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Heroic Rescue: Lassen County Sheriffs Office Saves Crash Victim in Snowstorm

Tuesday, March 18

Lassen County Sheriff Press Release On Sunday March 16th 2025 at about 8:45 PM, the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a vehicle accident on Highway 139. The reporting party stated he received a phone call from is 94 year old friend who... Read More.

Lassen County Hosts 7th Annual Family Connections Conference for Community Enrichment

Tuesday, March 18

The Lassen County Office of Education (LCOE) collaborated with Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities for the 7th Annual Family Connections Conference, held on March 15th at Jensen Hall, Lassen County Fairgrounds. This complimentary event invited parents, grandparents, foster parents, childcare providers, and caregivers to engage... Read More.

Seneca Healthcare District Seeks Bids for New Support Service Building Project

Tuesday, March 18

Seneca Healthcare District is pleased to announce the release of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the construction of the Support Service Building as part of the Replacement Critical Access Hospital and Skilled Nursing Facility project. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seneca Healthcare District (“District”) invites... Read More.

Alan Weiss Joins Banner Health as Senior VP to Enhance Care with Technology

Tuesday, March 18

Physician informaticist Alan Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, will join Banner Health as senior vice president of clinical advancement on March 31. He will lead efforts to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of care delivery through technology. “At Banner Health, we embrace technology and are always... Read More.

Notify Dispatch Before Burning Debris to Aid Quincy Fire Department

Tuesday, March 18

Quincy Firewise is advising residents of American Valley to notify dispatch before burning piles to prevent unnecessary fire department responses. The Quincy Volunteer Fire Department has been receiving calls mistaking residential burns for wildfires. Residents are encouraged to call dispatch at 530-283-6300 with their... Read More.

Honey Lake Valley Pool Faces Budget Challenges with Shorter Season Consideration

Tuesday, March 18

The Honey Lake Valley Recreation Authority (HLVRA) is proactively addressing a potential budget shortfall for the upcoming summer season at the Honey Lake Valley Community Pool. Anticipating financial constraints, the board is considering measures to manage the pool's operations more efficiently. A key concern highlighted... Read More.

Silver Lake Pile Burning

Tuesday, March 18

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Mount Hough Ranger Districts plan to start pile burning operations tomorrow near Silver Lake,conditions permitting. The goal is to treat approximately 500 acres of piles in the Silver Lake and Black Gulch area, between Bucks Lake Wilderness and the... Read More.

Spring Road Openings in Modoc National Forest: How You Can Help Ensure Safety

Monday, March 17

As spring approaches, seasonal forest roads in the Modoc National Forest and other trailhead access roads that were not maintained during the winter are set to open over the next few months. To ensure these roads are safe and accessible, assistance is appreciated in... Read More.

Future of Diamond Mountain Speedway Hangs in the Balance as Board Meets with Racers

Monday, March 17

The future of the Diamond Mountain Speedway remains uncertain as the Lassen County Fair Entertainment Advisory Board prepares to meet with local racers to discuss the possibility of racing this year. The meeting, scheduled for 5 p.m. at Jensen Hall, will address ongoing concerns... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Completes Successful Pile Burn Treatments Across Key Areas

Monday, March 17

Plumas National Forest recently reported successful completion of pile burn treatments in various locations. On the Beckwourth Ranger District, approximately 122 acres of piles were treated in the Mohawk Vista project area near Blairsden. Meanwhile, firefighters on the Mount Hough Ranger District treated roughly... Read More.

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Heroic Rescue: Lassen County Sheriffs Office Saves Crash Victim in Snowstorm

Lassen County Hosts 7th Annual Family Connections Conference for Community Enrichment

Seneca Healthcare District Seeks Bids for New Support Service Building Project

Alan Weiss Joins Banner Health as Senior VP to Enhance Care with Technology

Notify Dispatch Before Burning Debris to Aid Quincy Fire Department

Honey Lake Valley Pool Faces Budget Challenges with Shorter Season Consideration

Silver Lake Pile Burning

Spring Road Openings in Modoc National Forest: How You Can Help Ensure Safety

Future of Diamond Mountain Speedway Hangs in the Balance as Board Meets with Racers

Plumas National Forest Completes Successful Pile Burn Treatments Across Key Areas

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