‘Visions of the Lost Sierra’ film and petition build support for more wild and scenic rivers
One year ago, Friends of Plumas Wilderness (FPW) premiered their visually stunning short film “Visions of the Lost Sierra,” an …
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Plumas elk information sought
Plumas National Forest wildlife crew member Abby Marshall is asking the community for help by sharing their knowledge of local …
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Plumas Charter School students learn outdoors at the historical Heart K Ranch
A recent field trip to the Heart K Ranch in Genesee gave Indian Valley students a chance to learn about …
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Election tampering: Who controls how we vote?
The League of Women Voters of Plumas County is proud to announce the 2019 Nancy Lund Memorial Essay Contest. Thirteen …
Read moreThe American Legion wants you
The local American Legion Post 568 wants to grow its numbers and there are flyers around Indian Valley attempting to …
Read moreVoter turnout hovers at 43 percent for Nov. 5 election
Approximately 43 percent of registered Plumas County voters cast their ballot in the Nov. 5 election. Those that did voted …
Read moreIVCSD extends water lines, adds hydrant
The Indian Valley Community Services District finished water line extensions on Main Street in downtown Greenville at the end of …
Read moreConcert on November 17
There will be a community concert Sunday, Nov. 17, at 4 p.m., at Greenville Community United Methodist Church, 206 Pine …
Read moreHappy 100th birthday
Graeagle resident Juanita Hansen, lovingly known as “Gigi,” turned 100 on Nov. 2. Family and friends celebrated the event with …
Read morePlumas Democrats to meet Nov. 21
The Plumas County Democratic Central Committee will conduct a regular business meeting from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. …
Read morePNF announces temporary recreation area closures
Portions of Frenchman Lake Recreation Area will be closed temporarily to protect the public during active removal of hazardous trees …
Read moreRecognition for Collins Pine wildlife biologist
As the Collins Pine family of companies well knows, the future of their operations is the forestlands they manage. Without …
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Students attend Rotary’s leadership camp
Quincy Junior-Senior High School students who attended this year’s Rotary Club’s Eighth Grade Leadership Camp at Grizzly Ranch were at …
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Scarecrows raise money and awareness
The first annual Scarecrow Competition for Halloween 2019 raised over $500 for the Chester Town Plaza. The three top vote …
Read moreFire correction
According to an email sent to this newspaper by New England Ranch owner Lane Labbe’, the fire on Friday, Oct. …
Read moreHeather Marie Burns and Roscoe Mata marry in San Francisco
Heather Marie Burns, daughter of Scott Burns and Consuelo Burns of Greenville, married Roscoe Mata of San Francisco on Aug. …
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