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Santa and Mrs. Claus are Coming to Town this Saturday!

December 4, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

Experience the Magic of Candy Cane Lane and Village! 

Get ready for a festive family extravaganza as Candy Cane Village takes center stage at the Patterson Hall and Patio at UNR in the heart of Lake Tahoe. This annual community event, held as part of the Northern Lights Festival, promises a day of joy, laughter, and holiday cheer for the entire community.

Special Guests: Nevada Santa and Mrs. Mrs. Lollie Claus!

Watch in awe as Nevada Santa and Mrs. Lollie Claus make a grand entrance, arriving in style aboard the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District’s fire engine. The excitement kicks off with the “Santa Stroll,” guiding families from the whimsical Candy Cane Lane at the IVGID Recreation Center to the magical Candy Cane Village on the UNR campus. Be sure to capture the moment with photos as Santa and Mrs. Lollie Claus spread holiday cheer throughout the village.

Candy Cane Lane Extravaganza! 

Embark on a holiday adventure starting at the IVGID Rec Center, where Candy Cane Lane, sponsored by IVGID Parks and Recreation, begins. Families can visit the Rec Center first, where they can send their letters to Santa. 

Then, follow the festive path adorned with holiday decorations, to greet Santa and Mrs. Mrs. Lollie Claus delivered in style by North Tahoe Fire Protection District Fire Engine at 2:30 PM. During the “Santa Stroll” they will guide people from Candy Cane Lane to the Candy Cane Village. They will entertain and pose for photos in the Candy Cane Village created on the campus. 

Candy Cane Village is the community’s premiere family event for Northern Lights. Held in Patterson Hall and on the Patio at UNR at Lake Tahoe, it features Nevada Santa and Mrs. Lollie Claus. 

The WCSO Incline Substation is sponsoring “Cocoa with the Captain.” UNR will provide refreshments. Local service clubs, agencies, and nonprofits will sponsor additional activities. These organizations include The Pet Network, Rotary Tahoe Incline, Rotary of Incline Tahoe, IVBCA, UNR, AAUW, IVGID, Incline Education Foundation, Travel North Tahoe Nevada, Daisy Daycare, and the IVCB Veteran’s Club. 

Live Performances and Singalongs

Immerse yourself in the festive spirit with live performances by the Incline Elementary School Choir at Candy Cane Village. Join the community singalong at 3:00 PM and let the joyful tunes fill the air. 

Free event parking is available at the IVGID Rec Center and UNR, Lake Tahoe’s main parking lot off Country Club Drive.

Learn more about Candy Cane Lane & Village and see the MAP.

Check out all of the Northern Lights Festival events this holiday season.

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Embrace the Spirit of Giving Tuesday: Give Locally

November 26, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

GivingTuesday is more than just a date; it’s a global movement rooted in the transformative power of generosity. Since its inception in 2012, this initiative has grown beyond a single day, inspiring millions to give, collaborate, and celebrate kindness throughout the year.

This GivingTuesday, we invite you to take part in this movement—not just on the designated day but as a daily practice. Whether you volunteer your time, make a financial contribution, or amplify the voices of local nonprofits, every act of kindness creates ripples of positive change. Remember, no gesture is too small; each one contributes to building a better, more compassionate world.

For many nonprofits, the holiday season is a critical time for fundraising. GivingTuesday serves as a focal point, providing an opportunity for communities to rally around local causes and organizations. As we enter this season of gratitude and generosity, we encourage you to think locally and embrace the spirit of giving. Supporting our neighbors and strengthening our community through generosity are values that unite us all.

One organization championing this mission is the Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation, often regarded as the “umbrella” organization for nonprofits in our region. CEO Claudia Andersen encapsulates their purpose beautifully:

“For over 25 years, Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation has been dedicated to nurturing community philanthropy by connecting donors with causes that truly matter. We urge our community to be generous in supporting our hardworking non-profit organizations, not just during the giving season, but throughout the entire year. Together, we can enhance and preserve the quality of life in this beautiful place we call home.”

Discover how you can support nonprofits across the Tahoe Basin by visiting TahoeGives.org.

This GivingTuesday, let’s prioritize giving locally. Your contributions, no matter the form, make a meaningful impact on our community. Together, we can create a season—and a world—filled with generosity and care.

