KQNY 91.9 FM is proud to present a local radio news program in cooperation with the Plumas Sun. "KQNY Radio News" premiered at 10:00 AM on Monday, August 21st. "KQNY Radio News" premiered at 10:00 AM on Monday, August 21st.The Plumas County Veterans Collaboration is preparing to host Veterans Stand Downs for both Plumas and Sierra counties. The Plumas County stand down is slated for Aug. 11 to 12 at the Springs of Hope Christian Fellowship Church at 59 Bell Lane, Quincy. The Sierra County stand down is set for August 26 at the Sierraville Elementary School, 305 ...Veterans attending Feather River College now have a dedicated space to study, lounge, and hold meetings: a brand-new Veterans Resource Center. The center's grand opening was held Nov. 9, just before Veterans Day. The event saw a "great turnout of students, faculty, and staff," said Tara Hamler, director of Student Success Programs, who ...The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will hold a Public Hearing on: Tuesday, September 12, 202310:00 AM Board of Supervisors, Room 308 Courthouse, 520 ... we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally, we will be conducting polls and surveys to gather valuable feedback and contributions. SubscribeEastern Plumas Health Care invites families to the 2023 Safe Trick-or-Treat event in Portola. This free family-friendly event will feature games, costume ... we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally, we will be conducting polls and surveys to gather valuable feedback and contributions. ...Photo courtesy High Sierra Animal Rescue. High Sierra Animal Rescue reports that local businesses and individuals recently united to support its efforts to improve the welfare of Plumas County animals. Feather River Food Co-op featured the rescue as the beneficiary of its Portola Round-Up at the Register program in December 2023.Dec 14, 2023 ... Top pop artists like Harry Styles and Lizzo. Popular Latin acts like Peso Pluma and Grupo Firme all have graced the stage at Acrisure Arena. Our ...Photo by Jane Braxton Little. The Plumas County Courthouse has been transformed into a holiday wonderland of doors, thanks to the creative, talented county employees who work behind them. The 2023 door decorating contest, sponsored by the Plumas County Employees Association, produced three winners. Not all of them were in …The band nightbrain reports that the second annual Holiday Cheermeister event is set to return Dec. 16 in Quincy. The Cheermeister is a benefit concert; this year proceeds will support Plumas Arts's after-school art programs. The event will be held at the West End Theatre. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7.January 18, 2024. | The Plumas Sun. 0. 226. The Saturday, Jan. 20, Dixie Fire Collaborative community meeting will feature presentations by contractors and the election of four new members to the DFC Steering Committee. The regular monthly meeting, which starts at 11 a.m. in the Greenville School campus cafeteria, will also include an update on ...After a full life, long-time Plumas County resident Robert David McIlroy passed away peacefully at home with his children by his side, the sun and a smile on his face. He was born on Dec. 4, 1936, and passed away on Dec. 17, 2023, at 87. Robert, or Bob as many knew him, lived an active life until he was diagnosed in October with …Plumas National Forest reported that firefighters started prescribed burning ignitions today in Butterfly Valley near Quincy on the Mount Hough Ranger District. Test fires this morning were successful on the Butterfly Valley Prescribed Burn, said Public Affairs Officer Tamara Schmidt. She said firefighters reported that high humidity this ...Subsequently, all three subjects were booked into the Plumas County Jail. David Hutt, 56 years old, of Chico, was arrested for burglary, conspiracy, and possession of a controlled substance. Brian Srotananda, 47 years old, of Forest Ranch, was arrested for burglary, conspiracy, and possession of a drug paraphernalia.The following marriage licenses were issued by the Plumas County Clerk-Recorder's Office for Sept. 11 - 18, 2023: Sept. 11: Marianna Mackey Thorne Sunday, February 11, 2024 ... we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally, we will be conducting polls and surveys to gather valuable feedback and ...Those interested in being part of the Nifty Thrifty team who are available for an entire shift at least once per week (10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday) are invited to visit the store at 116 Commercial St. in Portola to fill out an application. More information is available from store manager Matt Hamilton at (530) 258-6200.Nature Made season