Events

Abbie Crews is one of the few female firefighting air tanker pilots. Before she was hired to pilot CAL FIRE’s S-2Ts out of Grass Valley, California she graduated from the Air Force Academy and flew MC12s and C-17s.

The School Ranch 

Program include a report out of NC Rotary's Carbon Footprint Survey.

Nevada County Youth Commission

Rotarians are invited to attend and support the Nevada County Youth Commission as they present their annual report and policy recommendations to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors. Come watch government in action and show your support for these students, our future leaders and Rotarians. A reception in the lobby will follow the presentation.

Grant, Graham and other RYLA, REGL, Youth Speech and Music winners will be presenting their recommendations for County Action. 

June 2, 2026
3:30–4:30 PM
Nevada County Board Chambers
950 Maidu Avenue
Nevada City, CA

End of Year Concert permalink

6/4/2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Seven Hills Middle School, 700 Hoover Ln, Nevada City, CA 95959, USA

Dr. Scott Kellermann, a fellow Rotarian and California-based physician specializing in tropical medicine, and  his wife Carol, an educator, founded the Kellermann Foundation in 2004. Dr. Kellermann is the recipient of several awards, including Unsung Heroes of Compassion award by the Dalai Lama and the American Medical Association’s Dr. Nathan Davis International Award in Medicine. Both Scott and Carol received the Nashotah House Theological Seminary’s Michael Ramsey Award in recognition of their distinguished ministry in Uganda.

The Kellermann Foundation is dedicated to supporting the displaced Batwa pygmies in all areas of development and to provide high-quality healthcare to the Batwa and their neighbors in southwest Uganda.

Scott and Carol Kellermann arrived in Uganda in 2000 to conduct a medical survey of the Batwa pygmies. Their findings were alarming, but through their vision and your support, a region is being transformed.

Health Care: The 155-bed full-service hospital is ranked among the best in Uganda. Its services include medical and surgical care, a colorful pediatric ward, a neonatal unit for premature or sick infants, demonstration gardens, a Waiting Mothers’ Hostel where expectant mothers can stay before giving birth safely at the hospital, and much more.

Community health programs bring mobile clinics to remote settlements, treat local residents, and educate all local citizens about the value of good nutrition, prenatal care, and how to prevent diseases, including malaria and HIV/AIDS.

Batwa Community Development: From building schools and homes and providing farming support to encouraging spiritual growth and economic development, we partner with the Batwa to help them help themselves sustainably.From building schools and homes and providing farming support to encouraging spiritual growth and economic development, we partner with the Batwa to help them help themselves sustainably.

Nursing Education: With an annual enrollment approaching 400 students, we provide the only RN-level three year degree in the region empowering Ugandans to improve rural healthcare.

Home of Giudita Soldavini and George Roberts

1-5pm at Miles ans Susi Adler's home

• Rebates for energy-saving appliances & upgrades including  dishwashers, refrigerators, laundry equipment, HVAC & water heating units, and more.  
• Free home Energy Efficiency Kit packed with energy-saving items like LED light bulbs, weather stripping, a smart powerstrip, and more!
• Free Home Assessments to identify energy inefficiencies, provide recommendations for improvements, and connect you with available rebates and funding opportunities.

Briana has deep roots in Nevada County, bringing a wealth of local knowledge, a strong commitment to our community, and a 20 year career in non-profit management.

The Nevada County Resource Conservation District (NCRCD) is your local partner in promoting sustainable environmental management. The origins of RCDs date back to the Dust Bowl era when severe drought and poor land management led to devastating dust storms. This crisis prompted Congress to establish the Soil Conservation Service (now NRCS) and enabled farmers to create local conservation districts. NCRCD works closely with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to provide landowners with the latest scientific information and techniques for managing their natural resources.

Nevada County RCD’s mission spans a wide range of activities, from agricultural land conservation and forest stewardship to urban resource management and water quality protection. By design, RCDs are woven into their communities and thus have a unique local role in conservation. Strong working partnerships with community members, private and public land owners and managers, non-profit organizations, research institutions, and all levels of government allow RCDs to deliver a broad range of on-the-ground solutions to resource and conservation challenges. 

Read more about NCRCD and Briana's story on YubaNet at (Re)Introducing Nevada County Resource Conservation District.

Pumpkins Palooza returns to Miners Foundry!