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Get Ready for the Sparkling Northern Lights Festival in Incline Village and Crystal Bay!

November 20, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

The holiday season is here, and our community is pulling out all the stops for the annual Northern Lights Festival! This magical event lineup brings holiday joy to the North Lake Tahoe area with free and family-friendly festivities, dazzling decorations, and events that warm the heart. So, grab your friends, family, and neighbors to celebrate in style! You can find all the details on the official Northern Lights festival website. 

The Northern Lights Festival really makes our town sparkle, and it’s amazing to see locals and visitors join in holiday cheer.  From lights and decorations to gatherings and concerts, it’s the best time of year to be part of this community!

Here’s a peek at some of the fun in store this year:

  • The 10th Annual Tahoe Film Fest (December 5-8) – Cozy up for some unique films showcasing the beauty of the area.
  • Lake Tahoe School Winter Market (December 6) – Think local, handmade goodies for all your holiday gifting.
  • Candy Cane Lane & Village at UNR Lake Tahoe (December 7) – Step into a holiday wonderland full of treats and fun with Santa, Mrs. Claus, and carols by the Incline Elementary School Choir
  • Messiah Concert by Tahoe Phil (December 10) – Catch the 19th annual performance of this beautiful holiday classic at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.
  • A Night in Bethlehem (December 13) – This interactive event at Cornerstone Community Church will bring the Christmas story to life for the whole family.
  • Brunch with Santa (December 14) – Meet Santa, enjoy a festive brunch, and celebrate with Tahoe Family Solutions and the Incline Village General Improvement District! (Heads up, it’s already sold out!)

And we’re not stopping there! New this year is Jingle & Mingle, a village-wide holiday event on Saturday, December 14 where local shops, merchants, and businesses are offering unique gifts, treats, and seasonal goodies. Stroll through town to soak up the festive lights, sip on hot cocoa, and browse one-of-a-kind finds to make your holiday gifting extra special. 

This season is packed with experiences for everyone! Don’t miss the Handmade Holidays event at Karacotta Pottery Studio on November 30, Diamond Peak’s opening day on December 12 (fingers crossed for snow!), and live music at local spots like Crystal Bay Club’s Crown Room, Glasses Wine Bar, and Alibi Ale Works. And for those celebrating the season with faith, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Hanukkah services kick off on December 25 at local churches and temples.

Spread Cheer: Donate Today to Light Up the Village!  

Celebrate the season and help bring magic to Incline Village by donating to the Northern Lights Festival. Your support keeps our holiday celebrations vibrant for all to enjoy.

For the latest updates, event details, and ways to participate, visit www.ivcba.org. 

Happy Holidays!

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Washoe Tahoe Academy Program Kick-Off – Learn More on Monday, November 18! 

November 5, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

Please join us for a free informational kick-off event in Incline Village on Monday, November 18 | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM at the University of Nevada, Reno Lake Tahoe Campus Prim Library.

The Washoe Tahoe Academy will launch in May of 2025, featuring lessons in civic leadership and engagement with the goal of inspiring Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents to become involved in their community, with an eye on working collaboratively to find solutions to common problems. The three partner agencies putting the Academy together are Washoe County, University of Nevada, Reno’s Cooperative Extension, and Incline Village Crystal Bay Business Association (IVCBA).

This is a brand-new program created for Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents promoting knowledge of local government, inspiration and opportunities for civic engagement, and networking with fellow Washoe Tahoe residents. The Washoe Tahoe Academy will consist of five themed sessions, held monthly from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m., each Thursday throughout the month of May 2025, at the UNR Lake Tahoe campus. The Academy will be treated as a cohort, with a graduating class occurring annually or possibly bi-annually in future years. This is a free program for those who are selected, capping at 25 participants. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and reside in Washoe Tahoe where they reside at least part time.

In its first year, Washoe County intends to improve relationships with residents in Washoe Tahoe, as well as build an understanding of what the various governing agencies in the area do, how they work together, how people can become more involved in these governing agencies, and inspiring collaboration to break down silos, both with fellow residents, as well as with tourists.

