Hamburgers Italian Style

with baked fries and organic green salad.

SARDA

A TROPICAL EVENING AT BENT METAL WINERY!

Join us for an intimate tropical evening with music by Dream and the Dreamer on Friday, August 22, from 6-9PM at the winery.

Only $20.00 per person, includes dinner -BB! Chicken, Stuffed Shells (by Bear River Pasta), Hawaiian rolls and assorted desserts.

Loud tropical attire encouraged, dancing and fun!

Wine by the glass $5.00 (includes tax) or by the bottle. 

RSVP by August 18th at our website. Go to About Us, then, Upcoming Events.

Pre-paid reservations required, we are limiting the reservations to 60 people.

Please no children, pets or outside alcohol at this event.

Hope to see you then!  

To Be Or Not To Be...

Business Friendly

The Nevada County Economic Resource Council's vision statement is very clear:  turn Nevada County into the most economically competitive rural county in the U.S. in five years, and the best way to gauge whether it has is simple:  are more of your friends, family and neighbors employed in permanent, quality jobs?  Are office and manufacturing facilities filled?  Do more local newspaper headlines, community blogs, and radio news broadcasts feature stories associated with business success?

Why is the topic of becoming more economically competitive so important?  Jim Clifton, CEO of Gallup since 1988 and author of the book "The Coming Jobs War" said in a recent interview:  "Gallup has discovered that having a good job is now the great global dream;  it's the number one social value for everyone...a good job is more important than having a family, more compelling than democracy and freedom, religion, peace and so on.  Those are all very important but they are now subordinate to the almighty good job...Stimulating job growth is the new currency of all leaders because if you don't deliver on it you will experience instability, brain drain, sometimes revolution - all of the worst outcomes of failed leadership."  Clifton continues "Creating good jobs is tough, and many leaders are doing things wrong.  They're undercutting entrepreneurs instead of cultivating them."

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