In a recent article, we misstated Heather Hadwick’s current role. She is presently with the Modoc County Office of Education, focusing on safety and emergency preparedness for schools. Previously, she served as the Deputy OES Director and County 4H Coordinator. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
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Severe Weather Causes Flooding, Road Closures, and Power Outages in Modoc County
Severe weather conditions have caused flooding, road closures, and power outages across Modoc County, prompting emergency response efforts from local agencies. Officials warn that more rain is expected, and residents are urged to remain cautious. […]
Weekend Weather: Cold, Windy Start Before Warmer Days Ahead
By Staff Writer A cold front moving inland will bring unsettled weather through the weekend before warmer conditions return next week, according to the National Weather Service (NOAA). Thursday, March 20 Expect mostly cloudy skies […]
LUCK OF THE IRISH BINGO
The Rotary Club of Alturas presents the 2nd Annual “Luck of the Irish BINGO”. This special event will take place on March 16*h at the Niles Hotel with doors opening at 11:30 a.m. and games […]
SHERIFF’S BLOTTER
Tuesday, March 12: 2:16 pm, responded to assist with structure fire in the Tulelake area. 5:54 pm, attempted civil service in Alturas; arrest made. Wednesday, March 13 8:03 am, responded to Newell for report of […]
Five Interesting Ways to Use Virtual Fences
By Janyne Little University of California Cooperative Extension Managing cattle across vast rangelands has long been a complex challenge for ranchers and land managers. Conventional barbed wire fencing methods, while effective, can be costly, labor-intensive, […]
Bigfoot Poised to Become State Cryptid
California is known for its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife and, if one new bill passes, an official state cryptid: Bigfoot. On Feb. 14, Assemblymember Chris Rogers introduced Assembly Bill 666, which seeks to designate Bigfoot […]
T.E.A.C.H holds 1st Annual Modoc Alzheimers Awareness Color Run
Submitted by Teach Inc Staff Participant Courtney Hagge and Duke taken by Northern Arrow Photography In honor of Alzheimer’s Awareness month T.E.A.C.H. Inc. held the first annual Modoc Alzheimer’s Awareness Color Run on Saturday, September […]
The Search for Lauren Leigh Guillen
The search for Lauren Leigh Guillen, a 34-year-old woman missing since the evening of Feb. 5, continues as family, friends and community members intensify efforts to find her. Guillen, described as 5-foot-6, 136 pounds, with […]
Historical Society Opens Time Capsule at Modoc High After 50 Years
History is a beautiful thing. Whether it is family history, world history, or even a small piece of local history, we can all agree that there is something special about taking a step back in […]
Debate Over Hound Hunting Addressed in AB-1038
By: Shaelene Tims The use of hounds in wildlife management is once again a hot-button issue in California, particularly in light of recent wolf depredation incidents involving the Modoc Group wolves. While some see hound […]
Sheriff’s Blotter
In a bustling week for law enforcement in Modoc County, the Sheriff’s Office has been kept on its toes with a flurry of incidents, arrests, and updates on the jail population. Starting on Tuesday, April […]
Future Leaders of America Wanted for The American Legion’s Boys and Girls State
Linda Newman, Commander, American Legion Post 163 The American Legion, the nation’s largest veterans organization, is inviting all members of Modoc County to join them in sponsoring young men and women to attend The American […]
Modoc Braves Dominate Bonanza Antlers in 49-30 Victory
Modoc High School’s Girls Varsity basketball team secured an impressive 49-30 win over the Bonanza Antlers on Tuesday night, outscoring their opponents in every quarter. Maxpreps stated the Braves are ranked 358th in California, while […]
Modoc County Record E-edition: July 18, 2024
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
Beverley Palmer-Brown Modoc County Cattlewomen of the Year
The Modoc County Cattlewomen are excited to announce Beverley Palmer-Brown as the 2024 Cattlewoman of the year. As a young girl, with her golden ringlets peeking out from under her cowgirl hat, she stepped out […]
Modoc Wildlife Refuge Offers Haying, Grazing Opportunity for Local Ranchers
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a chance for ranchers to hay and graze cattle on the Pine Creek unit of the Modoc National Wildlife Refuge through a Cooperative Agricultural Agreement (CAA). This […]
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