Plumas News is sunsetting; thank you for your support – new entity will be publishing news
After more than 150 years of providing continuous news coverage — first with its newspapers and most recently via this…
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Thank you: It’s been a joy and a privilege to bring you the news
By Debra Moore [email protected] Tuesdays are the most difficult. Or is it Mondays? But then Sundays are tough also….
Read moreFamily Movie Night is this Aug. 4 in Beckwourth
Mark your calendars: The Sierra Christian Church in Beckwourth presents Family Movie Night on Friday, Aug. 4, at 6:30 p.m….
Read moreLetter to the Editor: Making Sense About the New Courthouse
I am deeply grateful to Plumas News and its forerunners for indulging my occasional letters over the years. As…
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Friends of the Library book sale starts Aug. 3
The perfect way to while away a hot summer afternoon is with a good book. And the perfect place to…
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Barbie and Oppenheimer coming to the Town Hall Theatre
The Town Hall Theatre announced that in order to keep the doors open, starting Sept. 1, it must raise prices….
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Scenes from the annual Fair Parade
The 76th annual Plumas Sierra County Fair Parade made its way down Main Street on Saturday, July 29, with an…
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Collision on Highway 89 at Calpine Summit injures 3
The California Highway Patrol reports that an accident this afternoon on Highway 89 at the Calpine Summit injured three individuals….
Read moreLetter to the Editor: First time we agree
Wow Mark! This is the 1st time I partly agree with Mark Mihevc on the part of the exceptional staff…
Read moreDame Shirley tops the Board of Supervisors agenda Tuesday
The Plumas County Board of Supervisors meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 1 should be interesting. Topping the seven-page agenda is…
Read moreGreenville landscaping project start date delayed until Aug. 7
Caltrans announced today that the Greenville Landscaping project is scheduled to begin construction on the downtown segment of Highway 89…
Read moreLetter to the Editor: I will miss Plumas News; Thomas Jefferson would agree
When asked whether he would prefer a government without newspapers or newspapers without government, Thomas Jefferson chose newspapers without government….
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Parade and pancake breakfast on Saturday part of fair celebration
The 76th annual Plumas Sierra County Fair parade rolls down Main Street in downtown Quincy at 10 a.m. on Saturday,…
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Main Street Artists Gallery holds opening reception for new show on Aug. 4
The Woods are Alive, is a beautiful show opening Friday, Aug. 4, at Main Street Artists Gallery. This show features…
Read moreThe Plumas Sun: Rising August 1; community meeting July 31
Editor’s note: Earlier this week a press release discussed the formation of Plumas County News by a group of individuals…
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