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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Shapa’sh Landscape Restoration Project Scoping Notice
The Modoc National Forest invites public participation in developing the Shapa’sh Landscape Restoration Project. The project, a partnership between the Modoc National Forest and the Modoc Nation, aims to restore wildlife habitat by restoring native […]
Staying Power: Modoc County’s Aging Population and the Youth Who Choose To Return
In Modoc County, quiet rural roads lead to a serious challenge: a rapidly aging population. With nearly one in three residents now over the age of 60, this remote corner of northeastern California is facing […]
Modoc High School Receives $10,000 Grant for Baseball Field Improvements
Modoc High School was awarded a $10,000 grant from the Bill Belichick Foundation, which will fund improvements to the school’s baseball field, including lighting upgrades, fencing repairs, and general field maintenance. Kevin Marcussen led the […]
Northeast California’s March Snowpack Update
Snowpack levels in northeast California remain stable, with measurements across the area tracking near or above seasonal norms, according to data from the SNOTEL network on the Sno-Flo website. Snowpack Levels by Location Snow Water […]
June Modoc Board of Supervisors Meeting
The Modoc County Board of Supervisors met June 10 to approve contracts, appointments, and program updates across several departments. Macey VonRader was appointed as the new Modoc County Treasurer-Tax Collector, effective Aug. 1. VonRader will […]
Camping Season is Coming
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Marching Forward: Recognizing Women’s Impact in History and Today
By: Shaelene Tims March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor the achievements and contributions of women throughout history. It started as a local event in California and grew into a national observance, recognizing […]
New Area Code 837 Coming to Northern California
Northern California residents and businesses will soon have access to a new area code as the state addresses high demand for phone numbers in the 530 region, according to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). […]
Modoc County Record E-edition: Jun 05, 2025
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
Sierra Nevada Conservancy Meeting Comes to Cedarville, Bringing Statewide Issues Home to Modoc County
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How You Can Help Ensure the Continued Success of the Modoc County District Fair:
● Engage with Schools and Teachers: Reach out to local schools to encouragestudent and class participation in fair competitions and exhibits.● Plan and Lead Events: Identify events or activities you’d like to see at the2025 […]
Modoc County Record E-edition: Oct 24, 2024
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
Alturas Man Ordered to Trial for 2023 Child Sex Abuse Charges, Remains Free
Sheriff criticizes judge’s decision; residents voice concern By: Shaelene Tims A judge ordered Abel Anastasio to stand trial on multiple felony charges involving the sexual abuse of a child following a preliminary hearing held Tuesday. […]
Medical Debt and Billing Complaints Hit Home in Modoc County
By: Shaelene Tims Medical debt is rising across the country, and Modoc County residents are feeling it too. According to Jared Walker, founder of Dollar For, a nonprofit that helps people get hospital bills forgiven, […]
How Workers’ Compensation Insurance Supports Small Businesses in Rural Areas
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Winema 4-H Club and Local Partners Raising Funds for Permanent Pig Pens in Tulelake
For several decades, the City of Tulelake has allowed children to house pigs within city limits, enabling those who don’t live on farms to participate in livestock projects at the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair. However, […]
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