It's time to celebrate here at SusanvilleStuff.com! ‘The Internet home of all things Susanville’ first went live on September 22nd, 2003, and now, two decades later, we are Lassen County’s most powerful online source for news and information – reaching nearly 100,000 people each...

A SusanvilleSnapshots Galleryby Marshel and Jeremy Couso On September 16th, the Susanville Street Rodders held Lassen County’s largest annual classic car event, the High Country Cruise, at Susanville’s Memorial Park, attracting classic car enthusiasts from all over the west coast. The annual event showcases some incredible pre-1975 cars...

by Susan Couso Around 600,000 years ago, the 11,000-foot-tall ancient volcano named Mt. Tehama pushed its way skyward. It rumbled and spewed and lorded over the entire area until it blew itself up in a mighty explosion about 350,000 years ago and collapsed into the...

A SusanvilleStuff Photofeatureby Marshel and Jeremy Couso Hundreds of participants gathered at Memorial Park September 9th, joining with thousands of people across the country to raise awareness and funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. More than thirty teams took part in the Out...

by Susan Couso Perhaps it’s because Lassen County has been in the middle of nowhere for many years, or perhaps it’s because people who do live here are very clever, but Lassen County has produced some very remarkable inventions. Out of a need for something...

A SusanvilleStuff Photofeatureby Marshel and Jeremy Couso The Susanville City Fire Department, local law enforcement and emergency responders were joined by Susanville residents Monday morning on the lawn at the fire hall, for a ceremony remembering those who gave their lives twenty-two years ago, on September...

by Susan Couso Isaiah Eli ‘Boy’ Hallet was certainly an interesting individual. He was born in March 1846, in Marion County, Ohio, and came out west to Honey Lake Valley in 1862 with his parents. His father, Jesse Isaac and his mother Elizabeth Hallett, eventually...

by Susan Couso The name ‘Winnemucca’ has appeared throughout the western U. S. for many years now. Legends and historical facts seem to blur together to create a man, Chief Winnemucca, who could probably not live up to the many tales surrounding his life. His...

Randy Robbins has pursued his passion for photography for many years, and with the recent purchase of a historic building in uptown Susanville, he finally has a place to display and sell his art. Robbins, and his wife Jill, recently purchased what was once the...

The Lassen County 4-H Council is pleased to announce the 2023-2024 4-H Ambassadors. As a 4-H member the highest local rank that is possible is the County Ambassador. The council accepted and reviewed the applications of Ashley von Helf, Megan von Helf, and Molly Dickson....

by Susan Couso For over four billion years Earth has contorted and skewed itself into what it is today. The inner forces have exploded through the outer layer and created the topography that we enjoy. The tectonic plates slide along faults and slowly create mountains...