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CAL FIRE Says Smoke Will be Visible Today, Yet There is No Need for Alarm

Wednesday, April 10

In a collaborative effort to protect against wildfire and preserve natural ecosystems, the CAL FIRE Lassen Modoc Unit will be lending a hand to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Together, they will begin an agricultural burn project within the Honey Lake Wildlife... Read More.

Tragic Plane Crash Near Likely Claims One Life: Investigation Underway

Wednesday, April 10

Update: Modoc Sheriff Tex Dowdy confirms an Arbuckle man was killed when the agricultural crop dusting plane crashed about 5 miles northwest of Likely yesterday afternoon. The Sheriff's office says 69-year-old Peter J. Spyres's plane was reported down near County Road 60 at about 2:45 pm.... Read More.

Almanor Foundation Education Fund Surveys Local Businesses for Youth Advancement

Wednesday, April 10

The Almanor Foundation has launched the Jerry and Yvonne Kehr Education Fund to provide financial backing for educational, artistic, and vocational ventures. The fund aims to enrich learning opportunities for students of all ages, promote innovation, and ensure equal access to education, empowering communities... 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 County Injects Hundreds of Thousands into Microbusiness Recovery: Grants Aim to Sustain Local Economies

Tuesday, April 9

In a move to bolster local businesses, Plumas County is set to distribute financial lifelines to 20 deserving microbusiness owners this April, aimed at mitigating the lasting impacts of the COVID pandemic. A substantial sum of $409,000 is being dispersed as part of the... Read More.

Caltrans Presses Forward on State Route 70 Reopening Efforts Despite Challenges

Tuesday, April 9

Caltrans continues its efforts to reopen State Route 70, which has been closed for several weeks due to recent rockslides and adverse weather conditions. Contractors have successfully completed rock scaling operations near the Butte/Plumas County Line, and debris removal is ongoing. Emergency work between... Read More.

Lyrid Meteor Shower Viewing Event Set for April 20th at Hat Creek Rim Overlook

Tuesday, April 9

Lassen National Forest, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and the Shasta Astronomy Club are teaming up to bring a captivating night sky viewing event featuring the Lyrid Meteor Shower at the Hat Creek Rim Overlook on April 20. The Lyrid Meteor Shower, an annual celestial phenomenon,... Read More.

Dixie Fire Restoration Work Continues on A-21, Public Works Seeks Approval for FEMA Grant Funding

Monday, April 8

Lassen's Public Words department has been successful in FEMA grant funding to make Dixie Fire repairs to County Road A-21. At tomorrow’s board of supervisors meeting, Pubic Works will seek approval to go into an agreement with ECORP Consulting, Inc. to perform the environmental services... Read More.

Plumas County Approves Energy Efficiency Project: Saving County $4.8 Million

Monday, April 8

Plumas County's Board of Supervisors approved a 30-year contract with ENGIE Services U.S. on March 19 to address energy inefficiencies in county-owned facilities. The contract is projected to save the county just over $130,000 annually, totaling $4.8 million over its duration. ENGIE's proposal includes various... 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.

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CAL FIRE Says Smoke Will be Visible Today, Yet There is No Need for Alarm

Tragic Plane Crash Near Likely Claims One Life: Investigation Underway

Almanor Foundation Education Fund Surveys Local Businesses for Youth Advancement

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

Plumas County Injects Hundreds of Thousands into Microbusiness Recovery: Grants Aim to Sustain Local Economies

Caltrans Presses Forward on State Route 70 Reopening Efforts Despite Challenges

Lyrid Meteor Shower Viewing Event Set for April 20th at Hat Creek Rim Overlook

Dixie Fire Restoration Work Continues on A-21, Public Works Seeks Approval for FEMA Grant Funding

Plumas County Approves Energy Efficiency Project: Saving County $4.8 Million

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

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