Quincy Rotary
Bulletin

 

August 27, 2025
Welcome to another issue of our bi-weekly bulletin! Find out what we covered during the last weekly meeting and who our upcoming speakers are.
Upward Bound Helps Local College Bound Students
Audrey Selby, Feather River College's Director of Upward Bound, one of three Federal TRiO programs that assist low income, first generation college bound students spoke at Monday's meeting.
 
Upward Bound currently offers services to 56 local high school students at Portola High School, Quincy High School, Greenville High School, Chester High School, Plumas Charter School, and Indian Valley Academy. Services are provided in a variety of methods including: weekly advising, lunch meetings, after-school tutoring, Saturday academies, SAT/ACT study groups, and college visitations.
 
UB works with students to explore their college options. Students perform college searches where they investigate entrance requirements, cost, majors offered, student life, and demographics and match them with their own personal values. UB provides information on college admissions, application deadlines, scholarships, education planning, and financial aid.
 
Judging all that Audrey organizes for local students, it seems prudent to contact her when Quincy Rotary is looking for participants for RYLA and REGL, the Speech and Music Contest, and the Quincy Rotary Scholarships. 
Grinduro Returns to Quincy

Grinduro - the international bike race - returns to Quincy, 10 years after Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship hosted the inaugural Grinduro on Mount Hough.

The race, which took place in Quincy until 2019, will return to the Sierra-Plumas County Fairgrounds in Quincy September 11 to 14, 2025 for its California stop.

Club member Pete Hochrein is helping organize local volunteers to work the event and has asked Rotary to help. The event will bring hundreds of racers to Quincy, support the local economy and raise funds for Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship’s trail programs. All volunteers will receive an event T-shirt, socks, and food and beverage tickets. Volunteer slots are available the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 12 and all day Sept. 13 and 14.

 

Time increments and positions vary both on the course and at the festival at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds.

Rotary will manage Aid Stations 1 and 5 on Saturday September 13 and Aid Station 1 on Sunday September 14. You can sign up for any of the volunteer positions - Give Pete a call or email to be involved. 

530-260-9255, pjhochrein@gmail.com

 
Monday, September 9 Speakers
 
The same folks that are bringing The Grinduro to Quincy will speak at Quincy Rotary on Monday, Sept. 9.
 
Yuba Expeditions is the pioneer of backcountry mountain biking in the Lost Sierra. They are avid mountain bikers, passionate about riding, exploring and maintaining the trails in this beautiful area.
 
Happy Labor Day! 
 
Remember - No Meeting Monday, September 1.
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