Greenville Rising: Week of Oct. 19
By Meg Upton [email protected] Indian Valley got its first rain and snow post Dixie Fire so far so good…
News
Plumas Bank commits $50,000 to Dixie Fire Fund
For decades, Plumas Bank has witnessed the impact of communities binding together in times of strife to help rebuild neighborhoods,…
Oct. 18: Plumas Public Health announces 28 new cases; 2 deaths
The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced this evening, Oct. 18, that there are 28 new cases to report. The…
PG&E urges caution during increased flows on North Fork Feather River for whitewater rec
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) urges the public to take extra safety precautions as water flows will be higher…
Redistricting matters – now is the time to participate
Submitted by the League of Women Voters of Plumas County The League of Women Voters of Plumas County recognize the…
Plumas residents participate in anti-vaccine mandate protest
In response to a nationwide call for a school walk-out to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the schools, participants turned…
First new business after the fire: Indian Head Properties
Meg Upton [email protected] “We’ve been extremely busy,” said Cassie Barr of her new business Indian Head Properties….
Transportation funds earmarked for two Plumas projects
The California Transportation Commission (CTC) last week allocated more than $2.1 billion for projects to repair and improve transportation infrastructure…
Almanor residents can learn about fire recovery, new hospital
The public is invited to the Lake Almanor Area Chamber’s October Community Town Hall, set for today, Oct. 18 at…
Sports
Fish are in great shape and fighting hard
Compiled by Mari Erin Roth Sports Writer [email protected] Lake Almanor Lake level currently sits at 4476.04, down approximately 8/10ths…
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: The people or the drug companies?
Have you heard of President Biden’s Build Back Better (BBB) plan? The Democrats want to invest $350 billion/year for 10…
