 74 Currant Street Herlong, CA 96113-1030 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RELEASE NO. 25-001 May 5, 2025 Sierra Army Depot to welcome 45th commander HERLONG, Calif. – The U.S. Army’s go-to organization for unique sustainment solutions and responsive materiel readiness is preparing to introduce the 45th commander... Read More.

Plumas County Available Grant Funding To Businesses For Dixie Fire Recovery

Plumas County has available funds through the 2021 Dixie Fire Recovery For-Profit Business Economic Development Grant Program to provide financial assistance to businesses with a physical presence in Greenville, Crescent Mills, Taylorsville, and down the Highway 70 Canyon. The Grant Program provides financial assistance... Read More.

Greenville Post Office Reopens

After three years of resilience and rebuilding, Greenville celebrates the reopening of its post office, a pivotal step in its recovery. The Post Office is set to reopen on August 12, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the town's recovery from the devastating Dixie Fire... Read More.

Cromberg Combined Project Pre-Construction Open House On May 29th

Caltrans will be hosting a project pre-construction open house for the Cromberg Combined Project at the Portola Branch Library, from 4 - 6 p.m. Residents of Plumas County are encouraged to come meet the construction team, project manager, contractor and local officials. Please see... Read More.

THE HEART OF THE AMBULANCE TEAM – AMY BURKHART

When you call 911, your first responders are going to come from Eastern Plumas Health Care Ambulance if you live in its large coverage area that stretches east to west from Scott Road, almost to Hallelujah Junction, all the way to Lee Summit toward... Read More.

Volunteers Needed At PAWS In Quincy

PAWS in Quincy needs help! Volunteers are needed desperately. As most of you know COVID took a toll on many businesses and rescue centers and unfortunately, people are just not volunteering like they used to. The Director of PAWS Louise has had to step in and... Read More.
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