A look at the printed edition: Every week Siskiyou·News try’s to have content from different parts of the county, a little bit of anything and everything from this vast and diverse county. The “weekly edition” is the size it is because of postage costs. Being printed at the county seat […]
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The Restless Grind Isn’t a Flex: Why Entrepreneurs Need to Stop Running on Fumes
In the relentless chase for traction, visibility, and growth, many entrepreneurs fall into a trap of perpetual motion. Sleep gets trimmed down, meals become an afterthought, and the boundaries between work and everything else blur into nonexistence. Hustle culture has long glamorized this kind of burn-it-from-both-ends mindset, rewarding exhaustion as […]
Emergency Slide Repairs Underway on State Route 96 Between Horse Creek & Oakbar
REDDING – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans District 2) and Hayes & Sons, Inc. have begun emergency slide repairs on State Route 96, approximately 2 miles east of Horse Creek, in Siskiyou County. Work addressing the slide area includes slope excavation and material disposal. Motorists should currently plan for […]
SISKIYOU COUNTY ARREST REPORT ⭐️ March 31, 2025 – April 7, 2025
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this report is derived from public records maintained by the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office. All individuals listed are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This report is provided for informational purposes only and does not imply guilt or criminal activity. Charges listed […]
Did Female Samurai Use Katanas?
Japan’s elite warrior class, the Samurai, have long been distinguished by their codes of honor, discipline and deadly skill with weaponry. While most narratives focus on male samurai warriors, women from this warrior class (Onna-Bugeisha or female warriors) often played an invaluable role in defense during times of conflict when […]
MY HOUSE, MY LIFE – MI CASA, MI VIDA
The Back Story~ of Lenita Ramos When I first moved to America, everything was new and exciting, but also a bit confusing. Coming from Brazil, I didn’t know much about the financial system here. Things like credit scores, mortgages, and taxes were all foreign to me. At first, it felt […]
Erek Fuchs Named Director of Water Resources for Klamath Water Users Association
KLAMATH FALLS, OR – Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Erek H. Fuchs, Ph.D., as Director of Water Resources, effective April 1, 2025. Dr. Fuchs (pronounced “Fox”) comes to us from southern New Mexico, where he has over 25 years of applied experience in […]
Three steps to consider this spring to help you live a healthier lifestyle
By Dr. John ChangWest Region Chief Medical OfficerUnitedHealthcare of California Spring into health this season by refreshing your well-being routine and building healthier habits for the rest of the year. While many Americans make health a primary focus of their New Year’s resolutions, 57% of recent survey respondents said they take up healthier lifestyle […]
Apply Now for COS Foundation Scholarships for 2025-2026
Weed / COS – The College of the Siskiyous Foundation announces scholarship applications for 2025-2026 are now available for Siskiyou County and Modoc County high school seniors (graduating spring 2025) and current COS students who plan to attend COS during the 2025-2026 year. Deadline to apply is March 31, 2025. […]
Montague Rotary Club Celebrates Businesswomen and Welcomes JEDI’s Nancy Swift to Spotlight Women’s Business Center
At the Montague Rotary Club’s meeting on March 18, 2025, the club celebrated local businesswomen by presenting certificates of accomplishment to Snow Thorner, Maiyaj Vang, Katy Popa, Sandy Vang, Kris Taylor, Tristen Holden, Charlynn Wilson, Mindy Vela and Nancy Swift. These awards recognized their significant contributions to the Montague business […]