The five program sessions include: 

Collaborate with Your Community –Themes include dignity dialogue, conflict resolution, and collaboration skills. The Lesson and group discussion will be led by Dr. Marlene Rebori from the University of Nevada, Reno’s Cooperative Extension.

Know Your Community: The acronyms can feel overwhelming… TTD, TRPA, TPC, TMT, IVGID, TNTNV, NTCA, IVGID, Clean Tahoe, Washoe County – what they do, what they don’t do, how they serve you, and how you can become involved?

Drive Your Community: Your Roadmap to Policy Change! Learn about Jurisdictions, Area Plans, how policies are made, and how you can influence policy and create real change in your community.

Love Your Community: Learn about opportunities for involvement on boards and committees in Washoe County, as well as local nonprofits, how to apply, and promote yourself for appointment and get engaged.

Sustain Your Community: What does it mean to be a good steward of the environment? Discuss Lake Stewardship and Dialogue with Tourism Agencies, environmental agencies, the sustainability Manager of Washoe County, and UC Davis TERC Science Center. 

The May 2025 program will be limited to 25 participants and is free. Learn more about the Washoe Tahoe Academy and the application process at https://www.washoecounty.gov/WTA/

Please join us for a free informational kick-off event in Incline Village on Monday, November 18 | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM at the University of Nevada, Reno Lake Tahoe Campus Prim Library.

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IVGID Board of Trustee Candidate Forum to be Held September 30 at Incline High School

September 6, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

On Monday, September 30, IVCB Community Forum and IVCBA will present a moderated community forum, providing the community an opportunity to participate in a moderated Q&A session with the 2024 IVGID Board of Trustees candidates.

We will have the unique opportunity to hear directly from our local IVGID Board of Trustee candidates, each eager to share their vision for the future of our community. 

Questions will only be accepted during the meeting from those attending in-person.

Let’s make the most of this chance to get informed and involved in shaping the direction of our community. 

All six candidates will participate in the forum on Monday, September 30 from 6-9PM in the Duffield Theatre at Incline High School. The Forum will be broadcast live, and available later, on the IVCB Community Forum YouTube Channel: 

http://www.youtube.com/@iv-cbcommunityforum9730

The candidates running for the board are:

  • Michael “Mick” Homan
  • Michelle Jezycki
  • Harry Swenson
  • Michaela Tonking (incumbent)
  • Frank Wright
  • Mark Case

All six candidates are expected to be present for the community forum. 

Here’s a brief overview of the candidates, based on information they provided to Incline Together (author Kristie Wells):

Michael “Mick” Homan

Mick is a seasoned C-suite executive with over 35 years of financial leadership, including experience at a Fortune 50 company and in the public accounting profession. He has built and led high-performance global teams and brings extensive boardroom experience to the table. His key priorities include fiscally responsible investment in utility infrastructure and recreational facilities, as well as rebuilding IVGID’s workforce to make it an employer of choice for top talent.

Michelle Jezycki

Michelle, a proud Incline Village native and Incline High graduate, has returned home after a successful career in Washington, D.C., where she worked as the Director of HR at the U.S. Senate. Now a management consultant, Michelle is passionate about improving IVGID’s staff, culture, and morale. She’s focused on the responsible management of IVGID’s assets and believes in a proactive approach to leadership, remarking, “We are better than this.”

Harry Swenson

Harry has been a full-time resident of Incline Village for over a decade, but his love for the area dates back to the late 1960s. A retired NASA scientist and executive, Harry has overseen complex projects with budgets exceeding hundreds of millions of dollars. He has received three NASA medals for his technical and management expertise. A dedicated community volunteer, Harry’s extensive professional background, financial acumen, and deep commitment to Incline Village make him a strong candidate for the board.

Michaela Tonking

Michaela is a lifelong member of the community seeking re-election to the IVGID Board. With deep roots in Incline Village, she has a keen understanding of local challenges, particularly the need to rebuild and restore stability at IVGID after significant turnover. Michaela’s background in accounting and experience working with state governments and Local Education Agencies give her a unique blend of financial expertise and public administration insight. This makes her a strong candidate to continue guiding IVGID’s future.

Frank Wright

Pending information.

Mark Case

Pending information.

