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More on Lassen Park and June 7 in Tehama

Posted on June 4, 2022 by Liz Merry

Lassen National Park After Dixie – Week Two. We learned the road to the Butte Lake area (off Hwy 44 on the east side of the park) was open to vehicles, so we headed over. It’s our favorite part of… Continue Reading →

Lead Story, Opinion Dixie Fire, Lassen Volcanic National Park, tehama county
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Plumas County Residents Work to Keep Dixie Fire Survival Stories Alive

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Shawn Schwaller

After the acrid smoke finally settled from the Dixie Fire’s massive destruction, Greenville-area residents Joanne Burgueño and Sara Gray joined forces to turn their grief and frustration over their community’s losses into a creative venture to share residents’ stories.  Continue Reading →

Lead Story Dixie Fire, Greenville

Mount Harkness Lookout Destroyed in Dixie Fire

Posted on August 3, 2021 by Press Release

An infrared flight on August 6, 2021 showed fire activity near the Mount Harkness Lookout in the Juniper Lake area of Lassen Volcanic National Park. The Park has confirmed via an incident reconnaissance flight that the Mount Harkness Lookout has… Continue Reading →

Press release Dixie Fire, Lassen Volcanic National Park, Mount Harkness Lookout

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