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UPS Quincy Distribution Center Will Remain Open Amid Network Reconfiguration

Monday, February 2

Rumors have circulated around Quincy over the past week that United Parcel Service planned to close its local distribution center, located off North Mill Creek Road in East Quincy. Drivers and retailers were apparently informed that the closure would take place in a month,... Read More.

Free Culinary Level 1 Class with Food Handler Certification at Feather River Adult School

Monday, February 2

Feather River Adult School announces a free culinary Level 1 class to be held at Quincy Junior-Senior High School. Topics to be covered include Safety, sanitation and equipment Preparation techniques and knife skills Seasonal foods and table service Sauces, soups and dressings Breads, pastry... Read More.

Modoc Washoe Committee Discusses Rangeland Management at Public Meeting

Monday, February 2

Members of the Modoc Washoe Experimental Stewardship Program Steering Committee will discuss various rangeland management topics when they hold a business meeting, Thursday February 5 in Modoc County. The meeting is open to the public. On February 5th, the committee will convene a business meeting... Read More.

Save Energy and Money by Lowering Your Water Heater Temperature to 120 Degrees

Sunday, February 1

Plumas Sierra Electric reminds everyone that many water heaters are preset to 140°F 🔥 and often hotter than necessary. Since water heating uses about 18% of your home’s energy ⚡, lowering the temperature to 120°F can reduce energy use and save money without sacrificing... Read More.

Understanding Annual Perennial and Biennial Plants for a Vibrant Garden

Sunday, February 1

What's the difference? 🤔🌿It can be confusing to determine whether a plant is an annual, a perennial, or a biennial. The answer mainly depends on the plant’s life cycle, and whether it dies at the end of the season or not. However, other factors,... Read More.

Modoc County Supervisor Geri Byrne Sworn in as Immediate Past Chair of Rural County Representatives of California

Friday, January 30

On Wednesday, January 21st, Modoc County Supervisor Geri Byrne was sworn in as Immediate Past Chair of the Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC), continuing her leadership role within the organization. Assembly Member David Tangipa administered the Oath of Office during the installation of... Read More.

Plumas County Voters Consider Sales Tax Increase to Fund Essential Services

Friday, January 30

Plumas County voters will decide on Measure B in the June 2 election, which proposes a 1% local sales tax increase, raising the current rate from 7.25% to 8.25%. This tax would generate about $3 million annually and automatically expire after 12 years. The... Read More.

Lake Almanor Chamber Opens Second Round of Business Grant Applications for Local Members

Friday, January 30

The Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce reports that it is currently accepting applications for the second round of funding in its business grant program. So far, the chamber has awarded nearly $10,000 of the $45,000 it received from Plumas County to support growth... Read More.

Plumas County Announces 2026 Primary Election Dates Candidate Filing and Voting Information

Thursday, January 29

Plumas County has issued a notice of elections and filing dates. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with the provisions of the California Elections Code, that the Statewide Direct Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 and the Plumas County central counting... Read More.

Modoc County Offers Financial Incentives to Replace Wood-Burning Stoves for Cleaner Air

Thursday, January 29

Modoc County residents may qualify for financial assistance to replace or permanently retire older wood-burning stoves and fireplaces through a state-funded air quality program designed to reduce wood smoke pollution. The program is administered locally by the Modoc County Air Pollution Control District as part... Read More.

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UPS Quincy Distribution Center Will Remain Open Amid Network Reconfiguration

Free Culinary Level 1 Class with Food Handler Certification at Feather River Adult School

Modoc Washoe Committee Discusses Rangeland Management at Public Meeting

Save Energy and Money by Lowering Your Water Heater Temperature to 120 Degrees

Understanding Annual Perennial and Biennial Plants for a Vibrant Garden

Modoc County Supervisor Geri Byrne Sworn in as Immediate Past Chair of Rural County Representatives of California

Plumas County Voters Consider Sales Tax Increase to Fund Essential Services

Lake Almanor Chamber Opens Second Round of Business Grant Applications for Local Members

Plumas County Announces 2026 Primary Election Dates Candidate Filing and Voting Information

Modoc County Offers Financial Incentives to Replace Wood-Burning Stoves for Cleaner Air

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