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Sierra Valley Electric Company Automated Calls Keep You Informed Without Requesting Payments

Wednesday, November 12

This is a reminder that SVEC’s automated call system is used for a variety of calls - planned outage notifications, tree crew notifications, past-due balance reminders, etc. These calls are part of our effort to keep you informed while helping reduce call volume on... Read More.

Caltrans Opens Temporary Detour on State Route 36 Near Fredonyer Summit

Wednesday, November 12

CalTrans announced Great news, travelers! The temporary detour on State Route 36 near Fredonyer Summit (Lassen County) is now OPEN without traffic control! Speed reminders: Eastbound: 20 MPH Westbound: 25 MPH The old section of the road is abandoned and closed to the public. Caltrans is continuing work... Read More.

Community Town Hall on Prescribed Fire Plans and Wildfire Safety in Quincy

Wednesday, November 12

Terra Fuego Resource Foundation, in collaboration with CAL FIRE and the Plumas County Fire Safe Council (PCFSC), invites the community to a town hall meeting to learn about upcoming prescribed fire operations planned for this fall and winter. 236.9 acres of grapple and hand pile... Read More.

Winter Advisor

Wednesday, November 12

The National Weather Service has updated the North State Wind Alerts to include a Wind Advisory for the Sacramento Valley and surrounding foothills along with the interior of Humboldt and Del Norte County. There is still a High Wind Watch for Central Siskiyou and... Read More.

Plumas League of Women Voters Annual Essay Contest on Defining Adulthood for High School Students

Wednesday, November 12

The League of Women Voters of Plumas County is conducting its annual essay contest. This year’s theme asks “What is the real age of adulthood?” There are many different rules and laws that define “adulthood. The league urges all high school student to submit an... Read More.

Volunteers Needed for Lake Almanor Community Christmas Tree and Skate Rink Setup

Wednesday, November 12

The Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce announces it is calling for volunteers to help set up the community Christmas tree and skate rink. The setup event will take place at Chester Park on Saturday, Nov. 15, starting at 9 a.m. This collaborative event spreads... Read More.

Join Soaring Eagle Blue Star Moms to Honor Veterans with Wreaths Across America

Wednesday, November 12

At noon Dec. 13, 2025 our local chapter — the Soaring Eagle Blue Star Moms — will be helping Diamond Crest Cemetery to remember and honor our veterans by laying Remembrance Wreaths on the graves of our country’s fallen heroes. This is part of... Read More.

Respiratory Illness Prevention This Fall and Winter

Wednesday, November 12

As the weather gets colder, the Plumas County Public Health Agency (PCPHA) reminds everyone to take simple steps to stay healthy and avoid getting sick. Several viruses spread more easily in fall and winter, including flu (influenza), COVID-19, and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus). These... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Firefighters to Conduct Controlled Pile Burning Near Taylorsville and Meadow Valley

Tuesday, November 11

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Mount Hough Ranger District plan to conduct pile burning operations this week on two projects - one near Taylorsville and one near Meadow Valley, conditions permitting. Tomorrow firefighters plan to treat approximately 62 acres of piles south of Taylorsville.... Read More.

Plumas County Lodging Owners Debate Tourism Marketing District Renewal and Tax Increase

Tuesday, November 11

As tourism becomes a key driver of Plumas County’s economy—supporting hundreds of jobs in hospitality, restaurants, and retail—local lodging owners remain divided over how best to promote the region and fund marketing efforts. At a Nov. 4 public meeting, the Plumas County Board of Supervisors... Read More.

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Sierra Valley Electric Company Automated Calls Keep You Informed Without Requesting Payments

Caltrans Opens Temporary Detour on State Route 36 Near Fredonyer Summit

Community Town Hall on Prescribed Fire Plans and Wildfire Safety in Quincy

Winter Advisor

Plumas League of Women Voters Annual Essay Contest on Defining Adulthood for High School Students

Volunteers Needed for Lake Almanor Community Christmas Tree and Skate Rink Setup

Join Soaring Eagle Blue Star Moms to Honor Veterans with Wreaths Across America

Respiratory Illness Prevention This Fall and Winter

Plumas National Forest Firefighters to Conduct Controlled Pile Burning Near Taylorsville and Meadow Valley

Plumas County Lodging Owners Debate Tourism Marketing District Renewal and Tax Increase

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