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Weed routs Mount Shasta in boys basketball title game. Here's what happened
The Weed boys basketball team pounced on Mount Shasta (22-9) with a barrage of early 3-pointers en route to a 61-38 win on Saturday in the Northern Section Division V title game at Shasta College. Eight different Cougars scored, led by 17 points from sophomore Jaxon King. Junior Maddox Mize...
College of the Siskiyous faculty accusing college of not complying with law
WEED, Calif.– The College of the Siskiyous Faculty Association is accusing the school of not spending the proper amount of money on classroom instructors. In a press release earlier this month, the college’s faculty association says the school is out of compliance with the 50% law, which requires schools to spend half their expenses on instructor’s salaries.
Video Report: Under the Lights - Week 10 - pt. 3
Catch the highlights from Week 10's high school football game as Hamilton High School continues their winning streak against Mount Shasta. Witness the Braves' domination on both sides of the field, with impressive touchdowns and a final score that confirms their home ground supremacy.
$250,000 Weed Community Scholarship Fund begun for victims of Mill Fire in Siskiyou County
Starting in 2024, graduating high school seniors who live in areas most affected by the Mill Fire in Siskiyou County can get help paying for college. Weed and Lake Shastina students may be eligible for scholarships from a $250,000 endowment, the Weed Community Scholarship Fund. Money in the fund is...
Civil Rights Lawyer Ben Crump Establishes $250,000 Scholarship for Graduates of Weed High School
The prominent civil rights lawyer, Ben Crump, has today announced the creation of a $250,000 scholarship fund exclusively for graduates of Weed High School. This initiative is a result of settlement negotiations following a serious mill fire that occurred in 2022.
Mount Shasta teen dreams of being a surgeon, heads to elite recruitment program in Boston
As long as he can remember, Rhyder Jeffrey Uttech of Mount Shasta was fascinated by machines and how their different parts work in tandem. He toyed with the idea of working with airplanes or cars when he grew up. Then, at age 13, while watching his mother have oral surgery,...
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