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Family Completes Epic Horseback Journey Across America and Celebrates at Sunset Beach

Friday, June 20

A family of four, the Whites, recently reached the North Carolina coast after a three-year horseback journey across the country. Starting in Susanville, California, in April 2022, Joshua and Terra White, along with their sons Lucus and Levi, traveled with six horses and one... Read More.

Firefighters Urge Caution as Gusty Winds Fuel Human-Caused Stampfli Fire in Plumas National Forest

Friday, June 20

With a dry cold front moving into the area, gusty winds and another human caused wildfire today, firefighters on the Plumas National Forest are asking area residents and visitors to help prevent wildfires. Early this afternoon, firefighters responded to the Stampfli Fire in Indian Valley. ... Read More.

Modoc County Offers Best Property Tax Value in California

Thursday, June 19

Modoc County has been highlighted for providing the highest value per property-tax dollar in California, according to a study by SmartAsset. The analysis evaluated counties based on their property tax rates, public school performance, and changes in home prices over five years. Modoc's base property-tax... Read More.

Lassen National Forest Enhances Firefighter Readiness with Annual Training and Emergency Response Drill

Thursday, June 19

On June 18th, LassenNationalForest conducted its annual fire preparedness review plan for firefighters. During this event, personnel activated smoke devices to practice locating and responding to fire incidents. They utilized progressive hose lays, cut lines, coordinated water drops, and managed medical emergencies effectively. In addition... Read More.

High Sierra Music Festival Faces Uncertain Future Amid Record-Low Ticket Sales

Thursday, June 19

With just two weeks remaining before the High Sierra Music Festival, producer Dave Margulies is contemplating the possibility of canceling the event due to record-low ticket sales. Margulies expressed the emotional toll a cancellation would take on patrons, artists, vendors, and the local community,... Read More.

Alturas Police Arrest Registered Sex Offender for Failing to Update Address

Thursday, June 19

Alturas Police arrested Michael Jeffrey Fowler, a 62-year-old registered sex offender, on June 13 for failing to update his legal address. Fowler had been living in Alturas for approximately three years, just blocks from Modoc Middle School, without notifying authorities of his permanent residence.... Read More.

Two Suspects Arrested in Susanville Stabbing Incident Investigated by Police

Wednesday, June 18

Susanville Police Department Press Release on June 18, 2025 May 19th The Susanville Police Department were dispatched to Banner Lassen Medical Center's Emergency room for a report of a stabbing victim currently in their facility. Upon arrival, Officers were notified the victim, who had been... Read More.

Susanville Fire Department Urges Community to Meet Weed Abatement Deadline for Fire Safety

Wednesday, June 18

Susanville Fire Department issued a statement reminding the community the Weed Abatement Deadline is fast approaching, June 30th. Weed Abatement in the context of wildfire prevention, refers to the process of clearing flammable vegetation from properties to reduce the risk of fire. It involves removing... Read More.

John and Sydney Flournoy Named Grand Marshalls Of 2025 Fandango Days

Wednesday, June 18

Five generations of family farming and ranching have been the cornerstone of the Flournoy legacy, a tradition that spans 154 years. This enduring commitment to conservation and stewardship has been passed down through the years, illustrating the deep connection between ranching and agriculture. John and... Read More.

Feather River College Sees Record Enrollment Amid Statewide Decline in Community College Students

Wednesday, June 18

Feather River College (FRC) in Quincy is experiencing record enrollment levels, with 1,742 full-time students in the 2024/2025 academic year. This contrasts sharply with many other community colleges in California, which are grappling with declining enrollments as pandemic protections expire. The state has shifted... Read More.

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Family Completes Epic Horseback Journey Across America and Celebrates at Sunset Beach

Firefighters Urge Caution as Gusty Winds Fuel Human-Caused Stampfli Fire in Plumas National Forest

Modoc County Offers Best Property Tax Value in California

Lassen National Forest Enhances Firefighter Readiness with Annual Training and Emergency Response Drill

High Sierra Music Festival Faces Uncertain Future Amid Record-Low Ticket Sales

Alturas Police Arrest Registered Sex Offender for Failing to Update Address

Two Suspects Arrested in Susanville Stabbing Incident Investigated by Police

Susanville Fire Department Urges Community to Meet Weed Abatement Deadline for Fire Safety

John and Sydney Flournoy Named Grand Marshalls Of 2025 Fandango Days

Feather River College Sees Record Enrollment Amid Statewide Decline in Community College Students

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