Thursday, April 19
If you're not a subscriber, you can find The Valley Springs News at the following locations for 25 cents per issue.
In front of The Valley Springs News office, The Terrace Plaza, Valley Springs
In front of CVS/pharmacy - Valley Springs
In front of the Campbell’s Country - Valley Springs
In front of Mar-Val Market - Valley Springs
In front of Umpqua Bank, Highway 26, Valley Springs
In front of Good Friends Chinese Restaurant, State Route 12 and 26, Valley Springs
In front of the Dollar Plus Store, State Route 12, Valley Springs
In front of H & R Block, Highway 12, Valley Springs
Inside La Contenta Mini Mart, Valley Springs
In front of the Rancho Calaveras Clubhouse, State Route 26 and Baldwin, Valley Springs
Inside Common Grounds, The Terrace Plaza, Vista Del Lago Drive, Valley Springs
At the side of Valley Springs Chevron, off Highway 26, Valley Springs
Inside Zippy Mart, 506 E. Highway 12, Valley Springs
Inside 76 Mini-Mart - Highway 26, Valley Springs
In front of the Burson Market, Highway 12 and Burson Road
In front of the Sierra Energy station, 7998 E. Highway 12, Wallace
In front of the Calaveras County Government Center-San Andreas
Complimentary copies available from DJ's Hair - 10-I Nove Way, Valley Springs
Calaveras Chamber of Commerce mixer, 5:30 to 7 p.m., San Andreas Library, 1299 Gold Hunter Road. The public is invited. General admission is $5 with wine and raffle tickets sold separately.
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Latest Headlines
Saturday, April 21: Rancho Calaveras Property Owners Association indoor flea market, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Rancho Clubhouse, 3995 State Route 26. Spaces are $15 on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more information, contact the clubhouse at (209) 772-1355.
Toyon students reach state spelling bee
Car show generates $6,000 for annual fireworks show
County election department seeking poll workers for June 5
County hires consulting firm to work on preparing room tax hike measure