Lake County is set to welcome thousands of visitors this weekend as the NorCal League mountain bike races, previously canceled due to weather, will now take place at 6 Sigma. This event is expected to provide a significant economic boost to the area, with teams from across California arriving for the races. The NorCal teams will compete on Saturday, followed by the Central Region teams on Sunday, marking a vibrant weekend for local businesses and the community.

In addition to the races, the Board of Supervisors discussed various upcoming meetings and events during their recent session. Vice Chair Rasmussen highlighted his participation in multiple community meetings, including the Children's Council and the Scotts Valley Community Advisory Council. He also mentioned the importance of coordinating future meeting dates to ensure board members can attend.

Looking ahead, Supervisor Cervantes confirmed attendance at the Emergency Medical Care Committee (EMCC) meeting on March 20, while also juggling other commitments. The board is also preparing for a special training meeting, emphasizing their ongoing commitment to community engagement and effective governance.

Moreover, Congressman Thompson will hold a "Coffee with the Congressman" session in Middletown on March 21, providing residents an opportunity to discuss local issues directly with their representative.

These discussions reflect the Board's focus on community involvement and the importance of local events in driving economic growth and fostering connections among residents. As the weekend approaches, the excitement surrounding the mountain bike races and upcoming meetings underscores Lake County's vibrant community spirit.