Dec. 3: Plumas announces 15 new coronavirus cases
The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced this evening, Dec. 3, that there are 15 additional coronavirus cases. The large…
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Letter to the Editor: Don’t bite on the political ‘bait’
On November 23rd, a Portola writer described Democratic Socialists of America as a threat. She listed 27 mischaracterizations of this…
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New stay-at-home order expected any day
By Debra Moore [email protected] Plumas County, along with most of the state of California, will be facing a new stay-at-home…
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Seneca reports outbreak associated with staff and patients UPDATED-9 cases in total
Seneca Healthcare District announced a series of positive COVID-19 tests associated with its skilled nursing facility patients, staff and acute/swing…
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Color a page; receive free books from the library
The PlumasCounty Library is providing the free books for youth up to 18 years old. They are invited to to…
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Plumas Arts invites shoppers to enjoy December sales and art
Plumas Arts will feature works by the more than 60 diverse Member Artists of Plumas Arts this month. The gallery…
Read moreCHP commissioner honors fallen officer
CHP Officer Andy Ornelas, 27, of the Antelope Valley area, died yesterday morning following injuries he suffered during a traffic…
Read moreGreenville community blood drive set for Monday, Dec. 7
A great way to get into the season of giving is to donate life-saving blood. If you missed this week’s…
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Quincy family develops fun activity to enjoy outdoors from Dec. 4-11
By Mike Hatfield Special to Plumas News Ever wanted to train like a Navy Seal? Army Special Forces? CIA? FBI?…
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Dec. 2: Plumas announces 9 new coronavirus cases
The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced this evening, Dec. 2, that there are 9 additional coronavirus cases: Two residents from…
Read moreGreenhorn Creek Fire hosts meeting for prospective volunteers Dec. 12
The Greenhorn Creek Volunteer Fire Department is holding a meeting to give prospective volunteer firefighters an introduction to the department…
Read moreLassen reports its latest COVID numbers
While Plumas County hit a total of 230 cases yesterday, Dec. 1, neighboring Lassen County reported more than that in…
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CDC says COVID in U.S. earlier than originally thought – local residents agree
By Debra Moore [email protected] CDC scientists released information this week acknowledging what many local residents have suspected since the onset…
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Dec. 1: Plumas announces 10 new cases
The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced this evening, Dec. 1, that there are 10 additional coronavirus cases: Two residents from…
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