Operation Care Logo N O T I C E THERE WAS A "HICCUP" IN TRANSFERRING OUR TELEPHONE LINES TO OUR NEW OFFICES While we sort it out, if you need to get in touch with us at the office OUR TEMPORARY NUMBERS ARE: 209-223-1635 209-223-1582 209-223-1585 We should get our regular number (209-223-2897) back within the next 24 - 48 hours and we will notify you when it is up and running. In the meantime,…
JACKSON, CA – Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort’s slots and table games paid out over $3.4 million to guests during the month of July. “July was an excellent month for Jackson Rancheria’s patrons,” said Rich Hoffman, CEO of Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort. “As the summer season heats up, Jackson Rancheria will offer guests even more ways to win during the month of August.” Promotions Drag & Win Kiosk Game Win up to $1,000 Cash! Every Monday…
Jackson – Sutter Amador Hospital provided tours of its facility to 10 UC Davis School of Medicine first-year medical students during orientation on Friday, July 24, for the school’s Rural-PRIME program. The students also toured Sutter Plymouth Health Center, visiting with Dan Fields, M.D., and Sutter Medical Foundation Amador Regional Manager Colleen Riordan, R.N. Anne Platt, CEO, Sutter Amador Hospital, led the tour of Sutter Amador Hospital. Other presentations were provided by Sutter Medical Group…
2015 Plymouth Farmers Market Starts Thursday, August 6th Rotary Club of Plymouth-Foothills, City of Plymouth and Farmers Market Association Gearing Up for Another Great Year A Farmers Market for Everyone Plymouth, California. June 24, 2015. The Rotary Club of Plymouth-Foothills is once again sponsoring the Plymouth Farmers Market, held every Thursday, 4 pm to 7:00 pm, from August 6th through September 24th, on the shady grass of McGeePark in historic Main St, Plymouth, CA.…
BANNER YEAR FOR AMADOR COUNTY FAIR PLYMOUTH, CA. Troy Bowers, CEO of the Amador County Fair, reports that revenue and attendance through the gates of the Amador County Fair was up considerably over 2014. While acknowledging that attendance last year was affected by the Sand Fire that started on Friday of the Fair, this year’s numbers reflect more than a 6% increase over 2013. A number of factors were in play, he said, and gave credit to the mild temperatures, higher quality entertainment, new spectacular carnival rides and a team of employees and contractors that put their heart into the Fair for months in advance of opening day. “This is our standard and we plan to be even better in 2016,” he proclaimed. “The support of this county is unparalleled and that is the reason we are touted as the No. 1 Small County Fair!” The Grandstand events continued to draw crowds with sold out attendance for the Rodeo this year, as well as the Destruction Derby selling out in advance of the Fair. There were more than 80 youngsters competing in the Mutton Bustin’ preliminaries and that drew a big audience for the free event. The Hot Rod Truck and Tractor Pulls continues to grow. The Blue Moon Picnic Hill Lawn was packed for the return of the Spazmatics, along with big welcomes for Mike Furlong’s Tom Petty tribute and the always-popular Chris Gardner Band. Sunday’s featured entertainer Jackson Michelson who was just signed to a major record deal, put on a stellar performance, having just come from opening for Blake Shelton. The all-class Big Blue Reunion for Amador High School alums was a hit, with organizers reporting attendance of 600. The Fair hopes to welcome Argonaut High School graduates next year. The Fair remained a safe and friendly place for visitors to enjoy with their families with nothing more than a few band-aids to keep the EMTs busy. Wrap up continues as the vendors and rides move on to their next venue, the grounds are cleaned, displays are stored, numbers are crunched and then plans will start for the 2016 Fair. For more information visit AmadorCountyFair.com. PHOTOS by Karen Spencer
