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New owners of the old Loggers Club on the north side of West Side Memorial Park in Tuolumne have reopened the venerable establishment as Loggers, and they have a grand

Tuolumne County officials and many county residents are concerned the telecommunications titan AT&T has applied to the state Public Utilities Commission to cease offering landline telephone services in California.

Storms this week continued to boost regional rainfall and snowpack as of Friday, with Central Sierra precipitation increasing to 73% of average for the date Feb. 9 and the region’s

Eleven candidates vying for six of the Mother Lode’s top elected posts, three on Sonora’s City Council and three on the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors, discussed housing, homelessness, the

Hetch Hetchy Water and Power, one of the top employers in Tuolumne County and a division of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, is hosting a jobs fair from 4:30

Fire crews with the Stanislaus National Forest planned to take advantage of wet weather Tuesday and Wednesday to burn piles of tree limbs and other fuels on more than 60

Vicki Albrecht, who worked more than 25 years with Sierra Resource Management Inc., of Sonora, has been recognized by the statewide Associated California Loggers advocacy group as the organization’s first-ever

A new resort called Firefall Ranch, built and owned by locals, is under construction and on schedule to open May 1, with more than 50 stand-alone cottages and villas on

They are two of the youngest headbangers in the Mother Lode. They play AC/DC, Aerosmith, Metallica, and their own electrified compositions — loud and live for paying customers. They aren’t

Caltrans is strongly recommending that people avoid driving this weekend, especially anywhere in the Central Sierra on highways 4, 108 and 120, until the current series of atmospheric storms ceases