Deadline looms for those who have lost their homes to register for debris removal
Plumas County residents who’ve lost homes due to recent fires have limited time remaining to enroll in the Consolidated Debris…
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Plumas Charter School breaks ground on Quincy facility
By Rachel Goings Special to Plumas News After six years of anticipation Plumas Charter School broke ground on its…
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Sept. 23: Public Health announces 44 new cases
The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced this evening, Sept. 23, that there are 44 new cases to report. The…
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California Conservation Corps helps rebuild Greenville
When Greenville was destroyed by the Dixie Fire it brought back painful members for many members of the California Conservation…
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Tough year but are you grateful for something? Please share with us
It’s November — the month of Thanksgiving, the month dedicated to gratitude. To say this has been a difficult year…
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White Sulphur Springs writes a big check for fire victims
By John Lullo Special to Plumas News The volunteers of the Mohawk Valley Stewardship Council (MVSC) put some of their…
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New world, new column: Greenville Rising
By Meg Upton [email protected] Over the last month and a half, news, rumor, and resources after the Dixie Fire…
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Want to help Dixie Fire victims? Here are some opportunities UPDATED
Editor’s note: Lake Almanor resident Susan Bryner helped organize relief efforts when Camp Fire victims relocated to the Almanor Basin…
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