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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New Fire Hazard Maps Released
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Alturas Rural Fire Hosts Annual Christmas Movie Event
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Modoc County Record E-edition: Dec 19, 2024
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
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Modoc County Record E-edition: Aug 01, 2024
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
Controversial Coyote Plan Sent Back for Review
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Modoc County Ranchers Face Major Hurdle: No Local Meat Processing Facility
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