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Pretty excited to get the High School Basketball broadcast season started when Bear River hosts Forest Lake in Boys and Girls Basketball this Friday.  And, it’s all for a great cause….and it was the kids that came up with the … Read more >

With so much sadness lately, from mass shootings, to the devastating Camp Fire destroying the town of Paradise, here is an idea to do something special and thank a vet for their service at the same time.  Gold Country Community … Read more >

A quick note to say Thanks to everyone for the nice birthday wishes.  I have never been one to celebrate my birthday much, but turning 60 must be a landmark of some type.  Both my kids flew home to see … Read more >

Just wanted to acknowledge the 40th birthday of KNCO….October 9th, 1978 it began broadcasting from the Holbrooke Hotel.  It was either the second…or the 37th floor…depending on who you ask.  It has been an honor to be part of the … Read more >

I was just about to leave to head up to Tahoe to do my first football game and had to stop and write about the Junior Livestock Auction at the Nevada County Fair.  It is a GREAT event on so … Read more >

It is hard to believe but the high school football season begins one month from the day that I am writing this blog.  The Friday after the Fair is over, August 17th…Nevada Union will be at Yuba City while the … Read more >

This reminder is for me and everyone else at KNCO, but also for you as well.  We are less than four weeks away from the Nevada County Fair.  It is my favorite event of the year and we love seeing … Read more >

Just came back from the memorial service held for Gary Wallace at the LDS Church in Nevada City.  He was a wonderful man…quiet, humble and caring.  He was one of my role models.  I never told him that…guys don’t do … Read more >

Just wanted to give a big shout out to Jordan Fife, the new owner of the National Hotel who was gracious enough to let KNCO broadcast the 4th of July parade from the hotel balcony despite a complete remodel going … Read more >

I want to thank Ed Sylvester for sharing this picture with me.  It’s a slice of life from the ’60’s.  A couple shooting a selfie!