ends, planning for 2024 in the works. Aislynn McGinley tries her hand at metal crafting during Nature Made Kids Camp. Photos courtesy Plumas Rural Services. The inaugural season of the Nature Made Kids Camp has drawn to a close. Nature Made is a collaboration between Plumas Rural Services and Greenville-based Wild Plumas ...The Quincy Community Supper organization has been serving the community since 2002, and has provided more than 100,000 free meals. To learn more about Quincy Community Supper, donate, or sign up as an organization to provide a supper, call Angela Elliott at (530) 283-1478. Information submitted by Quincy Community Supper.The Plumas County Fire Safe Council presented a certificate of recognition to Greg Kinne for his exceptional contribution to wildfire preparedness. “Greg has demonstrated an unyielding commitment to this cause through his volunteer work with the council,” said the council. “His hard work and leadership skills have been immensely ...The Plumas Arts Gallery and office hours are Wednesday through Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Information submitted by Plumas Arts. Plumas Arts announces a gallery opening reception Friday, Nov. 3, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 525 Main St. in Quincy. For the month of November, the Plumas Arts.Photo by Brad Bodenham. Dame Shirley Plaza will not be the site of a new state-owned courthouse in Quincy. The Plumas County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 on Oct. 17 to send a message to the Judicial Council of California that the county is unwilling to sell the 1.37-acre grassy area for construction of a 54,000 square-foot building.As a community-focused news source, we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally, we will be conducting polls and surveys to gather valuable feedback and contributions.The Feather River route was a lifelong dream of Arthur Keddie, a Plumas County surveyor and engineer. Keddie emigrated to America from Scotland in 1863, settling in Quincy. One of his first jobs in the area was to determine the best path for a winter road for the Oroville and Beckwourth Pass Wagon Road Co. In his 1867 report, he recommended a ...Plumas Sun is a non-profit organization that provides coverage of local government, events, features, births and obituaries in Plumas County. It is supported by donations, subscriptions and grant funding from The Almanor Foundation. It replaces Plumas News, the online edition of Feather Publishing Company, which is closing on Aug. 1.The Plumas County Board of Supervisors opened a two-day public hearing on Friday, Sept. 29 to consider a proposed $166 million budget scheduled for adoption Monday, Oct. 2, the state deadline. The 2023-2024 Recommended Budget includes $58 million in general funds, with $15.6 million in an unassigned fund balance available for …Sun to set on Plumas News at the end of July. June 27, 2023 Editor. Christopher Stanton. June 27, 2023 at 12:15 pm. Permalink. I agree that online Plumas news will be missed! A reliable source of accurate up to date fire information is WatchDuty. Google them and sign up for notifications.Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest are continuing to respond to lightning and other fires on the forest. Three lightning fires were discovered Aug. 16 and were contained and controlled at a tenth of an acre. On the Feather River Ranger District, the Hopkins Fire was located near Hopkins Creek and Blue Nose.Photo courtesy Sierra County Democratic Central Committee. The Sierra County Democratic Central Committee reports that Friday, Oct. 27, folks are invited to meet Jessica Morse, candidate for Congress in the 3rd Congressional District, which also includes Plumas County. At 10 a.m., Morse will be at the home of Don and Lynn McKechnie, 304 West ...Nov 16, 2019 ... The fire in the family's mobile home Nov. 8 claimed the life of 36-year-old BobbyJoe Lindsay, 28-year-old Jennifer McLeod and their two-year-old ...Feb 3, 2024 · Those currently registered to vote in Plumas County will receive a ballot mailed to their current mailing address on file. Anyone who has not received a ballot by Feb. 14 is asked to contact the office for assistance: [email protected] or 530-283-6256. Some additional important information to be aware of for this election is as follows: For more information contact the the Plumas County Elections Office: 520 Main St., Room 102, Quincy, CA 95971, 530-283-6256, [email protected]. On March 5, the 2024 presidential primary election will take place in California. It's an event that occurs every four years, with the last election in.Since California voters passed Proposition 31 — the flavored tobacco ban — in 2022, First 5 programs, funded primarily by tobacco tax revenues, are predicted to face a drastic cut of over $400 million in statewide early childhood community investments in the next five years. The First 5 Association of California reports that to date, over ...Oct 16, 2023 · Three arrested in Keddie burglary. On Sunday, Oct. 15, the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a possible trespassing at a residence near the old Keddie Resort Gas Station. Deputies arrived and began to address the situation, resulting in a series of events leading to the apprehension of three individuals involved in ... JAQUETA ISA SUNSHINE C/ PLUMAS · Descrição completa. Código identificador (SKU): REF-203541. Jaqueta com lavagem exclusiva Theresa . · Trocas e devoluções. Troca ...October 2, 2023. | The Plumas Sun. 0. 527. Dennis N. Thibeault, 1948-2023. It is with deep sadness that we announce that Dennis Normand Thibeault, 74, passed away May 14, 2023, peacefully in the comfort of his home, after a short battle with an aggressive brain tumor. Born in Sanford, Maine, on Nov. 10, 1948, Dennis was taught the French and ...The Angel Tree Program in the Portola area extends aid to children 15 years old or younger. The 2023 program bestowed gifts on 87 girls and 74 boys, in a total of 73 families. This initiative collaborates with the Eastern Plumas Community Assistance Network, which provided meals to 451 individuals in need in 2023.226. Elizabeth L. “Betsy” Schramel, 1932 - 2024. Elizabeth L. “Betsy” Schramel, born June 18, 1932, passed away peacefully at home in Quincy on Jan. 9, 2024, at 91 years old. A memorial in her honor will be held on Saturday, March 30 at the Historic Taylorsville Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. All who knew and loved Betsy are invited to attend.This year it is set for June 30, 3 to 7:30 p.m. at White Sulphur Springs Ranch, 2200 Highway 89 in Clio. The Mohawk Valley Stewardship Council is dedicated to restoring this historical property. Organizers report that Summerfest is an outdoor event complete with entertainment, food, auctions and a no-host bar.Plumas News, Quincy, California. 10,027 likes · 18 talking about this. Visit our website at http://www.plumasnews.comPiles burn on the La Porte RX–Grass Flat Project as part of Plumas National Forest's recent prescribed burn operations. Photo courtesy Plumas National Forest Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest will be resuming prescribed burning operations this week, conditions permitting, reported Public Information Officer Tamara Schmidt.Piles burn on the La Porte RX–Grass Flat Project as part of Plumas National Forest's recent prescribed burn operations. Photo courtesy Plumas National Forest Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest will be resuming prescribed burning operations this week, conditions permitting, reported Public Information Officer Tamara Schmidt.The state had made a $7 million budget request in January 2022 for a 54,000 square feet building. Dame Shirley Plaza is one of three potential sites for construction on its renewed proposal to build a new courthouse in Plumas County. In July, County Administrative Officer Debra Lucero told the board that she had received a letter from the state ...Currently, EPCAN has 15 volunteers but can accommodate more. For general inquiries, contact Rife at 530-836-0555 or message EPCAN on Facebook. Eastern Plumas Community Assistance Network exists for one simple reason: "There was a need," said Dink Rife, EPCAN board president. Established in 1995.For more information on the North Fork Forest Recovery Project, contact Sierra Institute’s office at (530) 284-1022. Information submitted by Plumas National Forest. The Plumas National Forest, in partnership with the Sierra Institute for Community and Environment, will hold a community meeting in Taylorsville as part.0. 164. The Plumas Arts Gallery features a collection of gift ideas during its art opening Dec. 1. Photos courtesy Plumas Arts. For the month of December, the Plumas Arts Gallery at 525 Main St. in Quincy is featuring the collective work of all member artists. The opening reception for the month is set for Friday, Dec. 1, starting at 5 p.m.PG&E hits trenching milestone. October 14, 2023. | The Plumas Sun. 0. 249. