Firefighters and smokejumpers have been hard at work snuffing a number of lightning-caused fires in the Trinity Alps and around the county over the past week. The Shasta-Trinity National Forest office says several fires that started July 22 and 23 are now fully contained. Read more
Second, industry-backed measure
The Best Development Group seeking to build a 20,000-square foot Grocery Outlet store in Weaverville again received a green light for the project when the Trinity County Board of Supervisors last week unanimously denied an appeal of the county Planning Commission’s 3-2 vote on June 4 approvi…
Trinity County Health and Human Services said Tuesday morning that a fourth local case of COVID-19 had been confirmed.
With daytime temperatures reaching triple digits and evening thunderstorms becoming more common, the next wildfire in Trinity County seems unavoidable. Questions now are when it will kick off and how fire agencies will respond to it in the middle of a pandemic.
The Trinity County Board of Supervisors last week received a petition signed by approximately 500 Hayfork residents seeking a temporary moratorium on “formal or box stores in Hayfork” until the Hayfork Community Plan, adopted in 1996, can be updated.
Officers have identified the deceased driver of a pickup that went off South Fork Road near Highway 299 last week as Billy Blevins of Salyer.
A motorcyclist is lucky to be alive after he lost control of his bike, nearly sliding into the front of an oncoming California Highway Patrol cruiser.
The Trinity County Sheriff’s Office responded to the following calls July 20-26:
The Trinity County Sheriff’s Office responded to the following calls from July 13-19:
The Trinity County Sheriff’s Office responded to the following calls from July 6-12:
Meetings are subject to cancellation or closure to the public, or being held by teleconferencing, to reduce potential exposure to the coronavirus. All meetings of the Board of Supervisors and most other county meetings will be held by teleconference until further notice.
Meetings are subject to cancellation or closure to the public, or being held by teleconferencing, to reduce potential exposure to the coronavirus. All meetings of the Board of Supervisors and most other county meetings will be held by teleconference until further notice.
Meetings are subject to cancellation or closure to the public, or being held by teleconferencing, to reduce potential exposure to the coronavirus. All meetings of the Board of Supervisors and most other county meetings will be held by teleconference until further notice.
Only a handful of drivers came out to Hayfork Saturday to test and tune their cars, even though racers have been given the green light to race, but with no spectators. Mountain Valley Raceway Treasurer Wendy Smith said she was hopeful that since racing is allowed to resume it may be possible… Read more
The monthly Weaverville Art Cruise returns for a second month from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, after a several-month hiatus due the COVID-19 pandemic. Local galleries will have new showings displayed; local businesses will provide a venue for artists to showcase their work. Refreshments ar… Read more
Robert “Bob” Charlton of Garden Valley, Calif., passed away at…
Richard Jerome Eyman died July 25, 2020.
Norris Vance Shears of Weaverville died July 25, 2020, in Weav…
Traven Joseph Garrison died July 17, 2020, at his residence in…
Robin Alan Bashaw died July 2, 2020, at his residence in Hayfo…
The governor mandated that all individuals should wear a mask while in public places to help reduce the threat of spreading COVID-19. Which means that, we as a business wear them to protect you the customer from us spreading something that we could have without even knowing we have it. And …
I am disgusted by the direction our big town Weaverville has/is taking. I loved Weaverville because she was a small, cohesive town, with character. In the past few years it has taken a foul turn.
I wanted to express my gratitude in the service that I received from the Trinity County detention facility.
It has been a while since I have hopped onto the soap box but I am compelled once again.
I enjoyed reading the letter written by Jeff Morris in your July 8 issue.
Up North Confectionery and Mercantile is a new business in historic downtown Weaverville. Ryan Crockett opened the store in June, just when the county re-opened after COVID-19 closures. Read more
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