Pioneer Review

04/10/2026

Colusa County Office of Education honored 23 students during its Caring Youth Count Awards on April 1, recognizing acts of service, resilience and character across local schools.

Read more about this year’s honorees and their stories:

Colusa County Office of Education’s 2026 Caring Youth Count honorees at the April 1 awards ceremony recognizing 23 students for service, resilience and strength of character.WILLIAMS, CA (MPG) - The Colusa County Office of Education recognized 23 students April 1 during its annual Caring Youth Cou...

04/09/2026

A touch of history, a cup of tea and a strong sense of community ☕

The Stonyford Museum’s second annual Tea Party brought guests together March 28 for an afternoon of vintage charm, good food and local history, all while raising funds to support the volunteer-run museum.

Read more in April 3 edition.

STONYFORD, CA (MPG) - The Stonyford Community Hall took on a warm, vintage charm March 28 as guests gathered for the Stonyford Museum’s second annual Tea Party fundraiser, an afternoon that blended history, hospitality and community spirit. The event raised funds to support the volunteer-run muse

04/09/2026

Seven Colusa High School seniors are being recognized for their academic achievement.

The Rotary Club of Colusa hosted this year’s Super Seven on March 26, continuing a local tradition that dates back to 1975. Each student shares their story, future plans and the teachers who helped shape their path.

Read the full story in the April 3 issue of the Colusa County Pioneer Review or online.

COLUSA, CA (MPG) - The Rotary Club of Colusa honored seven Colusa High School seniors Thursday, March 26, during its annual Super Seven Scholars event at Trinity United Methodist Church Friendship Hall, recognizing the top academic students in the graduating class. The Super Seven Dinner has been

03/25/2026

Colusa County’s free Tire Amnesty program wraps up this Saturday, March 28.

Residents can drop off tires from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 5714 E St. in Williams. For the final day, the county will also accept tractor and semi-truck tires, with a limit of two per resident.

COLUSA, CA (MPG) - Colusa County residents will have one final opportunity to dispose of tires at no cost this Saturday, March 28, as the county concludes its annual Tire Amnesty program.The free collection will run from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Colusa County Road Department, 5714 E St. in Willia

02/27/2026

For 18 years, the Colusa County Pioneer Review has been delivering local news that matters. From our first issue in 2008 to today, it has always been about this community.

In this week’s edition:

• Williams hires a new city manager, with major infrastructure projects ahead
• Lawmakers advance a proposed overhaul of California’s antitrust laws
• The Yuba-Sutter 10th Street Bridge is dedicated as the POW/MIA Bridge
• Rural healthcare leaders warn of funding strain
• Glenn-Colusa Cattlemen dinner raises scholarship funds
• A student-written Stagehands production opens in Colusa

Thank you for 18 years of news, stories and community.

Pick up this week’s Pioneer Review or read the eEdition today.

www.colusacountynews.com

02/20/2026

Due to winter weather affecting transportation routes, delivery of our North Zone publications has been delayed.

This impacts the Colusa County Pioneer Review, Gridley Herald and Territorial Dispatch. Carriers are delivering to their routes today as conditions allow. Mail processing has also experienced delays, which may affect mailed subscriptions.

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

01/31/2026

Visitation and memorial details for Celeste Schwartz have been published in the Colusa County Pioneer Review.

Celeste Schwartz is now in the company of the Lord, who called her home on Feb. 5, 2026. Born in Chanute, Kansas to Floye Belle and Conrade H. Cation, her family came to California when she was a small child, She attended Colusa schools, graduating high school in 1949. Celeste’s passions were hom

01/31/2026

Services are scheduled for Michael Day Lucero. The Colusa County Pioneer Review has published the full memorial and service details.

Michael Day Lucero known as Mikey was born in Chico California on January 21, 2006 to his loving parents, Arturo and Amy Lucero. He was born with a rare genetic condition called Lissencephaly and his prognosis was bleak - so the Dr's said. Mikey moved with his family from Colusa to Woodland in 2008

01/30/2026

The Jan. 30 edition of the Colusa County Pioneer Review is now available online.

Read the full eEdition today: https://colusacountynews.com/eedition/2026/128530/

Read the stories online:
https://colusacountynews.com/tag/2026-01-30/

01/30/2026

Colusa County voters will see a full slate of races this June, plus a rare special congressional election that could lead to another vote in August.

COLUSA COUNTY, CA (MPG) - Voters in Colusa County will see a full slate of state, federal and local races on the ballot during the Direct Statewide Primary Election scheduled for Tuesday, June 2, 2026, according to the Colusa County Elections Office. The primary will include contests for major st

01/30/2026

Close games, big performances and a full slate of local matchups highlighted last week on the girls basketball courts. See how Maxwell, Pierce, Williams and Colusa fared.

Read the full Girls Basketball Roundup in this week’s Pioneer Review.

Maxwell 44 – Quincy 41 (1/20) Maxwell 37 – Biggs 40 (1/23) Last week’s efforts resulted in two competitive Mid-Valley League home games for the Panthers who edged Quincy by three points before falling to Biggs by the same number. A double-double from Miyah Reyes which included 25 points and 1