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is on track to complete at least 350 miles of undergrounding by the end of the year. Images courtesy Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. confirmed Oct. 11 that the utility is on track to put at least 350 miles of ...Jan 25, 2024 · Kudos! is a series of Plumas Sun stories shining light on Plumas County workers and their accomplishments. Dax Albrecht has accumulated a lot of licenses in the three years since he began working for the... An upcoming pile burn project is set for Taylorsville. Photo courtesy Plumas Underburn Cooperative. Conditions permitting, on Saturday, Jan. 6, and Sunday, Jan. 7, the Plumas Underburn Cooperative and Sierra Institute for Community and Environment report they will be assisting a landowner conduct a pile burn along Ann Street in Taylorsville.Photo courtesy Feather River Action! Feather River Action! is staging an event Nov. 13 to protest the Plumas National Forest’s Community Protection Project. The 8:30 a.m. protest is designed to call attention to “the largest ever logging plan” on the Plumas Forest, said organizer Josh Hart, spokesperson for the Portola-based organization.To reserve a spot, schedule a group, or find out more about the snowshoe program, contact Carlos. Holguin, visitor service information assistant, at (530) 258-2141 or [email protected]. Group reservations for schools and other organizations may be available. Contact the Almanor Ranger District at (530) 258-2141 for more information.Join Our Mailing List. As a community-focused news source, we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally, we will be conducting polls and surveys to gather valuable feedback and contributions.As a result of a benefit event to help the victims of the Sept. 15 fire on Bonta Street in Blairsden, over $42,000 was raised. This included a substantial donation made at the event on behalf of the Nakoma Resort. Both Gumba's Family Pizza restaurant and The Village Baker were destroyed in the fire and will share this gift from the community.As a result of a benefit event to help the victims of the Sept. 15 fire on Bonta Street in Blairsden, over $42,000 was raised. This included a substantial donation made at the event on behalf of the Nakoma Resort. Both Gumba's Family Pizza restaurant and The Village Baker were destroyed in the fire and will share this gift from the community.Plumas Charter School announces the creation of a community resource coordinator position this school year, thanks to funding from a California Community Schools Partnership Program grant that the school received. ... As a community-focused news source, we are committed to keeping you informed with exclusive Plumas Sun information. Additionally ...January movie lineup includes comedy, adventure, action, drama. January 1, 2024. | The Plumas Sun. 0. 271. Images courtesy Town Hall Theatre. The Town Hall Theatre has announced the upcoming movie schedule for January. The theatre is located at 469 Main St. in Quincy. Tickets are $9 for adults, $8 for seniors and students and $7 for children.Eastern Plumas Health Care announces a winter special on mammography services, available now through Dec. 31. With this $150 package, patients get a 3-D mammogram with tomosynthesis. Mammography is available at the EPHC main campus at 500 1st Ave. in Portola.Photos by Courtney Gomola. In December 2023, Plumas Charter School and firefighters from the Plumas National Forest’s Greenville Work Center teamed up to offer a Basic 32 firefighter training course to students. The training was led by Engine Captain 322 Roman Rodriguez and hosted by PCS’ Indian Valley Academy in Taylorsville.December 22, 2023. | The Plumas Sun. 0. 279. On Sunday, Dec. 17, the Plumas County Sheriff's Office was contacted at 12:50 p.m. by a concerned citizen that their neighbor was potentially missing. PCSO responded and contacted the reporting party. The missing person was identified as Anthony Evans, who, according to family members, had been ...We believe that engaged, better informed, more civically aware communities will help bring about a healthier, better educated, more productive, prosperous and equitable Plumas County. General Information [email protected]. Sponsorships & Advertising [email protected]. Legal & Public Notices [email protected].. Email: [email protected]. Text: (530) 616-0645. In persoThe current board of the Eastern Plumas Community Plumas News is sunsetting; thank you for your support – new entity will be publishing news July 31, 2023 Editor After more than 150 years of providing continuous … Jul 19, 2023 · The online edition of Feather Publish With clear fall weather and 15 sites to visit, the sixth annual Sierra Valley Art and Ag Trail event saw an estimated 2,500 participants turn out Sept. 23 to tour barns, view artwork, purchase handmade products, and learn about local agriculture and history. The SVAAT is a project of the Sierra County Arts Council, produced by Loyalton-based ... The Plumas Sun is a local newspaper that covers news an...
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