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Train Buffs, Hikers and Bikers will love this secluded spot! Buzzards Roost Graeagle/Portola This beautiful area will captivate you throughout the four seasons, fresh, clean, beautifully remodeled cabins. A landing bridge through the pines leads to the Buzzard’s Roost. 2nd level overlooking the Feather River. Full kitchen, bat, 1 flat screen TVs, Satellite, gas Continue reading Buzzard’s Roost Vacation Rentals Graeagle Portola Area… Dan and Tim at Diamond Mountain Golf Course, Susanville. Lessons Available Photos Courtesy Diamond Mountain Golf, Susanville, CA SUSANVILLE OPEN JUNE 12 AND 13 TO BENEFIT CAMP RONALD McDONALD® AT EAGLE LAKE All proceeds from the Diamond Mount Golf Club 36 Hole Amateur Competition June 12 and 13 will to Camp Ronald McDonald () Continue reading Golf Tournament June 12 & 13, 2010… June 1- Maybe, CA: Taco Tuesday (530)832-5785 June 4- Beckwourth, CA: Sierra Valley Farmers Market (530) 832-0114 June 4- Quincy, CA: Plumas Art Gallery Opening Reception (530) 283-3402 June 4-6- Belden, CA: Bobolink Music Festival (530)283-9662 June 5- Susanville, CA: Diamond Mt. Speedway Races (530) 251-8900 June 5- Janesville, CA: Honey Lake Valley Riders “Playday/Gymkhana” (530) 310-4099 June 5- Continue reading Calendar Of Events- June 2010… by Nancy Lund To drive or not to drive—that is the question. When to give up the keys? How to find other means of getting where we want to go? These are among the hardest decisions we have to make –for ourselves as well as for a loved one. Let us be clear, we are not Continue reading Aging In Place–Driving… If you are not a serious dirt bike enthusiast you may not even know that Ross Neely, 18 of Chester just did it again. I had the privilege of standing there as the our local rider passed by even the best of riders to win the Virginia City
Continue reading Local Rider Moves into Spotlight… Rising Country Artist, Alex Woodard, Booked to Play Momboosa (Lake Almanor, CA.) – The Momboosa Music Festival is excited to announce that country artist Alex Woodard is confirmed to play at this year’s Lake Almanor music and arts festival. Woodard, who hails from southern California, brings his unique brand of surfer-country musical stylings to the Momboosa stage Continue reading Momboosa Music and Arts Festival July 17… The Tina Cordoba Team! Explore the possibilities with the well know pioneer! many improvements have been made from the apartments tot he bar. HUGE dance floor, stage and all the equipment and space needed to run a restaurant. basement provides for all storage needed. 4 apartments upstairs have been completely remodeled and Continue reading Town & Country Real Estate…
Roxanne Valladao at Plumas Arts Gallery Roxanne Valladao by Jan Cox It was a real pleasure to visit with Roxanne Valladao, Executive Director of Plumas Arts at the gallery in Quincy, CA. Having worked for Plumas Arts for 25 of its 30 year existence, she has definitely been a Continue reading Meet the Artist – Roxanne Valladao… Fruit Salad Pineapple Bowls This is so much fun! Cut pineapple in half lengthwise. Remove pineapple, slice, and combine with fruit of your choice. Some suggestions- grapes, strawberries, kiwi, banana, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew melon, peaches… Place fruit pieces into hollowed out pineapple. You can also top the fruit Continue reading Fruit Salad Pineapple Bowls… Simple Shrimp or Chicken Salad 1 Head Lettuce Continue reading Simple Shrimp or Chicken Salad… By Melissa Wynn Few animals are as regal to behold as the great American Bison, also commonly referred to as the buffalo. Standing five to six and a half feet tall at the shoulder and weighing in at up to a ton leaves these fuzzy boulders with legs unrivaled in size and power. This largest of Continue reading American Bison… Tom Williams enjoys building guitars Made by Guitar Builder Tomm Williams Janesville, CA After 15 years of shooting combat hand guns in competition, Tomm Williams of Janesville was ready for a new challenge. Serious about achieving perfection, Williams was rated a Master Class Shooter. He won the Oregon State Championship two years in a Continue reading TOMM WILLIAMS, Guitar Builder… By Jan Cox On a beautifully sunny day, a friend and I wound our way through the mountains from Westwood to Quincy enjoying the rushing spring rivers, newly emerging bright green leaves, and finally, some warm weather! After interviewing Roxanne Valladao of Plumas Arts, (see “Meet the Artist” article in the Arts and Entertainment section of Continue reading Café Le Coq 530-283-0114… Photos Courtesy Lassen county Chamber of Commerce and some of the winners from last year pictured… as provided by the Lassen County Chamber of Commerce: Arlan Paul Scott Echelberger, Ron & Suzanne Smith Scott & Soozi Dennis Klier Bert & Pam Cordoba MAIN STREET CRUISE – SUSANVILLE June 26,2010 Saturday June 26 from 9:00am-6:00pm Head to Susanville for some fun including sidewalk sales, music, Continue reading Main St. Cruise Susanville CA – June 26… Summer on the mountain means a few of our weekends are spent cutting firewood for next winter. I always enjoy the crisp early mornings, a thermos of coffee and the smell of the sawdust. But, without fail, as soon as the day becomes warm enough to take off our sweaters, here come those pesky wood wasps Continue reading Wood Wasps…OH BOTHER… Late in April on a beautiful Sierra spring day the sunshine beckoned, “Come and play”, so we decided to take a drive through the lush mountain meadows of Indian Valley. Because of a late start, I called Bink Huddleston, owner of the Hideaway Motel in Greenville, about a room for the night. I knew Continue reading Road Trip – Hideaway in Indian Valley… Hiking The Pacific Crest Trail Each spring, hikers take the long trek from Mexico to Canada (and vice versa) on the Pacific Crest Trail. Many are students. Many come from other countries to hike the length of the trail and many hikers use only segments of the trail. The trail begins on the California-Mexico border, Continue reading Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail… Does Music Make My Child Smarter? Yes, of course it does. When learning a song, a musical instrument, or a dance step, your child experiences the unique integration of body and mind that music provides. Sensory integration is a crucial factor in children’s learning readiness for school subjects such as reading, writing, and math. Music Continue reading Music Enhances Learning… It was a usual warm summer day with a lake full of swimmers, boaters and skiers. Typically the third week of June transforms the Almanor basin into a vacation wonderland, welcoming visitors from throughout the state and beyond. This day met all of those qualifications and resulted in outdoor chefs lighting grills Continue reading Fishing the Hex Hatch…. In for a fight!… Diamond Mountain Golf Lessons Pictured are Dan Kowall, Diamond Mountain Golf Club Manager and PGA Professional, with Tim Mooney, USGTR-PGA teaching professional. Diamond Mountain Golf Club has welcomed teaching professional Tim Mooney to their team. Tim is certified by the United States Golf Teachers Federation, Professional Golf Assoc. (USGTR-PGA). Mooney has taught for the past 15 Continue reading Golf Lessons In Susanville… Q: What will I learn in the Hunter Education Course and how long will it take? Continue reading Hunter Safety Classes… Composting What is Compost? Materials Continue reading Composting… by Jan Cox Historic Old Town, Chester, will once again be the center of the Second Friday celebrations each month from June through October. From 5 to 8pm, these evenings will be alive with music, food, arts and crafts, a farmer’s market, merchant offerings, and visitor information. B & B Booksellers, Backroom Gallery will Continue reading An Almanor Basin Street Party… |
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