Quincy Chamber of Commerce Thursday, September 18, 2025
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| THANK YOU to the following Chamber members for renewing their memberships in August:
Cheryl Kolb Downtown Barber Shop |
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Cornerstone Ready Mix is seeking an experienced Diesel Mechanic and a Class B CDL Driver. For more information, call or text (970) 405-6622. |
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The Quincy Chamber of Commerce is hiring for a full-time Chamber Assistant. For more information, send an email to info@quincychamber.com. |
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The Plumas Sun is looking for part-time freelance reporters. Interested? Get more information here. |
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The Plumas County Sheriff's Office is hiring Deputy Sheriffs and Dispatchers. Apply online here. |
| | The Dawn Institue is hiring for a Seasonal Farm Manager. For details, visit their website here. |
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Plumas County has several job openings. To view a complete list, click here. |
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New Menus at Leon & Roy's Family Pizzeria |
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These are just 2 of the menus they offer. Want to see more? Follow them on Facebook! |
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It's National Truck Driver Appreciation Week |
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Quintopia Brings Back Weekly Specials |
We’re back on the weekly specials train! Kicking things off this week are Sweet Corn Ribs with a chili-lime crema, and a classic Cheeseteak pita wrap. We’ve also got some new beers coming out soon, so keep an ear out for that! |
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Register Now for a Free Family Child Care Business Tax Workshop! |
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Just a couple weeks left to sign up! Spots are filling up!
Join us for a powerful afternoon of creativity and connection at our Paint 'n' Sip event in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month Paint, sip on a beverage, and help raise awareness and support for survivors in our community. Sunday, October 5, 2025 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Drunk Brush | 438 Main St., Quincy $40 per person (includes supplies + drink) Limited to 20 participants – pre-registration required!
Contact Sarah at 530-283-5675 to sign up! Hosted by Plumas Rural Services. |
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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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Cromberg Combined Rehabilitation Project in Plumas County Traffic Update |
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REDDING – Caltrans continues work on the Cromberg Combined Rehabilitation project, which will completely restore the roadway, and improve ride quality on State Route (SR) 70 in Plumas County. The project also includes shoulder widening, new guard railing, bridge rail, upgrades to existing ADA facilities, drainage improvements and the addition of numerous safety features. UPDATE-(Location 1): Starting September 22nd, there will be 24/7 traffic control on SR 70 through the town of Mabie while the roadway is unpaved. Motorists can anticipate the 24/7 traffic control at this location to end by October 3rd. Expected delays may extend up to 15 minutes.
(Location 2): Traffic control will continue 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday at the SR 70 location just north of Blairsden. Expected delays may extend up to 15 minutes. The $101 million project includes 280 working days, with all days requiring traffic control. Night work will be used when feasible and safe. The entire project is expected to be completed by 2026.
Contractor Mercer-Fraser Company, North Region Construction and Caltrans District 2 thank the traveling public and local communities for their patience during the construction of the project. |
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Builders for Builders is Back! |
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Builders For Builders is BACK!
Donate to SBTS between now and September 30 and get a chance to win a custom handmade frame from Significant Other Bikes, Retrotec, Sycip Designs, Prandus, Stinner Frameworks or Mosaic. Winner's choice on the builder!
After the dream frame is selected and built, we’ll deck it out with parts from Paul Component Engineering, White Industries and WTB, turning it into a dream bike!
Each donation of $10 gets you a chance to win, and all proceeds support trailbuilding in the Lost Sierra, including current SBTS projects to expand our footprint south toward Truckee and east to Reno, the completion of the Beckwourth Peak Trail in Portola, and the incorporation of the new Fire Hardened Trails prescription.
Don’t miss this! https://givebutter.com/builders2025
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Senate Sends Rural Maternity Care Bill to Governor |
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The Office of Sen. Megan Dahle reports that yesterday, Sept. 11, the California Senate unanimously passed a bill coauthored by Dahle to open new opportunities for hospitals to provide labor and delivery services for pregnant women in rural communities that have become “maternity care deserts.”
Senate Bill 669 creates a pilot program for up to five critical-access rural hospitals, developed by Plumas District Hospital in Quincy to fulfill its commitment to provide maternity care for Plumas County. The Plumas Model allows hospitals to staff labor and delivery services on a “standby” basis, with medical teams available within 30 minutes, instead of on a 24/7 basis. That round-the-clock staffing has proved impossible to sustain in many rural communities, leaving pregnant women with no local option for delivery at all. But traveling long distances to hospitals with maternity wards is itself dangerous to women and their babies.
Read more here. |
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Grants for First-Time Homebuyers |
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Don't forget about the new grant program to assist first-time home buyers with fire insurance costs! First-come, first-served, up to $5K per property, for homes up to $550,000.
Applications with criteria can be downloaded for clients on the homepage of Paragon, PlumasMLS.
Co-sponsored by Plumas Association of REALTORS and the California Association of REALTORS Housing Affordability Fund.
Remember, it's first-come, first-served now thru April 2026 or until funds are gone. |
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Feather River Community Fund Seeks Grant Applications |
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The Feather River Community Fund reports it is requesting applications for its 2025 grant program. The fund accepts proposals from individuals, organizations and businesses, including startups. Applicants’ projects should support the fund’s mission, which is to sustain and improve community capacity, vitality, the economy and the natural environment in Plumas County. As in 2023 and 2024, organizers encourage proposals with the intent of addressing postfire needs. Submittals are due Oct. 20, with awards to be made by the end of November. Read more here. |
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