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Plumas Unified School District Ends 2025-2026 School Year with Graduations

Monday, June 8

Students and staff in Plumas Unified School District are finishing the 2025-2026 school year and getting ready for summer break. The district will release all students early on June 10, 11, and 12. Each school will inform families about their specific release times. The last... Read More.

Lost & Found festival returns to Portola with new courses

Monday, June 8

The Lost & Found Gravel Festival returns to Portola on June 13. Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship hosts the event, sponsored by Evil Bikes and part of the Gravel Earth Series. About 800 racers and supporters will gather for the weekend. Organizers highlight the quality of... Read More.

Seneca Healthcare District Celebrates Approval of 2026 Auxiliary Wish List

Monday, June 8

Seneca Healthcare District (SHD) is pleased to announce the final approval of the 2026 Auxiliary Wish List, totaling $51,412.00. This funding, made possible through the generosity and hard work of the Seneca Auxiliary, will significantly enhance patient care, safety, and operational efficiency across multiple... Read More.

Clear Creek Issues Boil Water Advisory After E Coli Found in Spring Source

Sunday, June 7

On June 5, the Clear Creek Community Services District issued a Boil Water Advisory for its customers. The advisory warns that E. coli bacteria were found in the district’s Spring Source. E. coli presence suggests possible contamination with human or animal waste. This contamination can... Read More.

Plumas County Plans New Greenville Library Town Hall and Community Space Near Wolf Creek

Sunday, June 7

Plumas County officials plan to rebuild the Greenville branch library and town hall on 3.67 acres of land near Wolf Creek, where the Indian Valley Community Center once stood before the 2021 Dixie Fire. The county envisions a building that includes a town hall... Read More.

Press release regarding water

Saturday, June 6

The city of Susanville is working on repairs to Well No. 3, the main source of irrigation water during summer. Repairs are ongoing, and city staff are monitoring water storage levels closely. Current storage is enough to meet community needs and emergencies. With warmer weather coming and... Read More.

Modoc County District Attorney Welcomes Solari Court Facility Dog to Support Victims and Witnesses

Saturday, June 6

⁹⁹The Modoc County District Attorney’s Office has added a new member to their team: Solari, a Court Facility Dog. Solari’s job is to support victims, witnesses, children, and others involved in court cases. She provides comfort and helps ease stress during difficult moments. Her training... Read More.

California Highway Patrol Warns About Deadly Heat Risks for Children and Pets in Parked Cars

Friday, June 5

California Highway Patrol reminds folks that temperatures inside a parked car can rise quickly, creating deadly conditions. In just 10 minutes, the temperature inside a vehicle can increase by 20 degrees. This rapid heat buildup puts children and pets at serious risk. Each year, 37 children... Read More.

Join the Taylorsville Ladies Aide Society Almost 5K Fun Run Walk for Local Causes

Friday, June 5

The Taylorsville Ladies Aide Society invites everyone to get their running or walking shoes for the Almost 5K Fun Run/Walk set for Saturday, June 13, along the loop route in Taylorsville. Organizers invite community members to join them as they run or walk the loop,... Read More.

Science Fiction Author Chris Rochette to Sign The Outer Rings at Margies Book Nook

Friday, June 5

Chris Rochette, a science fiction author from Janesville, will sign copies of his novel, “The Outer Rings,” on Saturday, June 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Margie’s Book Nook. “The Outer Rings” is the first book in a planned trilogy. Rochette draws on his... Read More.

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Plumas Unified School District Ends 2025-2026 School Year with Graduations

Lost & Found festival returns to Portola with new courses

Clear Creek Issues Boil Water Advisory After E Coli Found in Spring Source

Plumas County Plans New Greenville Library Town Hall and Community Space Near Wolf Creek

Press release regarding water

Modoc County District Attorney Welcomes Solari Court Facility Dog to Support Victims and Witnesses

California Highway Patrol Warns About Deadly Heat Risks for Children and Pets in Parked Cars

Join the Taylorsville Ladies Aide Society Almost 5K Fun Run Walk for Local Causes

Science Fiction Author Chris Rochette to Sign The Outer Rings at Margies Book Nook

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