Larry Swallow & Shirley Swallow
William R. Stonecypher
Larry Swallow & Shirley Swallow
William R. Stonecypher
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Winning is always nice, but winning behind a season-high scoring effort is even better — just ask Modoc. The Braves rolled to a 22-2 victory over Fall River on Tuesday, marking their fifth consecutive win […]
In a move many Modoc County ranchers consider a significant win, the California Fish and Game Commission has referred a controversial coyote reclassification proposal back to its Wildlife Resources Committee (WRC) for further review. The […]
Swinerton Construction invited the community and partners to observe a minute of silence in honor of 9/11. Chad Day led the gathering and rang a bell three times to symbolize all the lives of first […]
Surprise Valley High School’s agricultural education program in Cedarville, has been nationally recognized as one of the best programs in the country. The program received the 2024 National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE) Outstanding Middle […]
VALLEJO, Calif., Dec. 2, 2024 — The Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region is hosting a public listening session for input on proposed legislation to establish the Sáttítla National Monument in northern California. The session is […]
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 […]
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Back left: Fred Cray, Tracy Timothy, Jerri Widby, Ruth Adams, Kevin McMahon, Debbie Potter, Arlene Cray, Marty Olsen, Pat Cantrall, Carol Ennenga. Front left: Sharon Enderlein, Lynne Staub, Monica McMahon.
By Shaelene Tims Rancher Ray Anklin, first featured in the Modoc Record in 2023 after wolves killed a calf on his ranch and again in 2024 amid rising depredations, says the carcass data from his […]
“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 […]
Traffic Alert 🚨 Two vehicles reportedly caught a low-hanging power line today on Hwy 299 near Grocery Outlet. Thankfully, emergency crews were quick to respond. A big thank you to CHP, Alturas Police Department, Big […]
Photo by Lea Huetteman The arrival of sandhill cranes in Modoc County signals the changing season, as the region begins to transition from a decidedly mild winter into early springtime weather. The cranes, known for […]
In response to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (CDFW) release of its updated Black Bear Conservation and Management Plan, Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R–Alturas) is calling for swift passage of her bill, AB 1038, […]
By Shaelene Tims For residents of rural California, access to healthcare is often a waiting game. Appointments cantake months, and for many, a routine doctor’s visit means driving hours to the nearest provider. Hospitals such […]
Following the conclusion of the annual Burning Man festival, attendees have flocked to Modoc County, bringing with them stories, art, and the unmistakable dust of Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. The event wrapped up this past […]