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Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Friday, April 19

In an effort to foster early childhood literacy, the Plumas First 5 program has collaborated with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, bringing free books to young minds in the local community each month.Supported by funding from the Plumas Unified School District (PUSD), the initiative targets... Read More.

Timber Companies File Lawsuit Against PG&E For Dixie Fire Damages

Thursday, April 18

PG&E faces yet another multi-million dollar lawsuit, this time from timber companies affected by the Dixie Fire.Collins Pine Co., with a location in Chester, is part of the coalition seeking $225 million in damages. The lawsuit, filed last Wednesday, cites the destruction of 55,000... Read More.

2024 Lassen County Fair Unveils Star-Studded Lineup: Barnyard Bliss with a Remark-a-bull Twist

Monday, April 15

Lassen County Fair Manager, Kaitlyn Midgley, has revealed the star-studded lineup for the 2024 Lassen County Fair, themed "Barnyard Bliss, with a Remark-a-bull Twist."The highlight of the grandstand Saturday night concert will be none other than Josh Turner, the renowned performer with 5 #1... Read More.

Plumas Sheriff’s Dispatcher Accused of Embezzling Funds Earmarked for Needy Children Faces 3 Felony Charges

Friday, April 12

On April 12, 2024, Plumas County District Attorney David Hollister filed a three-count criminal complaint against Cassandra Beth Lavley, age 39 of Quincy, California. The criminal complaint accuses Lavley of committing three felonies – two counts of embezzlement and one count of fraudulent alteration... Read More.

Celebrate the Return of Little League Season with Opening Day Parade at Pat Murphey Little League Fields

Thursday, April 11

Get ready to kick off the Little League season in style with the annual Opening Day Parade at the Pat Murphey Little League Fields this Saturday, rain or shine.Little League baseball returns to Susanville as players, families, and supporters gather for the annual Opening... Read More.

In Historic Courthouse Renovation, Local Figures to be Honored

Wednesday, April 10

During the Tuesday meeting of the Board of Supervisors, the supervisors took a significant step by assigning local names to the renovated chambers and conference rooms of the Historic Courthouse.CAO Richard Egan led the discussion, seeking input from the supervisors regarding the naming of... Read More.

Chester’s Fire Department Future Hangs in the Balance: May 7th Election Decides Between Measures B and C

Tuesday, April 9

As Chester's special election looms just around the corner, the fate of the community's fire department hangs in the balance. Set to take place on May 7th, ballots will soon find their way into mailboxes, offering a pivotal choice between Measures B and C.Measure... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Implements New Forest Closure Order as Post-Fire Recovery Continues

Monday, April 8

Plumas National Forest has initiated a new forest closure order in response to ongoing safety concerns and the need for further work after the 2020 North Complex fire. The previous order, which expired recently, shuttered numerous recreation sites, including campgrounds and trailheads.While several sites... Read More.

Rare Double Quake Shakes Belden

Friday, April 5

Belden in Eastern Plumas County was abruptly disrupted by a pair of earthquakes last evening, leaving the town and its surrounding areas rattled. The U.S. Geological Survey says the first quake struck at 6:34 pm with a magnitude of 4.9, followed by another less... Read More.

Sierra County Resident Dies After Being Infected by Fatal Disease Carried by Deer Mice

Thursday, April 4

A Sierra County resident recently died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, a disease caused by a North American strain of hantavirus known as Sin Nombre virus, which is transmitted by deer mice. This is the first case of hantavirus disease reported this year in California.... Read More.

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Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Timber Companies File Lawsuit Against PG&E For Dixie Fire Damages

2024 Lassen County Fair Unveils Star-Studded Lineup: Barnyard Bliss with a Remark-a-bull Twist

Plumas Sheriff’s Dispatcher Accused of Embezzling Funds Earmarked for Needy Children Faces 3 Felony Charges

Celebrate the Return of Little League Season with Opening Day Parade at Pat Murphey Little League Fields

In Historic Courthouse Renovation, Local Figures to be Honored

Chester’s Fire Department Future Hangs in the Balance: May 7th Election Decides Between Measures B and C

Plumas National Forest Implements New Forest Closure Order as Post-Fire Recovery Continues

Rare Double Quake Shakes Belden

Sierra County Resident Dies After Being Infected by Fatal Disease Carried by Deer Mice

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