Graniteville is a unique community located in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Check out the links on the right for additional information about the area.
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This winter will go down in the history books for the monumental amount of snow that it has brought to the Sierras. The drought is officially over. These photos were taken in March. It just snowed 3-4 more feet this past weekend.
Congrats to chile winners #1 Arrin and #2 Rob, and pie winners #1 Michelle and #2 Gillian. Lots of wonderful side dishes too! Thanks to the GV Fire Company for sponsoring this fun event!
Please join us on Saturday, October 15 at 4 PM at the Graniteville Schoolhouse for a Potluck Dinner, Chili Cook-off, and Baked Pie Contest. Trophies will be awarded for the best chili and the best homemade baked pie, as determined by an impartial panel of distinguished judges. The event is being sponsored by the Graniteville Volunteer Fire Company and will celebrate the end (fingers crossed) of the 2022 fire season.
CONTESTANTS AND ATTENDEES: please RSVP by sending an email to chile@graniteville.org by the end of the day on Sunday, October 9, 2022. Your RSVP should include the number in your party. Please also tell us if you are a contestant for the chili cook-off, baked pie contest, or both. You do not have to be a contestant to attend the dinner.
Potluck contributions, especially in the form of salads and side dishes are welcome.
May the best chili and baked pie win!
Event also posted on the Graniteville California Facebook Page where you can also RSVP
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It’s almost here! The independence Day parade and picnic. This year’s theme is Super Heroes. The parade starts at noon at the schoolhouse. Picnic to follow.
The picnic will have free hot dogs and drinks. There will also be a raffle to benefit the Graniteville Volunteer Fire Dept. and live Bluegrass music. Side dishes and desserts are welcome.
We recently lost a true hero of Graniteville, Rusty Schuetz passed away after a long illness. There’s no better way to celebrate Rusty’s life than to be in Graniteville for the 4th. Rusty was the original founder of the very first parade in 1995. Wear something red in his honor. Rusty was bigger than life, there was no one quite like him, and his heart and smile will live on in all of us.
First Graniteville Parade 1995
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