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NWS Sacramento: Wildfire weather concerns gone until next year

Nevada City to consider skatepark, special tax measure, cannabis permit waivers at Wednesday meeting

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Brad Sweet wins 5th straight World of Outlaws Championship

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Let the sol shine: Sol Bodyworks delves deep to make you feel good

When Angela Rose was five years old, she died. Read moreLet the sol shine: Sol Bodyworks delves deep to make you feel good

Nevada County Police Blotter: Man with no pants throws walnuts as weapons

Marc Cuniberti: The low net worth investor

Aquestion I often get asked by people with a limited amount of income and a relatively small amount of savings is should they be in the stock market in hopes of g… Read moreMarc Cuniberti: The low net worth investor

Machen MacDonald: for success: The art of fast and effective decision-making

In today’s fast-paced business world, the ability to make good decisions quickly is a skill that can set apart successful business leaders from the rest. The powe… Read moreMachen MacDonald: for success: The art of fast and effective decision-making

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Nevada County seeks consultant to provide recommendations on future re-use of the historic downtown Courthouse

Nevada County is looking for a consultant to assess the historic Nevada County Courthouse, located in downtown Nevada City, and offer recommendations for its future re-use. Read moreNevada County seeks consultant to provide recommendations on future re-use of the historic downtown Courthouse

Don Baldwin to portray naturalist John Muir

Don Baldwin, local Nevada City resident, will portray John Muir “Alive and in Person” this Friday, November 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Nevada County Media. Baldwin grew up in … Read moreDon Baldwin to portray naturalist John Muir

Volunteer opportunity spotlight

Connecting Point’s Volunteer Hub connects Nevada County residents of all ages to volunteer opportunities in the community. Read moreVolunteer opportunity spotlight

Driver walks away from Highway 49 and Uren Street collision

Nevada City Lions Club supports Seven Hills

CEA Foundation weighs in on Rise Gold’s vested rights petition: Claiming ‘right to mine’ after 67-year closure called absurd

Nevada County Supervisors will soon consider whether or not to approve an eleventh-hour petition to grant “vested rights” to Rise Grass Valley, a subsidiary of Rise Go… Read moreCEA Foundation weighs in on Rise Gold’s vested rights petition: Claiming ‘right to mine’ after 67-year closure called absurd

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NWS Sacramento: Wildfire weather concerns gone until next year

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Nevada City to consider skatepark, special tax measure, cannabis permit waivers at Wednesday meeting

Staff Writer

Brad Sweet wins 5th straight World of Outlaws Championship

Sports Reporter

Let the sol shine: Sol Bodyworks delves deep to make you feel good

When Angela Rose was five years old, she died.

Sports

Bear River comes up short in River Bowl to Colfax 21-13

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Bruins volleyball win their playoff opener 3-0 over Wolves

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Bear River suffers 48-3 loss to Sutter

On Friday night, the Bear River Bruins (3-3, 0-2) suffered a tough 48-3 road loss to the Sutter Huskies (6-1, 3-0). Bear River had difficulty stopping the Huskies’ rus… Read moreBear River suffers 48-3 loss to Sutter

Nevada Union travels to Lincoln for first FVL battle against the Zebras

The Nevada Union Miners football team (3-2) travels to Lincoln tonight to take on the Zebras (0-5) in their first Foothill Valley League (FVL) game of the season. Last… Read moreNevada Union travels to Lincoln for first FVL battle against the Zebras

Bear River heads to Sutter to take on the Huskies hoping to improve to 4-2 on the season

The Bear River Bruins (3-2, 0-1) travel to Sutter for another tough game against the Sutter Huskies (5-1, 2-0) Friday night. Last Week, the Bruins lost to the Twelve B… Read moreBear River heads to Sutter to take on the Huskies hoping to improve to 4-2 on the season

The last lap for the Reno National Championship Air Races

After 59 years, 2023 will be the final National Championship Air Races to be held at the Reno-Stead Airport north of Reno, Nevada. The decision from the Reno Tahoe Air… Read moreThe last lap for the Reno National Championship Air Races

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Firefighters work late-night Buttermilk Fire off of Pleasant Valley Road

Highway Fire 08/16/23

The Highway Fire started Wednesday afternoon August 16 near the Little town of Washington forcing evacuations in the area.

VIDEO: Soft opening of new Target in Grass Valley

Soft opening of the new Grass Valley Target, including Starbucks, CVS pharmacy and Ulta Beauty.

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CEA Foundation weighs in on Rise Gold’s vested rights petition: Claiming ‘right to mine’ after 67-year closure called absurd

Ideas & Opinions — Thea Hood: Where is Newsom?

Where is Newsom?... Read moreIdeas & Opinions — Thea Hood: Where is Newsom?

Ideas & Opinions — Terry Lamphier - You need to know: Taxpayers will pay five ways for fire mitigation

State and local governments are responding to our ever-growing fire danger with new statewide regulations and insurance proposals that are likely to, pardon the pun, i… Read moreIdeas & Opinions — Terry Lamphier - You need to know: Taxpayers will pay five ways for fire mitigation

Ideas & Opinions — Scott and Mimi Gravem: We are lucky to have the new and improved Memorial Park

We are lucky to have the new and improved Memorial Park Read moreIdeas & Opinions — Scott and Mimi Gravem: We are lucky to have the new and improved Memorial Park

Ideas & Opinions — Ralph Remick: Is God a Zionist?

To answer this question, one needs to examine history in a biblical context. For those who reject the Bible, they seek political solutions while denouncing Zionism and… Read moreIdeas & Opinions — Ralph Remick: Is God a Zionist?

Ideas & Opinions — Hits & Misses: Hit to reasonable Republicans

Each week we’ll run through the sublime, the trivial and profound issues, decisions and goings on that strike us as Hits or Misses. you can join in, too, by emailing y… Read moreIdeas & Opinions — Hits & Misses: Hit to reasonable Republicans

Lifestyles

Art Spotlight: Fall into art

The ArtWorks Gallery Second Saturday Artist in Action will feature two artists, photographer Gail Lipson, and painter David Mooney. They will be demonstrating at the g… Read moreArt Spotlight: Fall into art

Chaplin Norris Burkes: Thingamabobs, phobias, and snakes...Oh my!

There’s no holiday that expresses our fears like Halloween. So if you’re like me, you’re glad the spooky day has passed. Read moreChaplin Norris Burkes: Thingamabobs, phobias, and snakes...Oh my!

Melinda Myers: Gifts with multiple functions and styles

The holidays are quickly approaching and finding the perfect gift for those on your list can be challenging. With many people downsizing or striving for a minimalistic… Read moreMelinda Myers: Gifts with multiple functions and styles

Sponsored: Breathing a sigh of relief—Hospital hosts free lung cancer event

Doreen Fogle: Eight great native shrubs for Nevada County

Shrubs are perfect to use as hedges, for screening, and for adding more dimension and layering to a landscape. Read moreDoreen Fogle: Eight great native shrubs for Nevada County

Gift an amaryllis for colorful winter blooms

This holiday, give a gift that keeps giving and requires no dusting. Gift friends and family a beautiful amaryllis that is sure to generate smiles as they watch the bu… Read moreGift an amaryllis for colorful winter blooms

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