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Incline Village Community Forum to Feature Candidates for Washoe County Commission District 1

August 14, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

IVCB Community Forum and IVCBA welcome the community to participate in a moderated Q&A with the Washoe County Commission District 1 candidates. The event will take place on Thursday, August 15 at 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Duffield Theatre at Incline High School (499 Village Boulevard, Incline Village, NV) and is open to the public.

This forum provides an excellent opportunity for residents of Washoe County to engage with the candidates, ask questions, and learn about their platforms and visions for the future of the county. The event aims to foster an informed electorate by encouraging direct dialogue between the community and those seeking to represent them.

The candidates for Washoe County Commission District 1 are: Marsha Berkbigler (www.marsha4washoe.com) and Alexis Hill (www.votealexishill.com).

Each candidate will have the opportunity to present their key issues and goals, followed by a moderated Q&A session where community members can ask questions about topics that matter most to them. The forum will be moderated by IVCB Community Forum members. Questions will only be accepted during the meeting from those attending in-person. 

“We believe that an informed community is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy,” said Linda Offerdahal, IVCBA Executive Director. “This forum is designed to give voters a clear understanding of where each candidate stands on important issues so they can make an informed decision in the upcoming election.”

IVCB Community Forum and IVCBA encourage all residents of District 1 Washoe County to attend this important event. For those unable to attend in person, the forum will be live-streamed on http://www.youtube.com/@iv-cbcommunityforum9730 and recorded for later viewing.

EVENT DETAILS 

DATE: Thursday, August 15

TIME: 6:00 – 8:00 PM 

LOCATION: Duffield Theatre at Incline High School (499 Village Blvd, Incline Village, NV)

LIVE STREAM: http://www.youtube.com/@iv-cbcommunityforum9730

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2024 Local Heroes Community Fair & Meet and Greet 

June 27, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

Immediately following the Local Heroes Parade on Tuesday, July 2, the community is invited to the Community Fair on the Village Green (11AM – 3PM).

Interact with the heroes of the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office and their tactical vehicles at the Meet & Greet, participate in the Highlander Pride Youth Olympics, and savor delicious barbecue at the Highlander Pride Backyard BBQ fundraiser on the Village Green. Don’t miss the annual Susie Scoops Ice Cream Eating Contest at 1PM for extra smiles.

The following nonprofits, businesses, and service clubs, as listed below will host booths, games, and handout information & freebies. 

  • IVCBA
  • Washoe County Sheriff Office
  • Lefrancois Engineering
  • North Tahoe Democrats
  • Pet Network Humane Society
  • Onward Ops Foundation
  • Elevated Water Sports
  • PTSD NOW!
  • Bridget Giroux Design
  • Tahoe Family Solutions
  • Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
  • IVCB Republican Women’s Club
  • Washoe County Sheriff Office
  • Daisy Trails Forest Preschool
  • Village Pet Foundation
  • Incline Village Library
  • IVGID – Incline Village General Improvement District
  • The Village Church
  • North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District
  • Incline Education Fund
  • Incline Village Crystal Bay Veterans Club
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2024 Local Heroes Parade Lineup, Route & Road Closures

June 27, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

The Local Heroes Parade theme pays tribute to veterans, firefighters, healthcare workers, educators, service workers, parents, and everyone who helps build our community (that’s YOU!). 

The Parade is Tuesday, July 2 at 10AM. See map below for the route and road closures. 

Each year our parade is kicked off by the Local Heroes Kids Bike Parade – once you see them round the corner, you’ll know the Parade is on its way. This year, we have over 50 entries in the Parade representing all reaches of our community!

