Quincy Trojans host Biggs Wolverines, Portola Tigers seek first win, and Nevada Union Miners face Placer Hillmen in upcoming games.

Plumas National Forest eases fire restrictions, while Tahoe National Forest maintains Stage III restrictions.

Forest Service's fuel management projects significantly aid in controlling wildfires, as demonstrated by the Bear Fire.

Sierra Brooks continues boil water notice due to increased E. coli levels post-Bear Fire, causing community discontent.

Forest City Historical Association hosts annual AppleFest on October 13th, 2024, featuring music, food, and a community raffle.

Pliocene Ridge Community Services District receives a donated command vehicle from Sierra County Sheriff’s Office, enhancing their professional image and response capabilities.

Plumas National Forest downgrades to Stage I Fire Restrictions, altering rules for campfires, smoking, and engine use.

Inmate Caleb Duerr escapes Plumas County Jail, considered violent and dangerous; manhunt underway.

HoBo Ranch, a small-scale family farm in Sierra Valley, offers botanically dyed wool, flowers, and fresh eggs.

Loyalton Grizzlies triumph over Chester Volcanos, while Quincy Trojans and Bear River Bruins face defeat in local football games.

Nevada County’s League of Women Voters emerges energized from pandemic, focusing on voter education and impartiality for 2024 elections.

The public invited to make suggestions on October 8th for this year’s Holiday on Main.

Downieville Mountain Brewfest, moved to fall, successfully attracts 600 attendees, benefiting the Fire Station Building Fund.

Volunteers stepped up to support operations and help secure Western Sierra Food Bank’s future.

Western Sierra Railroad Museum hosts annual Pumpkin Patch Express with Halloween-themed trains and activities.