Burn Permits No Longer Required

Since Nov. 22, CAL FIRE Butte Unit no longer requires burn permits. However, there might be areas in Butte County that still require a burn permit or have restrictions. Read More »

Butte College to Host Gridiron Classic Bowl

The stage is set for the Gridiron Classic Bowl as the Butte College Roadrunners (9-1) take on the Foothill College Owls (7-3) on Dec. 7, at Butte College’s Cowan Stadium. Read More »

Gridley Bulldogs Basketball Season Previews

Basketball season is upon us and with that comes new opportunities for the Bulldogs! Read More »

‘Festus Feasts’ Shoots Pilot Episode in Yuba-Sutter

A pilot episode for “Festus Feasts,” inspired by the Food Network series “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives,” was filmed at five local restaurants last week on Nov. 13. Read More »

CDFW Outlines Seasonal Regulations

Through the end of 2024, boat-based fishing for groundfish and lingcod will be offshore, statewide and in waters seaward of the 50-fathom Rockfish Conservation Area line. Read More »

Another City Council Member Resigns from Biggs

Less than two months since the last resignation, City Council member Michael Buck resigned from Biggs City Council at a special meeting held Dec. 3. Read More »

Marysville Family Saves Woman's Life Who Was Involved in Crash, Honored by LaMalfa

On Nov. 25, at about 12:20 p.m., Robbie Carpenter, 75 from Live Oak, was involved in a rollover crash into an irrigation canal on Larkin Road north of Paseo Road. There were approximately two inches of water in the canal from the previous rain event. Her vehicle landed upside down with her head submerged in the water. Read More »

Orchestra Concert to Celebrate 10 Years of Christmas Music

The Sutter Buttes Family Orchestra will conclude its 10th anniversary celebration year with a concert featuring the orchestra's favorite Christmas music from the past 10 years. Read More »

CDFW Enters into New Agreement

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is committed to restoring, protecting and conserving vulnerable species and habitats in the floodplains of the Sacramento Valley. Read More »

Arnold Voted to Biggs City Council

A special Biggs City Council meeting was held Tuesday, Dec. 3 to appoint a new council member. The City Council vacancy was due to the resignation of Chuck Nuchols on Oct. 10. Read More »

Project Christmas!

The Holidays Arrive in Biggs Read More »

Here Comes Santa!

Gridley Fire and Police to Escort Santa on Tour Through Town Read More »

Shooting Reported at Local School

Two Feather River Adventist School students were shot Dec. 4 by an unknown gunman, who, according to law enforcement officials, then died from a self-sustained gunshot wound. Read More »

Gallagher Re-Elected Assembly Republican Leader

Welcomes New Members and Announces Leadership Team Read More »

The Bulldogs Season Ends Against Grizzlies

The Gridley Bulldogs ended their season in a battle of the run against the Lassen Grizzlies in Susanville, on Friday, Nov. 22. Read More »

Matt Maples Sworn in as Captain and Jail Division Commander

Back in September, Brandon Barnes, the 24th sheriff elected to Sutter County, announced that two members of his command staff would retire by the end of the year. Read More »

CHP Swearing-In Ceremony Marks Milestone

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) proudly announces a major achievement in its ongoing recruitment efforts as it officially swears in 121 new officers, bringing the Department past its goal of hiring over 1,000 officers. Read More »

Wolverines’ Season Ends in Heartbreaking Loss

The Biggs Wolverines battled but fell short at home against the Weed Cougars this past Friday, Nov. Read More »

Defense Dominates in Playoff Win Over Panthers

The Gridley Bulldogs traveled to Redding and took care of business against the University Prep Panthers in their first-round playoff game on Friday, Nov. 15. Final score was 26-10 Read More »

Manzanita 4-H Helps Wreaths Across America

Manzanita 4-H club is participating in the nationwide program to honor fallen veterans called “Wreaths Across America.” Read More »

GHS Renaissance Dinner Continues Performing Arts Tradition

For more than 30 years, the Gridley High School (GHS) Renaissance Dinner has provided a welcome performing arts opportunity for many students, entertained the community, and raised funds for the Gridley High School Band and Drama programs. Read More »

Butte County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Finds Lost Hiker

On the night of Nov. 9, the Butte County Sheriff's Search and Rescue team was activated to respond to the Milsap Bar area for a lost/missing hiker (MP). Read More »

Gridley Honors Retired Police Chief Harr

At the Nov. 19 City Council meeting, a special recognition was given to outgoing Gridley Police Chief, Rodney Harr. Many colleagues and friends turned out for the event. Read More »

Forest Health Grant Funding Aims to Restore and Protect Thriving Forest Ecosystems

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is announcing the availability of up to $70 million in funding for projects aimed at improving forest health across the state. Read More »

Biggs United Methodist Church Turns 150

Approximately 100 church members and community members turned out for the 150th anniversary celebration of the Biggs United Methodist Church on Saturday, Oct. 19. Read More »

Marches to Victory!

Gridley Marching Bands Revival Results in Winning Performances Read More »

Biggs’ Big Christmas Fair is This Weekend!

It doesn’t snow much locally but Biggs can honestly say they get the white flurries every year during their Biggs Christmas Street Fair & Tree lighting. Read More »

Gridley Christian Church Hosts Kids’ Choir Performance

On Sunday, Dec. 8 at 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., the Kids’ Choir will present the Christmas musical, “Wise Guys and Starry Skies” at Gridley Christian Church. Read More »

Christmas Bazaar at Christian Life Set for Dec. 7

Humble Avenue will be busy with holiday Christmas spirit at their second annual bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 7. Read More »

County Department of Water and Resource Conservation Receives Award

On Nov. 4, the Butte County Department of Water and Resource Conservation (BCDWRC) received the prestigious Farm City Celebration Community Service Award. Read More »

City Reports Low Levels of “Forever Chemicals” in Some Wells

During Public Comment at the Nov. 20 Live Oak City Council meeting, resident and former Councilmember J.R. Thiara asked that Item 3 be pulled from the Consent Calendar for a public discussion. Read More »

LaMalfa Statement on $1.75 Million EPA Award to Paradise

On Nov. 18, Rep. LaMalfa (R-Richvale) announced that the Environmental Protection Agency will be awarding $1.75 million to the Town of Paradise for the Sewer Regionalization Connection. Read More »