Oct. 17 North Complex Fire: Happy 2 month anniversary
It’s a momentous day for the North Complex Fire. Today marks it’s second month anniversary and Incident Command Team 4,…
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Public Health gives more than 1,200 flu shots during drive-thru clinics
By Debra Moore [email protected] Perfect fall weather greeted residents across the county this week as they lined up to receive…
Read morePlumas National Forest camping and fire restrictions extended
Plumas National Forest (PNF) fire restrictions, including a ban on all campfires, outdoor BBQs, and smoking, are continuing, due to…
Read morePlumas reports confirmed COVID case No. 54
Plumas County Public Health announced this afternoon that it received notification of a positive COVID-19 test result for a resident…
Read moreNOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION, CASE NO. CV19-00242
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION, CASE NO. CV19-00242 AMENDED SUMMONS ISSUED FOR “any and ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING ANY LEGAL…
Read moreFind a treasure; support the crisis center
Bear Creek Frames rented a space in downtown Quincy at 367 Main St. that frameshop owner Mark Reynolds said is…
Read moreOct. 16 North Complex Fire update
There is not much new to report on the North Complex Fire today, except that it was tested by winds…
Read morePlumas District Hospital laboratory scientist receives recognition
The rapid coronavirus testing available at Plumas District Hospital is due to the efforts of its clinical laboratory director Hannah…
Read morePortola students honored at school board meeting
By Roni Java Special to Plumas News Two top Portola students were recognized for outstanding achievement at the online Oct….
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Public invited to learn about planned prescribed burn on Feather River College campus
Submitted by Feather River College Special to Plumas News Fire is on everyone’s mind and for good reason. The residents…
Read moreEverleigh Shay Munger
Everleigh Shay Munger was born to Thomas and Julianna Munger of Quincy on Oct.10, 2020, at 12:24 p.m. at Plumas…
Read moreCity council renders decisions on Halloween, liens, fees, appeal hearings and more
By Debra Moore [email protected] The Portola City Council considered a full agenda Oct. 14 — ranging from a Halloween event…
Read moreThe lights didn’t go out in East Quincy — here’s why
By Debra Moore [email protected] East Quincy residents had been told their power would go out some time between 6 and…
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Plumas County leads the state in voting thus far
By Debra Moore [email protected] It’s still more than two weeks until election day, but already the Plumas County Elections Office…
Read moreLetter to the Editor: Bill Powers has the knowledge needed
Each of the Supervisorial Candidates was asked about fuels reduction/forest management. I thought each of them gave a satisfactory answer….
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