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Portola Junior/Senior High School hosted the annual Fall Festival on Oct. 28, with Principal Sara Sheridan and Assistant Principal Brian Sheridan giving season’s spooky greetings to the hundreds that came to stay and play at the free event. Photos by Kim Wilmer

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Fall festival at PHS

November 13, 2019 Staff

Maria Popish hands out sweet treats to students dressed to the nines in Halloween attire, surrounded by ghoulish scenes, screams and scares.

Staff and students invite one and all to brave the haunted house, with brightly colored costumes making their way through cobwebs and creepy sound effects. Ms. Cooper and her leadership class designed and created the special effects for the annual Haunted House, and each room of the house had a theme. The students played characters taunting and frightening each guest as they wander through the maze of rooms, creating an eerie night to remember for all.

Chester students explore careers in healthcare

June 1, 2023 Editor 0

By Rachel Goings [email protected] Plumas Charter School teamed up with Westwood Unified School District, Chester High School and Seneca…

Caltrans provides Hwy 70 update: Escorts 3 times per day thru canyon, but a blasting project could cause further delays

June 1, 2023 Editor 0

Caltrans District 2 shared an update today regarding activity in the Feather River Canyon, announcing that the agency and Hat…

Plumas Arts holds opening reception for Lorraine Nielsen on Friday

June 1, 2023 Editor 0

Plumas Arts is pleased to announce a gallery opening reception this Friday, June 2, from 5 to 7 p.m. at…

Tiny dancers twirl in Taylorsville

June 1, 2023 Editor 1

By Andrea Singer [email protected] High Sierra Ballet Academy filled the Historic Taylorsville Hall on May 27, performing their first in-studio…

Quilter to feature her work at Chester Piecemakers June 12 meeting

June 1, 2023 Editor 0

Natalie Caldwell from Quilt Culture in Red Bluff will be showing the Chester Piecemakers Quilt Guild her work during the…

Weather warmed up in the Almanor Basin in May

June 1, 2023 Editor 0

By Dale Knutsen The weather finally warmed up in May in the Lake Almanor basin, breaking the long cold spell…

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