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PRS highlights Mindful Living Services, setting intentions

At the start of the New Year, Plumas Rural Services highlights its Mindful Living Services program, along with intention setting. Mindful Living Services was launched at PRS in 2018 by coordinator Leslie Wall. The program...

Plumas Charter School renewed through 2031

Plumas Charter School announces that its charter renewal petition has been approved, extending the school’s authorization for an additional five years through 2031. The decision ensures continued operation of PCS’ innovative, personalized educational programs...

Gubernatorial candidate Sheriff Chad Bianco comes to Quincy

Bianco for Governor announces that gubernatorial candidate Sheriff Chad Bianco will be speaking at a meet-and-greet and town hall event in Quincy Feb. 9. Residents of Plumas County and surrounding areas are invited to...

Researchers discover ‘fire amoeba’ at Lassen Park

Lassen Volcanic National Park hosts a rich array of wildlife that include the endangered Sierra Nevada red fox, the Cascade frog, even the recently colonizing gray wolf. Now the steaming waters that make this...

Ecophysiologist shares science behind hibernation Jan. 24

Feather River Land Trust announces that ecophysiologist Hannah Carey will present a talk on hibernation Saturday, Jan. 24, at the Sierra Valley Nature Preserve. The free presentation begins at 4:30 p.m. Organizers say Carey will...

Local artist raises money to help son with paraplegia

The Blue Goose Gallery of Artists reports that longtime Westwood woodturning artist John Cox is seeking donations from the community to help purchase an accessible vehicle for his son, who has paraplegia. John has been...

PDH, Seneca welcome new regional podiatrist

Plumas District Hospital and Seneca Healthcare District report they are welcoming Dr. Juan Martinez, a board-certified podiatrist who will be serving patients across both health care districts, expanding access to specialized foot and ankle...

Proposed lot line adjustment affects parcels countywide

Robert and Robyn Franks wanted to adjust the property line between their two adjacent parcels near Lake Davis to increase the size of the lot that includes their cabin. They submitted an application to...

New Golden Eagles look for same baseball success

Feather River College Athletics reports there will be a lot of new names and faces on the 2026 FRC baseball team. But that won't change the goals for the defending Golden Valley Conference champions,...

Historic longboard ski races begin Sunday

The Plumas ski club announced it will hold the first Historic Longboard revival series race of the year on Sunday Jan. 18.  The “Races are ON” said ski club vice president Don Fregulia, provided...

Wedding Faire comes to Lake Almanor

The Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce announces it is calling all brides and wedding vendors to participate in the Lake Almanor Wedding Faire March 21. The event, which is co-hosted by the chamber...

Application period begins for scholarships across five counties

The North Valley Community Foundation announces that the application period has begun for 26 college scholarships it offers. Students from any high school in Butte, Glenn, Tehama, Colusa and Plumas counties can enter their...

Juvenile arrested in relation to Portola High threats

The Plumas County Sheriff’s Office reports that it recently responded to threats made toward Portola Junior-Senior High School and that a juvenile suspect has been arrested in connection with the threats. During the late evening...

Chamber opens nominations for Chester grand marshal

The Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce announces that nominations are open for the 2026 Chester Fourth of July grand marshal, celebrating the spirit of independence and community. Organizers say the prestigious honor of...

‘It’s silently killing people’

Fifteen years ago, Plumas County had one of California’s highest rates of opioid prescriptions, as well as one of the highest overdose death rates. By 2016, prescriptions were down and the death rate followed....

End of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies raises costs, concerns for Plumas County residents

For some Plumas County residents, health insurance may be getting more expensive in 2026. Until Dec. 31, 2025, Plumas residents, like 24.2 million other Americans, benefitted from discounts that made health care more affordable....

EPHC welcomes family practitioner Dr. John Lillegraven

Eastern Plumas Health Care introduces Dr. John Lillegrqaven, who has joined the team of providers as a family practitioner at the Loyalton Medical Clinic. Prior to his pursuits in medicine, Lillegraven worked as a...

Caltrans invests in increased mobility, reduced pollution

The California Department of Transportation reports that the state is investing $202 million to to increase mobility and reduce planet-warming pollution in communities across the state. The funds support 143 local clean transportation projects...

Early registration ends soon for Chester Little League

Chester Little League reports that early bird registration for the 2026 season runs through Jan. 23. Registering early saves families $20: early bird fees are $75 per player or $125 per family, with a...

Community skate nights unite families, youth in Quincy

WildBio Flourishing reports that community roller skate nights will continue this winter at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds, offering an affordable, inclusive gathering space for youth, families and residents of all ages. The events are...
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