  • National Anthem Performed by Annabelle Kelly (at Bowl Incline)
  • Incline High School ROTC 
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Raul Caceres – Viet Nam: Naval Aviator member IVC with Parade Grand Marshal Craig & Julie Rauchle
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Joe Wyatt
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Michael Dayton
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Larry Osslund – Viet Nam/Navy
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Richard Cribben: Army
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Don Schellenberg
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Ed Yarich: Military: Member IVC
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Ron Kalanick: Viet Nam: Marines
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: Steve Richards: Military
  • Reno Mustang Car Club: David Ramsey
  • IVCBA Future Local Heroes 
  • Incline Martial Arts
  • Driving Miss Tahoe – Chole Menzies
  • Pet Network 
  • Rotary Duck Drop Float 2024
  • Rotary Club of Tahoe Incline
  • Lake Tahoe Athletic Club
  • Jacked Up
  • Alfa Romeo Club of Incline Village – Jeff Forsyth & Maureen Reilly
  • Alfa Romeo Club of Incline Village – Allan & Kathy Slocum
  • Alfa Romeo Club of Incline Village – Ron Pizer
  • Around Town Tours – Chris Talbot
  • Michelle Jezycki for IVIGID Trustee
  • Incline Village Community Hospital & Mike Young
  • Northern Nevada Chapter of the American Red Cross
  • Music Is Medicine Tour – The Jambulance
  • REMAX/Inside Incline – Sabrina Genter
  • REMAX/Inside Incline – Sabrina Belleci
  • Bowl Incline
  • AAUW Tahoe Nevada Celebrates Our Scholars
  • Boys and Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe
  • Village Pet Foundation
  • The Lee Family
  • Incline Village Crystal Bay Republican Women’s Club
  • Incline Village Girl Scout Troop 140
  • Kuchulis and Simvoulakis Families
  • Diamond Peak Ski Team
  • Michaela Tonking for IVIGID Trustee
  • Daisy Trails Forest Preschool
  • Washoe County Library – Incline Village
  • Jim Perez – 30 year Incline resident 
  • Bridget Giroux Design
  • Happy Tiers Bakery
  • Incline Star Follies
  • Carol Del Carlo – Nevada Board of Regents, District 9
  • Lake Tahoe School
  • SQ Ent. Our American Dream
  • Tahoe Workz Snow Removal
  • North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District – Engine 13
  • Washoe County Roads Department
  • Washoe County Sherif Department

Thanks to both of our Parade Emcees; Kristen Miller (corner of Southwood and Incline Way/Bowl Incline) and Jason Phillips (Village Green area).

And an extra special shout-out to the many, many volunteers that make the Local Heroes 4th of July Celebration a way for all of us to come together as a community and make memories.

Read about our Parade Grand Poohbah.

2024 Local Heroes Parade Map & Street Closures
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Local Heroes 4th of July Celebration Next Week!

June 26, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

As you cruise through Incline Village, you’re sure to see the signs of a patriotic community celebration thanks to the hard work of many volunteers who have been placing décor and planting flags. 

That’s a sign that the Local Heroes 4th of July Celebration is coming up. Next Tuesday – Thursday (July 2 – 4), our community partners are proud to present a full line up of events for all to enjoy. For full details, visit IVCBA.org and stay tuned for a dedicated Local Heroes SnapShot later this week with tons of information.

REMINDER – THE IVCBA LOCAL HEROES PARADE IS ON TUESDAY, JULY 2! 

Also, on Tuesday, July 2:

  • North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District hosts a Flag Raising with Incline High’s ROTC and a pancake breakfast
  • Kids Bike Parade/Parade – begins at 10AM and runs from Southwood Blvd to Incline Way and ends at the Village Green. Announcers will be located at Bowl Incline and Village Green. 
  • Immediately following the Parade, on the Village Green, hang out at the Community Fair and Washoe County Sheriff Meet & Greet, hosted by the IVCB Veterans Club. You can grab lunch to support Highlander Pride at the Backyard BBQ, and cool down with a little, or a lot, of dessert at the Susie Scoops Ice Cream Eating Contest at 1PM.
  • Enjoy the evening at ITF SUMMERFEST beginning at 4PM. This is Beer & Brats reimagined to provide fun for the whole family and support for the Incline Tahoe Foundation, on the campus of UNR Lake Tahoe. This is a ticketed event.

Wednesday, July 3 

  • Brand new this year, Highlander Pride is hosting a 3×3 Basketball Tournament open to all ages! Registration is still open – call TK at (714) 404-8592.
  • Our local Veterans are being honored at a reception on the Village Green at 6PM, sponsored by the IVCB Vet Club and Cornerstone Church. 
  • At dusk, the entire community is invited to participate in a meaningful and traditional Flag Retirement Ceremony on the Village Green, featuring the Sierra Highlanders Pipe Band. (Learn more including how to give us a flag to be retired.)
  • TOCCATA’s presents its annual Red, White & Tahoe Blue Salute to America Concert, featuring full orchestral and chorus performances of patriotic classics, operatic arias, and a lively sing-along finale. Purchase tickets for the 7PM concert at St. Francis of Assisi.  

