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Modoc County Record E-edition: Aug 22, 2024
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Wolf Conversation Continues: Scientists Say UC Davis Jumped the Gun on Wolf Study
By Shaelene Tims A group of wildlife scientists is calling on UC Davis to correct a recent article they say misrepresents the economic impact of wolves on cattle operations. The university’s article, published in April, […]
Modoc Junior Livestock Show Celebrates Youth, Community, and Agriculture
Surprise Valley Exhibitors Shine in the Ring and Bring Home Top Honors The annual Modoc Junior Livestock Show wrapped up Friday evening with a lively community BBQ and a packed house for the livestock auction, […]
Modoc Looks to Extend Streak Against Trinity Despite Recent Loss
The Modoc Lady Braves will look to extend their dominance over Trinity on Friday when the Braves face off against the Wolves at 2 p.m. The Braves are 10-0 against Trinity since April 2021 but […]
Modoc County Record E-edition: Jan 23, 2025
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Susanville Elks Lodge #1487 Lists Historic Building for Sale
If you’ve seen the “For Sale” sign outside the Susanville Elks Lodge #1487, you’re not alone. After 100 years, the historic building has been a cornerstone of the community, filled with countless memories and stories. […]
Modoc County Ranchers Face Major Hurdle: No Local Meat Processing Facility
By: Shaelene Tims Modoc County ranchers are the leaders in the state of California in organic beef production but are faced with the extreme dilemma of no local facility to process the beef. Whether for […]
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 […]
December Marks DUI Prevention Awareness Month, Law Enforcement Launches Local Campaign
While we know the most precious gifts should be delivered safe and sober, more and more people continue to choose to drive under the influence with drunk driving death rates at an all-time high. With […]
Wolf strike team launched, but Ranchers Question Results
Another cattle kill at Goodwin Ranch on Tuesday, June 24 — while California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) strike team members were on-site — is raising sharp questions from ranchers about whether the state’s […]
Inspiring Gospel Series “All About Jesus” Begins May 9 in Cedarville
The community is warmly invited to a weeklong revival event at the Surprise Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church, as the “All About Jesus” Seminar begins Friday evening, May 9, and runs through Saturday, May 17, 2025. […]
Remembering Jacqueline Ann Terwilliger: Beloved Student, Cheerleader, and FFA Member
Obituary Jacqueline Ann Terwilliger Jacqueline Ann Terwilliger, 15, passed away on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, in the Children’s Hospital in Birmingham, AL from injuries she received in a tragic 4-wheeler accident.Celebration of Life services will […]
Tulelake Falls to Weed, Snapping Home Winning Streak
The Tulelake baseball team dropped their record to 10-15 after an 11-7 loss to the Weed Cougars on Monday, ending their five-game home winning streak. This was Tulelake’s second defeat to Weed this season, following […]
A Library Card in Your Pocket: Californians Now Have Free Access to 300,000 eBooks and Audiobooks
By Shaelene Tims Modoc County residents can now access more than 300,000 free eBooks and audiobooks—no library card needed. The California State Library just launched California’s Bookshelf, a digital library that anyone with internet and […]
Modoc National Forest Begins Fall Prescribed Burning
The Modoc National Forest began fall prescribed burning last week and will continue into the coming weeks. Prescribed burns will take place on both the West and East sides of the forest, enhancing its overall […]
Property Tax Meeting in August
The California State Board of Equalization will hold its annual Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights Hearing on August 20, 2025, in Sacramento. The hearing invites residents, taxpayers, and local officials to provide public comment on property […]
Carnivorous Squirrels in North California
Northern California’s ground squirrels may not be as innocent as they seem. New research has documented California ground squirrels actively hunting and eating small mammals, a behavior that challenges previous assumptions about their diet. Scientists […]
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