Virginia Manner and Michelle Clark discuss with Tom Slivick about the Amador Lifeline and American Legion Ambulance teaming up to get medical response units into Amador and Calaveras County's residences' homes. Part One.

Heather talks with Jillien Smith, ministry leader of House of Myrrh Ministries, about the Heart Change workshop. Recent graduate Amy Russel shares how the experience transformed her through Heart Change. Part Four.

Marilyn Meyer talks to Monique Graziadei about the basket-weaving presentation at the Indian Grinding State Historic Park on Sat, Mar. 7.

Doug Ketron talks to Richard Forster about the now open surface tours at the Kennedy Mine.

Monique Graziadei and Richard Forster close this episode of Amador Live with their guests.

Your Invitation to Operation Care's "Amadors Got Talent" Dinner and Talent Show - Saturday March 28 at Jackson Rancheria

On Saturday, March 28, 2015 at the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort.

Cocktails start at 6PM.

Dinner and Show at 7-10PM.

Tickets are $55 per person.

Questions please call 209.223.2897

The Amador Branch of The American Association of University Women is offering $10,000 in college scholarships to local women in 2015. The purpose of the AAUW Scholarship Program is to support Amador County women who are currently working towards a Bachelor’s or Graduate degree, or plan to attend a California Community College.

Four $1,000 Community College Scholarships will be awarded to Amador County residents on the basis of personal and career goals, grade point average, and a personal interview. High school seniors and women who are pursing vocational training or changing careers are encouraged to apply. For more information, contact the AAUW Community College Scholarship Chairperson, Kelli Garcia, at 209-304-4800, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Two $2,000 Upper Division/Graduate Scholarships and/or Re-entry Scholarships will be awarded to Amador County residents on the basis of need, grade point average, and personal and professional goals of the applicant. For more information, contact the AAUW Upper Division/Graduate and Re-entry Scholarship Chairperson, Kathy Guletz, at 209-296-4336 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

And for the year 2015, we will be awarding an additional $2,000 Scholarship for a student focusing in the Sciences in the memory of Dr. Stephen Honeychurch, a local retired physician, and long time supporter and friend of our AAUW Amador Chapter.

Applications may be obtained online at www.amador-ca.aauw.net, at the local high schools, and from the Amador County Libraries.

All scholarship applications must be postmarked by March 15, 2015, and cannot be returned.

The Amador Branch of AAUW raises money for these scholarships through its annual Home Tour, which will be held on April 18, 2015. The American Association of University Women seeks to promote educational and employment equity for girls and women through its scholarship program.

The Amador Branch of the American Association of University Women is offering $10,000 in college scholarships to local women in 2015. The purpose of the AAUW Scholarship Program is to support Amador County women who are currently working toward a bachelor or graduate degree, or plan to attend a California Community College in Fall 2015. For more information about Community College Scholarships, contact Kelli Garcia at 304-4800. Upper Division/Graduate Scholarship information may be obtained by calling Kathy Guletz at 296-4336. Information and applications are available online at www.amador-ca.aauw.net and at the Amador County libraries in Jackson, Pine Grove, Ione, Pioneer, Plymouth and Sutter Creek. All applications must be postmarked by March 15.

Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park and the Chaw’se Association invite you to a presentation by basketweaver Jennifer Bates on Saturday, March 7, 2015, from 10:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.  Indian Grinding Rock, Amador County’s only state park, is located approximately ten miles from Jackson on Pine Grove – Volcano Road.  The program is free with your paid admission to the park.

Jennifer Bates, founding board member of the California Indian Basketweavers Association, presently lives at the Tuolumne Rancheria.  A life-long learner, this former Yosemite resident will share her experiences and knowledge of traditional methods of gathering and processing raw materials, weaving technique, early village life, and preparation of native foods.

The program will include a brief introduction about the Volunteer Program at the park.  It is only with the help of volunteers and the support of the Chaw’se Association that we can bring educational programs like this to the park for your enjoyment. 

For more information about volunteering at Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park, the Chaw’se Association, or Jennifer Bates’ presentation, contact the Museum office during regular hours (Friday through Monday, 209-296-7488.