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Bringing Care Close to Home Quincy Welcomes New Skilled Nursing Facility

Wednesday, December 11

It has been nearly a decade since Quincy’s nursing home closed forcing residents who needed long-term care to be displaced from their home community, often several hours away from family and friends. Plumas District Hospital (PDH) is poised to close this gap in services... Read More.

Lassen County Partners with ColWest Investments for HomeKey Housing Project- Bringing Permanent Housing to At-Risk Youth

Monday, January 22

Lassen’s Housing and Grants division will move forward in partnership with ColWest Investments to convert the old medical facility on Hospital Lane into a housing complex prioritizing youth at risk of homelessness.The partnership began in July when ColWest asked for the Board of Supervisors... Read More.

Winter Storm Bringing Widespread Impacts to Northeast California

Tuesday, January 9

The storm doors have opened as much-needed snow returns after a slow start to the season.The region is again bracing for another potent winter storm after the first significant winter snowstorm brought the season’s first whiteout conditions to the Sierras and several inches of... Read More.

Plumas Eureka State Park is Bringing Back Gold Discovery Day

Friday, July 7

A California Historic gold rush event sponsored by State Park and Pespa will feature various historical activities, gold panning, wagon rides, blacksmith demonstrations, a children's archeological dig, and woodworking demonstrations.Tours will be available to see the Moriarity family cabin and photo ops of... Read More.

Summer Heat is Here Bringing the 1st Days of 100 Degree Temps

Monday, July 11

The heat of summer is finally here and brings above-average temperatures with it. With decreasing winds, high pressure moves into the area pushing temperatures to the 100 mark. By midweek the region could also experience late-day thunderstorms. Chris Smallcomb with the Reno national weather... Read More.

Sierra Army Depot Grant Begins Next Steps in Bringing Economic Growth to South County

Wednesday, June 8

Sierra Army Depot and Lassen County get a big win with the help of current District 5 Supervisor, Tom Hammond as he finds himself visiting key players in his visit to Washington D.C. A 653,000-thousand-dollar grant begins its next steps for the Sierra Army... Read More.