Parts of Plumas on power outage list
PG&E is considering another round of public safety power outages to begin Wednesday, Oct. 23 due to adverse weather conditions. …
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Prescribed burn underway
The Plumas National Forest announced that firefighters are able to take advantage of a “burn window” and have started the …
Read morePrescribed burns in Meadow Valley
The University of California, Berkeley Forests announced that it may be burning Oct. 18 and 19 in Meadow Valley as …
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Free films offered at Town Hall
Feather River College in association with Plumas Arts is presenting two free admission, socially significant documentary films in October. The …
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Triangle Park gets facelift
Father and son Tim and Ray Bustamonte donated much of their time Oct. 4 to redo the watering system at …
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Here comes the Pumpkin Patch Express
The Pumpkin Patch Express is rolling into Portola this Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 19-20, and again on the weekend of …
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Riding in style is not necessarily a bad thing
The awaited official rollout of the two new vans being used at Seneca Hospital was worth waiting for as they …
Read moreTemporary construction underway at transfer site
Members of the public using the East Quincy Transfer Station will note some changes at the site, according to Plumas …
Read moreTemporary road closures
A temporary road closure will be in place on the Pulga-Merrimac Road (FS Rd. #23N00) and Four Trees Road (FS …
Read moreGreen waste at landfill to hold final day for season
The last day the Chester Landfill will receive green waste is Tuesday, Oct. 29, Public Works Director Bob Perreault told …
Read morePublic health brings home grant for five-county HIV/AIDs programs
No additions, deletions or changes were made to the list of consent agenda items presented to the Plumas County Board …
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Tree causes major water issue in East Quincy
Four to eight million gallons of water went down the creek recently when American Valley Community Services District (AVCSD) was …
Read moreAVCSD directors stumped over chewing tobacco policy
Keeping abreast of the times, American Valley Community Services District (AVCSD) directors spent 20 minutes debating whether chewing tobacco belonged …
Read morePlumas fares better than most with PG&E outages
While much of northern California plunged into darkness last week when PG&E implemented public safety power outages, Plumas County emerged …
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Seventh annual Changing Seasons Craft Fair
It is always nice to live in a community that offers an indoor venue for a fall crafts fair to …
Read moreGeneral Plan Update approved by supervisors
“Here it is,” said Plumas County Planning Director Tracey Ferguson as she handed out copies of the updated General Plan …
Read morePlumas Bank offers tips to safeguard data during Cybersecurity Month
In recognition of National Cybersecurity Month in October, Plumas Bank and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) remind consumers …
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