Greenville, California

06/08/2026

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GOLDDIGGER’S VENDOR REGISTRATION
🎪🎪🎪🎪 🎪NOW OPEN! 🎪🎪🎪🎪🎪

Reserve your booth space here:
https://indianvalleychamber.org/gold-digger-days-2026-vendor-registration/

🎉 PARADE ENTRY REGISTRATION IS ALSO OPEN!

Sign up here:
https://indianvalleychamber.org/gold-digger-days-parade-entry-2026/

📸 PHOTOS & VIDEOS WANTED!

We're collecting memories from Gold Digger Days through the years and would love to share them with the community.

If you have photos or videos from past Gold Digger Days that you'd be willing to share publicly, please email them to:

📧 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

🤠 WANT TO HELP BRING GOLD DIGGER DAYS 2026 TO LIFE?

Everyone is welcome, and you do NOT need to be a Chamber member to participate.

📅 Next Planning Committee Meeting
Tuesday, June 9

🍔 Region Burger • Greenville

💛 Volunteers are what make a community a community. We'd love to have you!

06/06/2026

🌲 Roundhouse Council’s 5th Annual “Big Time” is coming to Greenville on June 19!

Enjoy feather dancers, Indian tacos, Nik Nek lemonade, craft vendors, and a handgame tournament. Vendor space is still available for those interested in participating.

📍 330 Bush Street, Greenville
🗓 June 19, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

See the flyer for additional details and contact information.

Updated "Big Time" Flyer with address!

06/02/2026

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ Lace up your running shoes, Indian Valley!

The “Almost 5K” Fun Run/Walk is coming to Taylorsville on Saturday, June 13, benefiting the Taylorsville Ladies Aid Society (TLAS), an organization that helps support local nonprofits, agencies, and community members facing hardship.

☀️ Starts and finishes at the Taylorsville Park picnic area
🕖 Registration begins at 7:00 AM
🏁 Race starts at 8:00 AM

$20 Individuals
$30 Families

A great excuse to get outside, get moving, and support a good local cause. Volunteers are also being sought for the event. See flyer for details! 💚

05/31/2026

📸 A community history request from a family with deep roots in Indian Valley.

We were contacted by Cliff Smith, whose great-grandfather William Ross helped establish the Seventh-day Adventist Church that once stood at 210 Crescent Street in Greenville (next to today’s Dollar General location) before it was lost in the Dixie Fire.

Cliff’s family is planning a trip to Greenville, Taylorsville, and Quincy to reconnect with their family history. William Ross is buried in the Taylorsville Cemetery alongside many relatives, and Cliff is hoping to preserve photographs of the church and area for his children and future generations.

If anyone has old photographs of the SDA church — or even photos where the church appears in the background — please share them in the comments or message the page.

Old family albums, church events, parade photos, graduations, and street scenes may all help preserve this piece of Greenville history. 💚

05/30/2026

💧 The 2025 Consumer Confidence Reports for Greenville and Crescent Mills are now available through IVCSD.

These reports provide a detailed look at our local water systems, including water sources, treatment processes, testing, monitoring, and regulatory standards.

The reports are also helpful for understanding how watershed conditions — including impacts that can occur after major wildfires — may affect mountain water systems over time and why ongoing testing and monitoring are so important for rural communities like ours.

Whether you’re simply curious about where your water comes from or want a better understanding of how local water systems are managed, these reports are worth reviewing.

Thank you to IVCSD for making this information publicly available and helping keep the community informed.

📄 Reports available below:

The IVCSD supplies the communities of Greenville and Crescent Mills, California with fresh drinking water. The Greenville system includes Round Valley…

05/22/2026

Sharing information from Plumas County about an upcoming public information session focused on wildfire recovery, permitting, zoning, and code enforcement processes in Greenville. This may be helpful for property owners, contractors, and residents with questions about rebuilding and County requirements.

Plumas County invites community members to a public information session on June 3, 2026, 6:00-7:30 pm at 430 Main Street, Greenville CA 95947 (the American Legion Hall).

05/15/2026

Here’s the Valley Wide Yard Sale digital map. Happy Yard Saleing folks!

05/13/2026

Looking to add some plants to your garden this spring? 🌱 Stop by Greenville Elementary Friday and support the school garden program at the same time.

Head over to Greenville Elementary School this Friday afternoon to support the garden program plant sale! There will be cheery tomatoes, slicing tomatoes, pickling, cucumbers, lemon cucumbers, peppers, watermelon, sunflowers and a few herbs!

12 PM - 3PM in front of the school

05/06/2026

⛳️ Mt. Huff is looking pretty incredible this spring. One of the most scenic golf courses in Northern California right here in Indian Valley.