Three generations of Modoc Royalty. In 1978 Brandy Lynn Wilson (Malcolm) was crowned Little Miss Fandango. In 2017 Brandy’s son Richard “Pete” Malcolm was crowned Little Mr Fandango. This past weekend Brandy’s granddaughters Ava and Kloee (who are twins) performed in a duet together, but there could only be one winner. Ava Eleanor Lynn Buckley was crowned Little Miss Fandango 2024 (for their age group). So glad they could all be part of Modoc’s 150th anniversary/Fandango Days Celebrations!!
On April 24th, millions worldwide will participate in Denim Day, a annual campaign aimed at raising awareness about sexual violence and challenging misconceptions surrounding it. Originating in 1999, by the non profit organization, Peace Over […]
By Shelby Danley Recently there has been some concern amongst Modocers regarding homeowners insurance policies, particularly with Nationwide. According to one community member, “Many people have received notices from Nationwide telling them to fix issues […]
Rebuttal to Olsens letter from April 25. I read Mr. Terry Olsen’s amusingly hyper-misinformed response to my letter published in the Record on April 19th in which he cites the errant conclusions of agencies and […]
As of Monday, there are 28 people in the Modoc County Jail, 2 females and 26 males. Jail capacity is 43. 05/13/24 BRAFF, Israel Bosano (age 54, Alturas) Turned in to serve sentence for embezzlement; […]
Press Release from Modoc National Forest The Modoc National Forest (MDF) would like to notify interested and affected parties of its proposal to reauthorize multiple grazing permits on seven allotments with active grazing permits. Our […]
Gasoline prices in California have fallen 9.9 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $5.13 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 10,526 stations in the state. Prices in California are now 28.2 cents […]
The Bureau of Land Management has approved mineral exploration on 200 acres of public lands in Nevada, including requirements that minimize conflicts with natural, cultural, and historic resources. The project by Hog Ranch Minerals, Inc. […]
As temperatures rise and the sun blazes down, staying hydrated becomes more crucial than ever. This last weekend many cases of heat stroke and dehydration are on the rise. Dehydration can lead to serious health […]
I have been made aware of our mistake on our last header that stated “Happy Memorial Day,” I did not think twice of it at the heat of the moment of getting the paper built. […]
Once a Town Focal Point, the 1894 Church Moves to a New Location for Restoration, Thanks to Pearce Flournoy’s Generous Donation The Likely Community Church, originally known as Wheeler Memorial, was established in 1894 by […]
By: Nickolaus Hayes What does it take to be a responsible father? While there are countless answers to this question, it generally means playing an essential role in a child’s life and showing up daily. […]
Red flag warnings and scattered thunderstorms prompted a temporary increase in staff and resources in the Modoc National Forests over this past weekend. Multiple agencies from all over the country were brought in to assist […]
Back row: Assistant Coach Ben Ogle, Aubrey Hamilton, Aaliyah Sevilla, Vivian Huang, Faith Marquez, Julianna Minto, Aubree Knighton, Abby Newell, Eliza Pena, Caelli DePaul, Coach Jodi Boudreaux Front row: Khyli Marcussen, Nevaeh Richardson, Machanta Morris, […]
Red-tailed Hawks are one of the most widespread and commonly seen birds of prey in North America. Known for their distinctive reddish-brown tail, these majestic raptors are often seen soaring above open fields, perched on […]
Modoc skies have been serving up some spectacular sunrises and sunsets and migratory birds and wildlife arereturning to the area. Soon, area livestock will also be returning to the range. This means it is a […]
What should of been just a mechanical stop for a tail light ended up being a high speed chase A high-speed chase on Highway 395 Tuesday night, June 11th, resulted in the arrest of two […]
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