Snowpack Presents Challenges to Plumas National Forest Rec Sites

Heavy snow has brought the Plumas National Forest many challenges in opening recreation sites for summer, some expected to not open until July. You may already be able to make reservations for Outdoors in Plumas-managed campground sites at Lake Davis, Frenchman Lake, Lakes Basin,... Read More.

Inclusive Books Cause Uproar at Lassen Library

The Library Board met on Thursday evening for public comment to discuss LGBTQ and parent concerns. The issue started when the library placed a small paper flag on the wall in the children's story room representing the LGBTQ community. One librarian explained the flag... Read More.

Town Hall Meeting Held at Mt. Lassen Theatre

Lake Almanor’s Chamber of Commerce will help facilitate April’s Town Hall Meeting hosting a myriad of guests. As has become typical, the town hall will feature a guest speaker and have a panel of department heads from the county. This evening you can hear... Read More.

LCC Hosts Blood Drive Thursday

You can help save a life this Thursday through Lassen Community College’s blood drive. Giving blood is an essential act, and as the spring season arrives, the need for blood donations remains critical. Hospitals and healthcare facilities rely on the generosity of blood donors... Read More.

Greenville to Have Post Office Once Again

After nearly two years since the Dixie Fire ripped through the town of Greenville and months of rebuilding, the town will finally see the return of its post office; you do not need to continue to create new forwarding addresses. The Dixie Fire Collaborative... Read More.

Plumas Sierra County Fair Announces 2023 Fair Theme

A winning theme for the 2023 Plumas Sierra County Fair has been announced from the over 80 submissions received during the contest. In the announcement, the fair board said it considered dozens of suggestions. Many aimed to capture the essence of Plumas and Sierra... Read More.

DWR Increases Water Allocations

For the first time in nearly 2 decades, the Department of Water Resources has raised the forecast for State Water Project (SWP) deliveries to 100 percent of requested water supplies, up from 75 percent announced in March. The increase comes as reservoirs are nearing capacity... Read More.