Valley Springs Citizens Blog

No not the hot iron type. The "what pops tomind" type.

Lisa Mayo (of the Calaveras Visitors Bureau) and Lisa Boulton talk with Anne Forrest about Branding and Angels Camp. How Angels Camp markets their town. We've got a lot going on here in Valley Springs. Maybe we should think about we can do to brand our town. Maybe being incorporated like Angels Camp is would move things along.

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Trinitas owners Mike and Michelle Nemee are likely to lose the ruling concerning lease payments on golf carts and the case is still in pending. The golf course was built without the permits on land zoned for agriculture. They are in a dilemma whether the course will be legally operated. The owners of the golf course are likely to lose a recent trial on whether golf is a form of agritourism in Calaveras County.

This article is about kids learning of rocks and gems at a Pow Wow at Snyder's Valley Springs. A man named Michael Longwolf, who is 41, lead the study and treated them all the same, saying "Today, you're all Indian kids" which lead to the children cheering. Locally, the Pow Wow is treasured, as it is a tradition with many who grew up there.

Read the full article here:

Eye to eye at Lode Pow Wow