Quincy Chamber of Commerce Friday, May 9th, 2025
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We'd like to Welcome our new members, Waste Management, to the Quincy Chamber of Commerce !
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Also, Shout out to our recent membership renewals !
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We'd like to cordially invite you to our newest workshop: Accelerate Your Business! Thursday May, 29th. As part of our continued efforts to support local business owners county-wide.
~ Hosted by Indian Valley Innovation Hub in collaboration with ChicoStart and Quincy Chamber of Commerce ~ |
What's Happening in Quincy? |
Want to know the latest happenings in the Quincy area? Check out our Events Calendar by clicking on the image below - it's updated almost every day, so check back often!
Do you have an event that is open to the public? Submit your events here, for FREE.
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Mark your Calendars for these local Events |
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Our next Quincy Chamber of Commerce Board meeting is on Tuesday, May 20th. Would you like to attend, or have a suggestion for the agenda? We'd love your input! Please send us an email at info@quincychamber.com
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Tuesdays Grand Opening of Backstage at MusicLand |
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Our Mixer and Grand Opening of Backstage at MusicLand, the new Music Store in The Toy Store was a huge success! Congratulations to the three lucky winners of the musical instruments, compliments of Yamaha! |
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Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities is seeking a part-time Teacher Aide. Send your resume, transcripts, and application to Gina Wood at 424 N. Mill Creek Road, Quincy, CA 95971. |
| Central Plumas Recreation & Parks District is hiring Life Guards and Softball Umpires. Apply in person at the Pioneer Park office. |
Waste Management is hiring CDL Drivers. For details, visit their website here. |
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Plumas Physical Therapy is seeking a part-time Office Assistant and a full-time Financial Assistant. To apply, submit a resume and three references by email to plumaspt530@gmail.com, or in-person at 78 East Central Avenue in quincy. |
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Plumas County has several job openings. To view a complete list, click here. |
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Plumas Rural Services has several job openings. For a complete listing, stop by their office at 711 E. Main Street in Quincy. |
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The ALIVE program is seeking a good candidate to be an on-call one-on-one aide.
The ALIVE Program provides day services, independent living skills, job development, job placement, and job coaching services to individuals with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities. Under general supervision, the General Aide works with individual consumers to provide; transportation support; wheelchair assistance, assisting consumer in accessing recreation & community services. This position requires intensive consumer contact. Position ranges from $17.49 to $23.44 per hour.
Please submit a resume, cover letter and Plumas Rural Services application to Ashlee Johnston. An application and full job description can be obtained by calling 530-283-2735 ext. 873, by coming by our office at 711 E. Main St. in Quincy or accessing our website at https://plumasruralservices.org/careers. EOE/AA
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Memorial Day Work Weekend is just two weeks away!
Don't miss out on this super fun holiday weekend camp when volunteers help get camp ready for the summer season and get FREE meals and lodging! This is a great opportunity for families with teens and tweens to pitch in and enjoy the beautiful mountain air, sunshine, and starry night skies of Plumas National Forest. Whether you're a long-time OFRC Family Camper or have never been to camp, volunteers of all ages (especially energetic teenagers) are welcome.
Get more information and sign up here:
https://tinyurl.com/WorkWeekend2025
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Friday Night is Family Night |
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Reservations at required for this great deal just call Sierra Bella Lanes at (530) 283-1633. 11-2 lunch and 5-9 dinner! They are also asking for everyone's input on how to best serve Quincy this summer season. Scan the QR code below to access the survey. |
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High Sierra Music Festival Finalists
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SBTS Receives American Trails Grant |
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American Trails is supporting our work on Mt. Hough this season through a $9,681 grant from the Trails Capacity Program, which is funded by the Bronco Wild Fund, a Ford Motor Company program dedicated to connecting people to the outdoors, responsibly. This grant will ensure that the nearly 80-mile multi-use Mt. Hough trail network remains maintained throughout the season, a task that will fall solely on the SBTS Pro Trail Crew this season in light of the federal budget and staffing cuts that have drastically reduced the number of Forest Service personnel working on the Plumas National Forest.
Specifically, the American Trails grant will fund 12 miles of continued maintenance required due to the lasting impacts of 2021’s one-million-acre Dixie Fire, including erosion reduction, trail drainage, and trail stream crossing improvements. The funding from this grant directly pays for trail crew time on maintenance in the Mt. Hough OHV system, providing essential stewardship training and hands-on experience for the crew as they work to maintain and improve the trails.
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Taking Some Much Needed R&R |
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Krissy and her crew are taking a little break for some much needed rest and relaxation.
The Knook will be temporarily closed from May 5th through the 9th; they'll be back to business on Monday, May 12th. |
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Shrek the Musical Tickets Available for Next Week |
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Valley-Wide Yard Sales Next Month |
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Plumas Rural Services, Inc., Survey - Supported by The California Partnership To End Domestic Violence. |
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Rhythm & Grace Dance Studio |
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| Norton Motorcycle Rally Returns to Quincy
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Returning June 16th through 21st, classic motorcycles and their owners will arrive at the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds for the International Norton Owners Association (INOA) 2025 Feather River Rally III. In 1996, and again in 2016, over three hundred Norton and British motorcycle enthusiasts arrived in Quincy from across North America and around the world to share their interest in these classic motorcycles. This year’s attendees are thrilled at the opportunity to return and once again experience the finest roads, sights, and hospitality the Sierra Nevada Mountains have to offer.
Hosted by the Northern California Norton Owners Club (NCNOC), a chapter of the INOA, this year’s rally welcomes ALL classic and vintage motorcycles and motorcycle enthusiasts. Featured events include presentations, group rides, poker run, and a swap meet. Group rides explore the best local roads to great destinations in Plumas County: Bucks Lake, La Porte, Graeagle, Downieville, and more. A highlight of the week is the concours show where rare and unique motorcycles will compete for awards. The concours is open for public viewing at no charge. Everyone who attends can cast their votes for best-in-class "Roadster", "Interstate", "Fastback", and many other classes of Norton, British, European, American, and Japanese motorcycles.
Classic motorcycle owners are friendly, and love to talk about their motorcycles. When you see them be sure to strike up a conversation!
See https://nortonrally.com/ for more information on the INOA 2025 Feather River Rally III | | |
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Exhibit Guide Now Available |
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| The 2025 Plumas Sierra County Fair Exhibit Guide is now available.
Hard copies are at Plumas Bank Branches and Plumas County Libraries. You can also pick up a copy at the Fair Office in Quincy.
There is a downloadable version on the Fair website; www.plumas-sierracountyfair.net.
We have even broken it down to smaller parts for you poor souls who still suffer dial-up!
Make this the year you share what you have made, grown or raised with the world at the Plumas Sierra County Fair, July 24-27, 2025 in Quincy, California! |
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