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The Ready Fest is a critically important nonprofit benefit event and is aimed to help supply tool and services, which the fire department, cannot fit into its budget that is needed now more than ever in its third annual year.

The idea of packing care packages delivered to deployed U.S. military troops abroad began in 2003 when two good friends in the Lake County Probation Department discovered their good working relationship sank deeper roots than either one suspected. Twenty one years later, the program's mission remains the same.

A consultant with a renowned health management company led discussions in the Board of Supervisors Chambers January, 24 to share information safely, regarding the federal government's successful Opioid abuse lawsuit, litigated the past couple of years.

Dr. Shouan Pan, chancellor of the Yuba Community College District, YCCD welcomed strong leadership in the guise of newly appointed President Lizette Navarette to Woodland College, Lake County, Friday January 12 at the Lake County campus.

New Year is a year-end holiday to enjoy and for some one of the most important times of the year when people get to see friends, family and colleagues they have not  have seen for quite some time. Police agencies throughout the county are urging safety for local drivers on this holiday. As the weekend […]

Year end review: September through December

Perhaps it was appropriate one of the lead floats for the Kelseyville Christmas in the Country and Light Parade was PG&E lineman Ellis Thornton. (William Roller- Lake County Publishing.)

Art created by Greenfield Elementary fifth graders will go up for auction starting Dec. 1, with proceeds to benefit a middle school student battling leukemia.

It may not be a bull market, but residents came out of the woodwork here to splurge on Small Business Saturday because nothing stirs confidence like the local neighborhood.

LAKEPORT— The Lakeport Police Department are on the cusp of transforming how they interact with the homeless population by pivoting from incarceration to treatment and evidence shows that strategy is reaping rewards toward reducing recidivism.