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….
News
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…
Career and technical education opportunities for Charter students
Rachel Goings Special to Feather River Publishing/Plumas News [email protected] Ninth through twelfth-grade students at Plumas Charter School are invited…
Quincy suspect in mail theft; arrested in Sacramento on variety of charges
Jessica Nally, the Quincy woman wanted in connection with mail theft from Quincy Post Office, has been arrested in…
New bricks arrive at White Sulphur Springs
By John Lullo Special to Plumas News A legacy brick is a concrete casting in the shape of a brick…
Animal Tales: A year for reflection; we could use your help
Hello Friends and Supporters, This has been a year for reflection. In the beginning of 2021 Friends lost their lease…
Looking out on what’s left after the fire — we need to be prepared
By Ken Donnell Plumas News contributor For the past month, I have been making multiple trips to fire lookouts…
Winter weather advisory for Lassen and eastern Plumas and Sierra counties
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 5 p.m. this afternoon, Oct. 17, until 5 a.m. on Monday, Oct….
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
Animal Tales: A year for reflection; we could use your help
Hello Friends and Supporters, This has been a year for reflection. In the beginning of 2021 Friends lost their lease…
