Many came dressed for the 'Black and White Affair' theme during the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra concert June 15 in the Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens.

Despite two large changes at the organizational level this year, the beat goes on.

The Rotary Club of Mount Shasta is scheduled to hold its first Castle Crags Century this Saturday, June 22. The ride will begin and end at Mount Shasta City Park with an expected 250 riders participating.

Many in the community are grieving the loss of 18 year old Nicolas Le Guellec, a talented local musician and actor who died in Dunsmuir on the afternoon of June 11, 2013.

The decision Dunsmuir High School has anticipated for weeks came Friday, when the California legislature approved the 2013-2014 state budget.

On Monday morning, June 17, 28 climbers from around the US were preparing to scale Mt. Shasta in hopes of defeating breast cancer. Among them are Siskiyou County residents Jen Bray, Paul Engstrom, Linda Chitwood and Johanna D’Arcy.

Union Pacific says the cause of a train derailment Thursday evening, June 13, 2013, just north of the Cantara Loop Bridge is under investigation.

The four winners of our Draw Your Dad contest have been selected and they picked up their prizes this week.

The goal of the Sisson Garden Greenway Campaign is to purchase the 2.89 acres across from Sisson School where the SLT office sits today. It includes the building and property under the Jefferson Public Radio tower.

Two men, Lloyd Rugg and Larry Graves, were killed in the crash of a single engine, fixed-wing aircraft near Montague.

Dr. Jim Parker was referred to as a magician, "a tenacious visionary," someone who can control the weather and stop the trains; a man with the power to turn dreams into reality. Saturday evening's dedication of Parker Plaza in downtown Mount...