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Just a quick reminder before I head back to the KNCO Gazebo today….the Ag Mechanics Auction is tonight (Friday) outside the Sugar Pine Building…and the Junior Livestock Auction is Sunday morning.  If you want to feel better about our future, … Read more >

Just wanted to write a quick invite to join me during our morning news the next week or so as I read some great letters written by our local kids in the 4H and FFA programs in our area.  It … Read more >

The first Sierra Stages production I got to see was “INTO THE WOODS. I was able to take my two young grandsons and we all loved it.   My  second favorite Sierra Stages production came out  a few years later … Read more >

It was a very emotional and spiritual Mass held at St. Patrick’s Church in Grass Valley for Healing of Mary Grace Tassone.  It certainly was for me.  Growing up Catholic, I thought Father Sylvester gave a great sermon for a … Read more >

An emotional weekend for so many in our community, including myself.  First off, I was honored to be able to broadcast the 4th of July parade from Downtown Grass Valley, thanks to Tess’ Kitchen Supply.  It is a wonderful event … Read more >

Just wanted to introduce myself. It’s now been one month at KNCO and it’s great to be working with a team again. It was getting a bit lonely at my previous employer, KUBA radio in Yuba City, where I’d worked … Read more >

We had the pleasure of having both Michael Levine and his wife, and fellow dancer, Maia Wilkins, as guest during our morning news broadcast highlighting their performance with Music in the Mountains as part of Summerfest.  I do lots of … Read more >

As the host of KNCO’s Swap Shop program I know we move a LOT of older cars and trucks.  Most are either completed rebuilds, some are listed at “Projects”.   I saw this picture today and thought of how some of … Read more >

Not that we needed one, but Sunday’s Dog Fire, on the south edge of Grass Valley off LaBarr and McKnight, really shows just how dry everything is for this time of year.  Incredibly quick work by Air Attack and ground … Read more >

This trio of images depicts satellite observations of declining water storage in California as seen by NASAS’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites. Colors progressing from green to orange to red represent greater accumulated water loss between April 2002 … Read more >