Thursday, July 4

  • Start your 4th of July with a pancake breakfast at Village Green to support the IVCB Veteran’s Club. ($10/Adults ages 12 & up; $5/ ages 6-11; FREE/ 5 & under)
  • The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is providing free BBQ Hot Dogs and Burgers on Incline Beach from 11AM – 3PM. (A valid IVGID pass is required for beach entry)
  • Presented by Red, White & Tahoe Blue 2, Fireworks in Incline Village, over Lake Tahoe, return for 2024! 

While not officially part of the IVCB Local Heroes Celebration, plan to participate in the 11th Annual Keep Tahoe Red, White and Blue Beach Clean Up on July 5. After Tahoe’s celebrated July 4th festivities, our beaches and surrounding areas can become covered with trash, endangering wildlife and the Lake’s clarity. Each year on July 5th, Tahoe residents and visitors turn out for the largest cleanup of the year to remove litter from Lake Tahoe’s shores. You can help Keep Tahoe Blue by volunteering at a beach cleanup sites around the Lake!

View all the IVCB Local Heroes Events

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IVCB Local Heroes 4th of July Celebration Veterans Events

June 19, 2024 | Julie Malkin-Manning

Incline Village Crystal Bay (IVCB) community is gearing up to honor our veterans with a series of heartfelt events, and we couldn’t be prouder to showcase the incredible contributions and sacrifices of our local heroes. From parades to pancake breakfasts, these events are designed to celebrate, support, and recognize the brave men and women who have served our country. Here’s a rundown of what’s in store:

Parade Grand Marshalls 

We are thrilled to announce that Craig and Julie Rauchle of Incline Village, founders of PTSD Now!, have been chosen as the 2024 Local Heroes Parade Grand Marshalls (Tuesday, July 2 at 10 AM). Their outstanding work in veterans’ mental health has made a significant impact, and they will be honored with this prestigious role in the upcoming parade. Learn more about their inspiring journey.

Reno Mustang Club

A highlight of the parade will be the Reno Mustang Club, featuring local veterans riding in style. Let’s thank them for their service with big cheers! 

Veterans Recognition Reception

July 3 at Aspen Grove 6 PM | Sponsored by Cornerstone Church

Join us for the Veterans Recognition Reception, a special evening dedicated to honoring our veterans. This gathering is a wonderful opportunity to express our gratitude and support for those who have served.

Flag Retirement Ceremony (following the reception)

July 3 at Aspen Grove at Dusk

The Flag Retirement Ceremony is a dignified process of respectfully retiring worn, faded, or torn flags. Hosted by the IVCB Veterans Club, this formal ceremony will feature bagpipers from the Sierra Highlanders, adding a solemn and reverent touch. 

Collection boxes have been placed at the following locations for you to drop off your flag if it is time for its retirement and you are unable to attend the ceremony:

– IVGID Recreation Center

– Incline Village Library

For special drop-off arrangements, email Lettie Miller at lettie66@icloud.com. 

If there’s something unique about your flag, include a note with its story to be shared during the ceremony.

IVCB Veterans Club Pancake Breakfast

July 4 at Aspen Grove 8 AM-12 PM

Bring the whole family to the Pancake Breakfast featuring pancakes, bacon, sausage, blueberries, and optional Mimosas and Bloody Marys. All proceeds support local veterans. Prices are $10 for adults (12+), $5 for children (6-11), and free for kids under 5. Payments are accepted at the door.

The IVCB Veterans Club is a dynamic group dedicated to honoring and supporting veterans through special events and initiatives. Veterans, supporters, and community members are always welcome to join their monthly lunchtime meetings, which include a special guest speaker and a chance to connect with club members and supporters. Learn more.

These events not only celebrate our local heroes but also foster a sense of community and shared respect for the sacrifices made by our veterans. We invite everyone to participate and show their support. See you there! GET THE ENTIRE IVCB LOCAL HEROES CELEBRATION SCHEDULE.

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