Honoring a veteran sergeant
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Lassen County District 4 Supervisor Brian Dahle, right, presents a certificate to Lassen County Sheriff’s Deputy, Sergeant David “Mike” Schmidt for his 20 years of service to the county during the Lassen County Board of Supervisor’s June 19 meeting. Photo by Sam Williams |
- Renegades split with walk off win
- Memorial services scheduled for smokejumper Luke Sheehy
- City delays vote on Sierra Park declaration
- Portola man arrested for possession of narcotics for sale
- Races at Diamond Mountain Speedway are in full swing
- Man arrested after standoff in Susanville
- Brown issues statement on death of Redding firefighter
- Thirteen bands to play at annual Bluegrass Festival
- Grizzlies play annual Purple and Gold Game
- Fire crews fight fire on Janesville property
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Renegades split with walk off win
Hunter Morris slides into second during the Susanville Renegades’ doubleheader against the Galena Silver Sox Saturday, June 8. The Renegades split with Galena, losing the first game, but winning the second. Photo by Maddie Musante June 17 — The Susanville Renegades baseball...
Read More...Major Division Red Sox win Tournament of Champions
The Major Division Red Sox defeated the Yankees Saturday, June 8 to win the Susanville Little League Tournament of Champions. The tournament is Susanville Little League’s end of the season tournament. The championship team and its coaches pose together with their trophies. The team is...
Read More...Races at Diamond Mountain Speedway are in full swing
Nathan Horward, driving car No. 81, and Richard Longacre, in car No. 07, make their way around a turn. Photo by Maddie Musante June 13 — Lassen County racing fans were out in full force to hear engines roar and watch dirt fly at Diamond Mountain Speedway’s second racing event...
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