Hornbrook Community Association

NEWS & ARCHIVES

HCA's ARCHIVE NewsletterS

HCA_NL_Summer_07262023_EmailWebsite 2.pdf

HCA Newsletter Summer 2022.pdf

HCA Newsletter Spring 2022-FINAL.pdf

Hornbrook residents still healing from Klamathon Fire John Colin Eagle Skoda, the man suspected of starting the Klamathon Fire, pleaded guilty Thursday morning to all charges at the Siskiyou County Courthouse. Skoda's sentencing is scheduled for September 25th at 1:30 p. m. He is facing up to six years in prison, court fines and he may be forced to pay restitution to those affected by the fire. The Hornbrook residents that were affected by the Klamathon fire are still piecing their lives back together, one year later.

Siskiyou Daily News - July 31st

Soroptomist support Hornbrook Recovery

A happy homecoming in HornbrookThe event marked just over a year since the Klamathon Fire ignited in Hornbrook, destroying over 80 structures and killing one resident. The fire burned

Hornbrook celebrating resilience one year after Klamathon FireThe event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown Hornbrook and will include a neighborhood barbecue party and dessert auction with live local

KTVL - Hornbrook ONe Year Later

with Brian Schnee, July 5th 2019

KTVL - BUSIness Impact & Water Quality

with Brian Schnee, July 5th 2019

KOBI-5: Hornbrook's Homecoming CELEBRATION

with Miles Furuichi, July 5th 2019

KOBI-5: Klamathon Fire & 1 Year Later

with Rayvan Vares, June 28th 2019

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