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Traffic Delays For New Dog Bar Bridge Prep

If you drive on Dog Bar Road during the daytime hours, or have plans to, this week, you’ll find some delays. Nevada County Public Works Principal Civil Engineer, Pat Perkins, says it’s due to prep work for the bridge replacement … Read more >

Lots of Non-Film Options for Wild and Scenic Fest

If you don’t want to just watch all the offerings, inside a theatre, at the upcoming Wild and Scenic Film Festival, there are once again plenty of mostly-free non-film options. Festival Director Eric Dunn says this year’s activities are pretty … Read more >

NevCo Jobless Rate Slightly Down

Employment numbers from December have been released for Nevada County. And, once again, there’s not much fluctuation in the jobless rate, with a minor drop of two-tenths-of-a-point, to four-point-one percent. That’s the tenth-lowest rate among California’s 58 counties. Maryanne Connelley … Read more >

SNMH CEO Worried About Trump Immigrant Order

The topic of the latest monthly Community Forum at Sierra College, on Friday, was “Becoming a Top Hospital and a Healthier Community”. But the president and CEO of Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital was also asked about a recent executive order … Read more >

Free Health and Wellness Expo This Weekend

Local doctors, health care professionals, and health-minded people have teamed up for the second time to create the Health and Wellness Expo this weekend. That’s Sunday afternoon at the Grass Valley Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Ophthamologist, Doctor Cheri Allred, says they … Read more >

LWV Launches Voter Survey

Even though there are no scheduled elections this year, the League of Women Voters of Nevada County will still be busy. They have an online survey available on their website, with just four questions. League president Lynn Forbes says the … Read more >

Hadwick Blasts Rejection Of Wildfire Bill

Special session bill hearings in the Legislature resulted in one rare show of bipartisanship. Lawmakers have advanced two-and-a-half billion dollars to expedite cleanup and recovery from the wildfires in Los Angeles County. But Assembly Democrats tabled a proposal from their … Read more >

CODE Red Test Starts at 10:00 AM Today

The wildfires in Southern California providing a reminder that communication during an emergency is key to successful notification and evacuation of residents within an effected area. Information Officer Taylor Wolfe says the Nevada County Office of Emergency Services is reminding … Read more >

More NID Reservoir Concerns Expected

Storage capacity concerns at NID’s two main reservoirs will continue, at least for the early part of the year. Water Operations Manager Chip Close told the Board of Directors, at their Wednesday meeting, that repairs to the second Spaulding Powerhouse … Read more >

Rise Gold Sued Over Idaho Maryland Pollution

After having their Idaho Maryland mining proposal rejected by Nevada County Supervisors, Rise Gold has now been officially sued by the Community Environmental Advocates Foundation. The Grass Valley-based Foundation says the project denial has also killed prospects of cleaning up … Read more >