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Bidwell Mansion Destroyed: A Reflection on Loss, Legacy, and New Beginnings in Surprise Valley
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Aimee Lynn Boulade Remembered: Beloved Educator, Community Leader, and Advocate for Children
Obituary Aimee Lynn Boulade Aimee Lynn Boulade, 38, of Alturas, California passed away February 22, 2024 at her home. Aimee wasborn May 10, 1985, in Alturas to Larry and Diane Boulade. Aimee participated in 4-H […]
Modoc County Record E-edition: Sep 05, 2024
You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.
(Video) Modoc County Public Health hosts a Successful Narcan Harm Reduction Clinic
“By raising awareness, providing education and training, and making Narcan available, we can help prevent overdose deaths and support those who are struggling with addiction. We can’t stop people from using but we can help […]
Spring Weather Rollercoaster: From Sunshine to Showers, Here’s What to Expect This Week!
Wed 10 Mostly Sunny 69°/34° 4% N 6 mph Thu 11 Sunny 72°/41° 3% SSW 17 mph Fri 12 Isolated Thunderstorms/Wind 64°/38° 30% SSW 21 mph Sat 13 AM Showers 61°/36° 50% N 14 mph […]
Alturas Elementary Students Dress as Tacky the Penguin to Wrap Up Polar Animals Unit
Mrs. Rulison’s class at Alturas Elementary School brought their study of polar animals to a lively close on Friday, Jan. 24, by dressing up as Tacky the Penguin, the lovable character from Helen Lester’s children’s […]
Mother’s Day in Modoc: Honoring Local Moms with Brunches and Community Spirit
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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 […]
Strong Work Force Collaborates with UC Davis
On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, the Modoc College Center in Alturas hosted Jobs First, a workshop by the University of California, Davis Institute of the Environment. The two-hour session exposed RISE-MESA youth to new STEM […]
Police: Suspect Arrested After High-Speed Chase in Susanville
A Susanville man was arrested early Friday morning following a high-speed pursuit through residential neighborhoods, according to the Susanville Police Department. At approximately 1:10 a.m. on Feb. 14, an officer observed a vehicle traveling westbound […]
Surprise Valley Youth Take Efforts to Reduce Underage Drinking
Friday Night Live-East is one of six after-school chapters of the Modoc County Friday Night Live Partnership for students in grades 9-12 at Surprise Valley High School. The work of those youth gained them attention […]
Get Jokerfied with The People’s Joker Director Vera Drew Interview; Now Playing at the Nuart Theatre
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MJUSD’s Cafeterias Serve Up Success
Modoc Joint Unified School District (MJUSD) is getting some well-deserved recognition for its improved school meals. School cafeterias can sometimes have a reputation for lackluster menus. But under Boal’s leadership, MJUSD has taken big steps […]
Northern California Sheriffs Urge Ranchers to Oppose Coyote Hunting Rule Change at May 15 Wildlife Meeting
Seven Northern California sheriffs are urging ranchers to pack the California Fish and Game Commission’s Wildlife Resources Committee meeting on May 15. The committee is considering scrapping a decades-old rule that lets hunters kill coyotes “anytime, […]
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