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Modoc County DA Nina Salarno Advocates for Victims Rights Against Sentence Reductions

Modoc County District Attorney Nina Salarno joined victims’ families, prosecutors, law enforcement leaders, and public... Read More.

Modoc High Students Gain Emergency Skills in Search and Rescue Training

Fifteen students from Modoc High School’s MCORPS class joined Modoc County Sheriff’s deputies and the... Read More.

Judge Douglas M Prouty Retires After 44 Years Serving Plumas County Courts

Plumas County Superior Court Judge Douglas M. Prouty retired on October 9 after 44 years... Read More.

Sen Megan Dahle Visits Plumas County Hospitals to Support Rural Healthcare Advancements

The Office of Sen. Megan Dahle reports Dahle and her team visited three Plumas County... Read More.

Chester Students Receive New Shoes and Clothing in Heartwarming Giveaway

.  Chester students had a special delivery on Tuesday, October 6, when the Katie Grace... Read More.

CAL FIRE and CDFW Scheduled Controlled Burn in Honey Lake Wildlife Area to Enhance Safety and Ecology

 The CAL FIRE Lassen-Modoc Unit will assist the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW)... Read More.

State Headlines

James Gallagher Helps Northstate Residents Recover Nearly 6 Million in Federal Funds

U.S. Rep. James Gallagher reported his office helped Northstate residents recover more than $5.88 million... Read More.

Newsom Apologizes to Native Californians but Vetoes Key Tribal Water and Sacred Site Bills

Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law apologizing to California’s Native peoples for past state harms.... Read More.

Caltrans Begins Tobin Preservation Project on State Route 70 with Traffic Delays Expected

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans District 2) and American Pavement Systems, Inc. will begin... Read More.

California Lawmakers Urge HHS to Protect Head Start Services for Northern California Families

Congressman James Gallagher joined Congressman Mike Thompson in calling on the U.S. Department of Health... Read More.

Local Sports

Upcoming Events

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Eagle Lake Rainbow Rumble
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Make a beautiful floral arrangement in a cute fall mug, pet our cuddly Highlander cows,.  The ultimate girls day full of flowers, fun, and farm memories.  Just pick a mug, cut your flowers of choice.  RSVP via text to 50-640-2175.  Hadwick Family Farm, Alturas
Oct 13
The Sierra Valley Chamber of Commerce invites you to come on down ot the Loyalton Senor center and fall into “Cheap Thrills” Bingo Night.  Family fun, prizes, refreshments & fun for all.  Proceeds to benefit the Loyalton Senior Center.  6pm to 7:30pm

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