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Scott Valley
Cassie Cash Wins $500 in Closely Contested Rotary 4-Way Speech Contest
Rotary Clubs from Yreka, Scott Valley, and Montague gathered in Montague for a unique 4-Way Speech Contest, featuring two contestants from Etna High School and one from Yreka High School. The event showcased the students’ public speaking skills while emphasizing the importance of ethical decision-making in both personal and professional […]
KNF April Snow Pack At 111% Of The Historic Average
Forest Service News ReleaseCover photo : Etna Mountain snow course show tracks in the snow surrounded by snow-covered trees. Credit: USDA Forest Service April 1st snow survey results for Scott River sub-basin Yreka, Calif., April 8, 2024— The Klamath National Forest has completed the April 1st snow surveys. These measurements […]
Firefighters Quell Scarface Vehicle Blaze
Photo credits: Laura Tippit In the early afternoon of April 2nd, 2024, CAL FIRE, alongside local fire departments from Fort Jones, Etna, and the Scott Valley, were called into action to tackle a fierce vehicle fire on Scarface Road. The incident, which occurred at precisely 1:57 pm, saw a vehicle […]
the Obituary of Carolyn Kay Hall
Carolyn Kay Hall Obituary Lifelong Siskiyou County resident Carolyn Kay Hall passed away on March 26, 2024 at her Fort Jones home following her battle with breast cancer. She was 66 years old. Carolyn was born in Yreka on September 11, 1957. She graduated from Yreka High School in 1976. […]
the Obituary of Jerlene “Jerri” Goetz Müns
Jerlene Marie Goetz Müns, of Etna, Calif., known to her friends as Jerri, passed away in Weed, Calif. on March 13, 2024, at the age of 78. Jerri was born on June 8, 1945 to Charles Alfred Shrubsall and Ethelda Moose in Albany, California. Her birth name was Nancy Patricia […]
Water Board steps in 3rd time to manage minimum flows in Scott River, tributaries
Sarah Schaefer’s voice carried over the feed from Sacramento like a distress signal. The state Water Resources Control Board was holding an all-day workshop before passing a third emergency drought regulation – “eregs” – for Scott and Shasta Rivers. “It affected the Karuk – suicide, diabetes, poverty. Eel and salmon […]
The Siskiyou County Library system has a new Librarian in charge
Michael Perry, who served for 12 years as Siskiyou County Librarian and Siskiyou County Museum Director, has taken a new position with the Multnomah Library System. All eleven branches of the Siskiyou County Library System will miss Michael’s hard work and support. Michael made many positive changes in the county’s […]
NEWS FROM THE AVERY THEATRE: March, 2024
Despite the vagaries of the weather, the Avery Theatre has been a hub of activity, with lots more fun coming up this month! Here’s a quick recap of some of the happenings at the Avery in February: a lively crowd enjoyed the showing of “Dirty Dancing” on February 17th, with […]
Winter storm impacts snow surveys: March 1st snow survey results for Scott River sub-basin
PUBLISHERS NOTE: Thanks to an observant farmer, this data is from before this last set of storms that stormed from March 2nd thru 5th. According to NOAA Drought.gov Siskiyou county is 2.52 inches above normal or 30th wettest January on record in over the past 130 years. But California sees […]
