Mei Drucker’s full name is Tao Hong Mei Qi, which means Red Beautiful Mountain in Chinese. So perhaps it’s fitting that her design of our own beautiful mountain will be emblazoned on thousands of 2013 Mt. Shasta July 4th Run/Walk...

Prior to the 1930s, Joaquin Miller was one of the most widely read American authors. Though his works aren't as well known today, a film project recently completed by the Sisson Museum revealed that many of his messages still ring true.

The EF5 tornado that devastated Moore, Okla., on Monday has caused untold damage and claimed at least 24 lives. If you want to help, check out the information below.
 
 

About two dozen volunteers helped deliver and distribute three loads of top soil from Native Grounds Nursery last week at Parker Plaza. Among the volunteers was Jim Parker, founder and longtime director of the Mount Shasta July 4th Fun Run/Walk, for...

The weather was a strange and ever-changing brew, but the live music was a constant delight during Saturday’s first WeedFest fund-raising concert at Bel Air Park in Weed.

Along with the beautiful scenery on the Weed Run For Schools' 5K, 10K, and half marathon courses, runners appreciated the encouragement they received from Weed High School students at aid stations Saturday morning.

Siskiyou Land Trust’s Garden Greenways Campaign is about to get underway in Mount Shasta to purchase land on Alma Street across from Sisson School, the Mt. Shasta Library, and the Rotary Trail that leads to Sisson Meadow.

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Friends and family of more than 100 graduates packed the College of the Siskiyous gymnasium on Friday, May 17 for the college’s 54th annual ceremony.

After observing the hard work and dedication of nurses when two of his loved ones had recent stays in the hospital, College of the Siskiyous president Randy Lawrence commended freshly pinned RNs for their career choice Friday evening.

McCloud residents crossing Highway 89 from Broadway Avenue to Squaw Valley Road and vice versa will soon feel a little safer with Caltrans' installation of a $240,000 pedestrian warning system.