Charles Deister and Alexandra Foote express gratitude for The Mountain Messenger's local news coverage.

The firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner raises concerns about handling economic news.

False fire alarms in Sierra City highlight issues with alarm volume and elderly residents’ response time.

A resident reflects on unchanged personal life amid political shifts and growing fears for family.

Reflects on American patriotism, historical pride, and current global perception amidst internal divisions.

Sierra County Fish and Wildlife Commission thanks partners for restoring Smithneck Creek after Bear Fire.

Explores potential consequences of government actions, highlighting impacts on various groups and societal truth erosion.

Reflecting on John Lewis’s legacy and impact on civil rights and American democracy.

A Downieville resident urges Congressman Kevin Kiley to oppose HR 1, citing environmental concerns.

Explores the impact of science on modern life and contrasts it with faith-based beliefs.

SPJUSD board votes against updating policies on science and history instruction, sparking community debate.

Local outrage over Western Sierra Medical Clinic’s decision not to reinstate Dr. Dan.

Commendation for CHP Quincy’s presence during No Kings protest, ensuring safety and deterring misbehavior.

Contrasting Nixon’s approach to protests with Trump’s response in Los Angeles.

Examining alleged corruption and controversial pardons during the Trump administration, questioning the pardon power’s validity.