News in Quincy
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Published 4 hours agoTeam Dahle stands with local veterans
The Office of Sen. Megan Dahle announces that Team Dahle joined the Plumas County Veterans Stand Down in Quincy last week‚ sharing information‚ providing resources and spreading the word on how the senator’s office can assist when dealing with state departments. Team Dahle said…
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Published 7 hours agoBeneficial fire celebration features live music
The Plumas County Fire Safe Council announces a beneficial fire celebration Saturday, Oct. 3, starting at 6 p.m. at The Drunk Brush in Quincy. Organizers invite everyone to join fellow burners and community members for an evening centered around beneficial fire in Plumas County.…
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Published September 22Quincy farm celebrates fall equinox
Lost Sierra Food Project announces a fall equinox potluck tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 23, at Rugged Roots Farm in Quincy. Organizers invite everyone for a corn stalk harvesting project from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by a community potluck celebrating the fall equinox from 6:30…
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Published September 22Damiano ties school record as FRC defeats Hartnell
Feather River College Athletics announces Donovan Damiano tied an FRC record with a 43-yard field goal as Golden Eagles football defeated Hartnell College 41-7 Sept. 19 in Quincy. Damiano connected from 28 yards to open the scoring before drilling the record-tying 43-yarder later…
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Published September 22Slide near Toni’s closes Highway 70
The Quincy Area California Highway Patrol reports State Route 70 is closed at State Route 89 — the Greenville Wye — due to a rockslide/mudslide that occurred today. The slide is located near Toni’s Burgers and More, formerly Scooter’s Cafe. The CHP says there is no estimated time…
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Published September 20Quincy chamber awards 14 micro grants
The Quincy Chamber of Commerce reports its micro grant program has wrapped up, putting money in the hands of local business owners. At the chamber board’s Sept. 14 meeting, three final awards were approved for the Plumas County Arts Commission, Carey Candy Co. and Sierra Moon…
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Published September 19Bennett sentenced to two years in jail
Lorrie Deann Bennett, 63, of Quincy, was sentenced to two years in the Plumas County jail Sept. 18 for felony manslaughter and drunk driving convictions stemming from a Feb. 23 accident that took the life of Victoria Pearl Rollisson, 24. Bennett pleaded no contest July 24 to…
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Published September 18Pumpkin Patch fundraiser returns to Quincy
Lost Sierra Food Project invites the community to gather Saturday, Oct. 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for its annual Pumpkin Patch fundraiser. The event includes kids’ activities, Quintopia Brewing Co. beer, Inner Light Integrative Health mocktails, sweet treats and live bluegrass by…
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Published September 18PDH launches mobile therapy services at Quincy High
Plumas District Hospital announces it has launched mobile therapy services at Quincy Junior-Senior High School. “In times of community transition, local institutions look for innovative ways to protect and support the next generation,” said the hospital. Organizers said the…
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Published September 16Meeting examines Plumas National Forest herbicide use
Plumas Grassroots Collective announces an upcoming meeting on herbicide use in the Plumas National Forest Tuesday, Sept. 22, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Quincy branch of the Plumas County Library. Organizers call the gathering “a communal attempt in sharing diverse perspectives,…
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Published September 15Crafting event creates connections through art
Plumas Rural Services reports its Family Empowerment Center is hosting an inaugural crafting event called Crafting Connections to create community, support and connections through art. Crafting Connections is set for Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 6 p.m. at Plumas Rural Services, 711 E.…
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Published September 15Quincy local makes state player of the week
Feather River College Athletics announces the sophomore middle blocker Shelby Nussle was named one of the first California Community College Athletic Association Women’s Volleyball Coaches Association state players of the week for the 2026 women’s volleyball season. The…