Quincy Chamber of Commerce Friday, July 11, 2025
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Join us this evening from 5-7pm for the First Friday Art Walk! |
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Our next board meeting is on Tuesday, July 15th at 7:00 am. Send us an email at info@quincychamber.com
if you would like to attend. |
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78 years!!! Phew, that's a long time!
We're coming up fast on this year's Fair Parade on Saturday, July 26th. If you would like to enter the parade, entry forms are available on our website at https://www.quincychamber.com/parade.
If you would like to help with the parade itself, please give us a call at (530) 394-0541 or send us an email at info@quincychamber.com.
We need help with traffic control in the staging area and we need some volunteer judges. Judges would be done before the parade starts, so you would have time to join your family and friends to watch the parade. |
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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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Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities is seeking a Financial/Administrative Officer. Submit your application, resume, and transcripts to Cindy Hogg at chogg@headstart4u.org.
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Patti's Thunder is hiring. Inquire at 557 Lawrence Street in Quincy. |
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Plumas Arts is looking for a full-time Operations Manager. Send your cover letter and resume to director@plumasarts.org. |
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Waste Management is hiring CDL Drivers. For details, visit their website here.
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Plumas County has several job openings. To view a complete list, click here. |
| The Knook is hiring! Apply in person at 437 Main Street in Quincy. |
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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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Lucio's is looking for wait staff. To apply, stop in at 875 E. Main Street in Quincy. |
| | 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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| Plumas County Fire Safe Council has two job openings: Fire Chiefs Association Support Specialist and County Coordinator. For more information, call Matt West at (530) 927-5297. |
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The Plumas County Sheriff's Office is hiring Deputy Sheriffs and Dispatchers. Apply online here. |
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Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Are Now in Place |
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The Plumas National Forest is entering Stage 1 Fire Restrictions on Thursday, July 10, based on increased fire danger rating and fire behavior indices, combined with drying fuels.
Despite average snowpack, early season hot temperatures melted snowpack faster than expected. Periods of hotter than average temperatures are forecasted to continue in the area, further drying fuels and increasing fire danger.
In In Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, the following rules apply: - Campfires are only allowed in specific designated recreation sites, in established campfire rings. Sites are listed in Exhibit A of the closure order.
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Smoking is only allowed within an enclosed vehicle or building, in one of the designated recreation sites listed in Exhibit A, or an area at least 3 feet in diameter that is completely clear of all flammable material.
- Additionally, internal combustion engines, such as vehicles and generators, may only be used on designated roads and trails.
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Bouquets Now Available at Rugged Roots Farm |
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| Harvested and arranged lovingly by staff, interns, farm kids, and volunteers. Flowers spruce up any weekend activity along with tasty salad greens, cabbages, and herbs. Come on down and grab yours! |
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Season Tickets on Sale Now! |
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Do you have your season tickets yet for this exciting lineup of shows?! The West End Theatre takes on a record breaking 6 shows in the 2025-2026 season, and we cannot wait to welcome you
We begin with the clever and fast-paced Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson Apt. 2B, a sharp, contemporary twist on a classic partnership that celebrates friendship, brilliance, and bold reinvention.
Next, Bonnie & Clyde brings a powerful score and a poignant narrative about two souls searching for meaning and legacy — a reminder that even flawed stories can be filled with heart.
Then, Tennessee Williams' timeless classic The Glass Menagerie invites us to look inward through memory, fragility, and the dreams we chase — or leave behind. It’s a cornerstone of American theatre, and we’re honored to bring it to life on our stage.
As the holidays approach, Miracle on 34th Street reminds us of the magic that lives in believing — in goodness, in each other, and in something just beyond what we can see. It’s a story of hope, perfect for the season of togetherness.
In the spring, we lighten the stage with the joyful chaos of Lend Me a Tenor, where mistaken identities and theatrical mayhem prove that laughter is often the best cure for everything life throws at us.
Finally, we close our season with the bright, bold, and irresistibly fun Legally Blonde. More than just a feel-good musical, this story reminds us that strength comes in many forms — sometimes dressed in pink and armed with determination. It’s the perfect finale to a season rooted in hope, and a reminder that believing in yourself is always in style.
