Nevada City City Manager Raise Approved

There was lavish praise by members of the Nevada City City Council before they approved a new raise for City Manager Sean Grayson at their recent meeting. It was the third amendment to the employment agreement, when Grayson was hired … Read more >
NevCo Employees Honored At Enthusiastic Ceremony

This year, Nevada County received over 135 nominations for employee awards. That included 16 alone for Employee of the Year. And before a packed and enthusiastic ceremony at the Board of Supervisors chambers on Tuesday, Board Chair Heidi Hall announced … Read more >
Bright Futures Health Fair Coming Up

Monday afternoon, Bright Futures for Youth is hosting a “Strong Minds, Strong Bodies” Health Fair at their campus in Grass Valley. The focus is on seventh-through-twelfth-graders. It will feature presentations from UC Davis nursing students. They’re students of former County … Read more >
Water Levels At Reservoirs Bottoming Out?

Despite water supply challenges again this summer, reservoir storage in the Nevada Irrigation District is still looking pretty good. Water Operations Manager Chip Close told the District Board of Directors that it’s 103-percent of average, thanks to another wet winter. … Read more >
E-Bike Fatality Raises Safety Issues

E-bike accidents are on the rise, especially this time of year, including in Nevada County, where a Nevada City man was killed earlier this week. CHP Officer Sean Armacher talked about the increasing safety concerns on KNCO’s On the Town … Read more >
The Tale of Peter Rabbit Through Sunday

A children’s theater group is putting on a production of The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny for four performances beginning this evening and running through Sunday afternoon at the Nevada City United Methodist Church. The church’s Children’s Community … Read more >
Huge Inventory Means More Home Sales Here

With inventory at the highest since before the pandemic, five years ago, home sales are up and prices are down in Nevada County. Teresa Dietrich, with the local Association of Realtors, says 97 more homes were sold in June, compared … Read more >
Probation Week Proclamation Approved By Supes

This week, people across the country, as well as Canada, are joining together to recognize the work that probation, parole, and community supervision professionals do for public safety. Nevada County Supervisors approved a proclamation at their meeting on Tuesday, as … Read more >
More Centralized Recycling Compost Facility Ahead?

The cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City are jointly exploring the feasibility of developing a shared recycling and compost facility. The City Council approved Grass Valley’s share at their Tuesday night meeting. The facility would also support clear, plastic … Read more >
Major Changes Ahead For Medi-Cal Cal Fresh Pgms

All recipients of numerous safety net programs are bracing for major changes that were recently signed into law by President Trump, as part of the new Federal Budget. That includes the possible loss of benefits for a major number of … Read more >



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