Purchase your season tickets today at:
https://ci.ovationtix.com/35660/store/packages/147014
or by calling 530-283-1956
See you at the Theatre! |
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Digital Passes Now Available |
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Art Barn Deadline Next Week |
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Concert: Hattie Craven Band featuring Natalie Hagwood |
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July's Nature Made Kids Camp Starts Next Week |
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It's Not Too Late for Family Camp! |
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If you plan to camp this summer and haven’t signed up yet, don’t delay (and remind your friends and family too)! We still have 3-night and 6-night sessions available during these programs, and Camperships are available for families needing financial assistance. Week 6: Storytelling Week (July 13-19)
Week 7: Nature & Science Week (July 20-26)
Labor Day Weekend Camp (August 29-September 1)
You can view rates and register at https://featherrivercamp.com/summer-family-camp/rates-registration/ |
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2024-2029 Housing Element Update Available for Public Comment |
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| Your photo could be on the cover of Ruralite magazine!
You can enter PSREC’s 2025 Cover Photo Contest by submitting up to three photos by July 31, 2025. To be eligible to win, photos must be within the PSREC service area and photographers must be members of, or own a business that receives service from, PSREC or Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications. Up to six winners will receive a $100 credit on their bill and have their photos featured on one cover of PSREC’s Ruralite magazine. Winners will be announced at the Annual Member Meeting in September 2025.
Learn more at https://www.psrec.coop/my-co-op/photo-contest-2025/.
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2025 Convention Registration Open |
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The Feather River Rail Society and the Rio Grande Modeling and Historical Society are pleased to announce their joint 2025 Western Pacific - Denver and Rio Grande Western Historical Convention.
The convention will be held September 11-14, 2025 in Old Sacramento, California. Presentations and exhibits will be presented at the California State Railroad Museum. The closing banquet will be at the Delta King Hotel. Discount hotel rooms are available at the Delta King. Two different convention HO scale model cars are also available: a DRGW steel boxcar and a WP wood boxcar.
For more information and to follow updates on presentations, clinics, special tours and other details, please see the convention websites at https://tinyurl.com/WPLives and https://tinyurl.com/RGMHSoc.
To register and order the convention cars online, go to https://tinyurl.com/2025onlinereg.
Mail in registration page can be downloaded here: https://tinyurl.com/2025mailinreg.
See you all in Sacramento! |
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Final CalSavers Deadline December 31, 2025 |
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Each spring, employer mandate status is assessed based on quarterly employee data that employers submit to the Employment Development Department (EDD) from the preceding year*. A registration deadline of December 31 is then applied to newly-mandated employers. (e.g. newly-established businesses or employers who recently employed more than one employees). Employers will receive their official registration information by US mail and/or e-mail in the Spring of that year.
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In 2022, California passed legislation (SB-1126) to expand the CalSavers mandate to employers with at least one employee. Eligible employers with 1-4 employees are required to register or exempt by December 31, 2025. Employers with 1-4 employees will start receiving early notification starting in February 2025.
If your deadline was: September 30, 2020
June 30, 2021
December 31, 2022
December 31, 2023
December 31, 2024 Compliance enforcement is underway. Register your company today.
If your deadline is: December 31, 2025 Registration materials will be sent soon.
Register your company today.
Not sure of your deadline? Check your notice or contact us at: clientservices@calsavers.com or (855) 650 - 6916.
Employers who do not fulfill their responsibilities by the specified deadline dates are subject to enforcement action, which will include financial penalties.
*Employer eligibility and mandate status is based on an employer’s average number of employees from the previous year. This number is calculated by averaging the number of employees reported to EDD on an employer’s four DE9/DE9C filings from the prior calendar year. |
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Thank You from Plumas Corp |
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On June 25th Plumas Corp posted a series of photos tracking the progression of a project through construction, using the Thompson Meadow Restoration Project. It is every bit as important to understand the level of participation and collaboration involved in getting any project to fruition.
On July 8th, a subset of Thompson Meadow partners visited the project to observe the change, view the science and strategize next steps, CA Dept. of Water Resources, Plumas National Forest, Plumas Corp, Sierra Nevada Conservancy and the State Water Contractors. Other partners not present were the CA Wildlife Conservation Board, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Bass Pro Shop/Cabelas, Point Blue Conservation Science, and local public land stakeholders.
Plumas Corp thanks all those who engage in natural resource projects, here and throughout the region. The work does not happen without you!! |
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